Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island In the Lake to
the Passumpsic, Along Otter
Creek and by the Shores
of White River.
ADDISON
MIDDLEBURY.

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The old Catholic Church building. whick
President John NJ. Thomas bought last
fall Is to be turned into a temporary
gymnasium for the college and work will
be begun on 1t this week-John r.
Wright Of Shoreham has leased the re.
constructed Bravy house on South Main
street for term of William r,
Casey has gone TO his former homo in
West Rutland for a few days stay, and
will probably move back to that town in
the near future.-James B. Donoway went
Saturday to Ferrisburg TO spent Easter
with his parents.-Thomas II. Mcleod.
Esq, Is suffering from an attack Of thu
grip Mr. Mcleod is 81 years Of age
The remain. of Mrs. Diantha Noland
who died In Pittsford Thursday night.
were brought here Saturday afternoon
and the burial was in Bristol Sunday.
She was an aunt Of Jerome holland ol
this town.-The Misses Beatrice and
Flora Grover Of Brooklyn, n. Y, arc
visiting in town-The Easter Sunday ser.
vices In the several churches in town
were largely attended In every case and
In some Of them the noral displays were
more than usually beautlful.-Steveu
Doody OF Middebury college has been
appointed census enumerator for tho
city Of Vergennes.-Ruth Russell Ia visit.
ing in Shelburne.
Marcus s. Carr, who had a sever.
tussle Sunday night with a crazy COW
which he was leading to the cattle yard.
was able to attend to his business Mon
day morning. Mr.. Carr was Injured IN
both arms and both legs and his chest
~.
Whilo no bones were broken his hands
and arms were badly cut and bruised. -
There are unclaimed letters at the local
postOfce addressed to Mrs Harry Hunt.
Miss Stella c. Stilson. Miss Blanche
Terwilllger W. D. Carpenter D. Fl. Peck
and c. p. Warren.-N-llliam c. Gee oc
Rlpton has purchased from J. L. Billings
the mail stage route which he has run
for the past year between that town and
Middlebury. Rogers of Worcester.
Mass, is visiting his father, f. c.
Rogers. al New Haven-Fred Goss has
returned TO Fowler and taken position
with the Florence Marble company
The meeting of the third district Odd
Fellows will be held hero this
evening. The Royal Purple degree will
be conferred by the Green Mountain En-.
campment, No. g. OF Burlington. There
Will be addresses by grand officers and
a banquet.-Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Trudo
are the parents Of a nine-pound daughter.
Mrs Emma Bralnard Of Northampton,
Mass. Is at T. NJ Chapman s.-Monday
eggs brought 20 cents and butter s.
DR.. Edward Landon Of New York Ia the
guest OF his brother, Theodore Iandon.-
Guy Plaisted Of Olean. n. Y, IL VISITING
in town.-A Thompson has sold his farm
in Addison to Bush Wilmarth and moved
to the p. T. Gulley house on Seminary
street.-Mrs. Charles Hooker has re-
turned from Boston.--Mrs. Arthur Rice
and daughter Ct Albany, n. Y, arc visit.
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, James
Snon,-Mrs. William Fales Of Case streea
is visiting her daughter, Mra G R Rich.
of Weybridgs street.
Mrs Edward Matthews was called Ia
New Haven, Conn.,, Saturday by the
death Of her grandfather, c. J. Monsoon
The annual meeting OF the Middlebury
school district was held In the town han
Tuesday J. Z. Weeks acted as mod
orator Mr.. Weeks was reelected a.
was also Clerk j. NJ Burke In the mat.
ter of the proposed new school buildinQ
the committee in charge were unable to
estimate the cost owing to the illness Of
the architect and It was laid over until
future special meeting. The committee
WAS discharged and the new prudential
committee was given their power. The
matter OF the maintenance Of a model
high school In connection with the
school pedagogy at the college was also
laid over to await further developments
ia nr
cents was voted and tho following Off.
GERS were elected; Prudential committee,
I. II. Lafeur, the Rev. J. D. Shannon,
DR.. D. C. Noble, Allan Calhoun, Dr. p.
II. Martin; treasurer. c. f. Pinney; aud
itor c. I. Button, All elections were
unanimous and the meeting lasted but a
half hour.
Forty friends OF Mrs. Leslie Sparks
gave her surprise party Monday night,
II being her isth birthday Henry Lee Ia
moving his family from the Monroe house
to the Tulley house on Seminary street
NJ A, Munroe, who suffered a severe
iainting spell while on his way to
church Sunday. is comforta ble-Alrs. Ell.
mer Simonds was taken to a hospital in
burlington Tuesday Mills is In
kutland.-Mrs, May Carney Of MelrosA
Mass, Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam Ford.-Mrs c. F. Rich ls' ill.-The
new arrivals in town are Mr.. and Mry
Casper Williams and Mr.. and Mrs. George
L. Folsom OF Brooklyn. n. Y. Albert r.
Gates OF Lawrence. Mass, l. l.. Little Of
Salisbury. and Harrison Wells of Ben.
Helen Clark has gone to
New York for two weeks visit-Ths
!Iev. George r. Stair, the evangelist, has
returned after a several weeks tour IN
ohio and Indiana. He will 70 to Mains
tlis Week.-Mrs. Nellie Hslpin, Miss Eys