Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-23
BURLINGTON, VT. THURSDAY, JUNE 90, 1910

Cloyse, w. II. Cobb, o. H. Crishman, Ed
ward Goulctte NJ. A. Hahar. Germain
Hope. Henry +. joy. G. n. Langworthy,
George L. Marshall, c. w. Mathews. p.
Il. Mellen, Harrison Phillips. J. X. Piper.
c. j. Seeley Isaac Stearns. and Fl. H.
Thomas The following town committee
was chosen: Thomas f. Burns, John Il.
Weeks, L. {. Severance, C. II. Remele.
and Thomas r. Boyce.
| The pauper case of tho town Of
orwell vs.. the town of Shoreham was
brought to head In the Addison
county court friday, when the jury
'oe'etIs IeAooeI ol umo, 1JI'uIBtd oul
10 LoAvJ w 1oIpieA ulIM pouIn1ei
| County court remained in session until
1115 O'Clock Saturday forenoon and then
took a recess until two o'clock Monday
afternoon. with the case Of II. c. Potter
vs. !. n Chase still unuer consideration.
Judge w. w. Miles and Mrs Miles re-
mained in town over Sunday to attend
the opening exercises OF the Middlebury
College commcnccme ent.-Irving G.. Woo
ster OF West Cornwall died suddenly Fri
day evening at his home at the age of
Is years. Mr.. Wooster had been one Of
the best known dealers in sheep IN Addi-
son county and became wealthy when
sheep were nearly AZ good as gold 30 and
50 years ago. lie was about the last of
The old Cornwall men to keep up the
br. cding of the Spanish Nerino strain
ana leaves the largest flock in the coun-
ty Mt his death MIR. Wooster leaves a
widow Walter j. I;ose claims the
BIGGEST cgg Of the season. which
measures by l-2 inches. Tho
funeral Of Phillip I'ugor of Wcs-
bridge was held from the Catholic Church
in Middehury Saturday morning. tho
Rev. j. u. Shannon offlciatiug.-Miss
Julia r. Eel Of st. Paul, Mnn.. and her
niece, Miss Julia Rall Gitswod. Of St
Louis. Mo. are in toWn.-Miss Margaret
Quinlau ana Miss Hazel Doodv are at
West Rutland.--F. w. Hovcy of Worces-
ter. Mass. ia in town.-The campaign for
y. NJ. G. a. contributions of $500 started
Jurc :, to be completed within Il week.
did not result rs successfully as had been
hoped, largely due to illness in the family
OF the county secretary J. Sterling
Moran. who had to give up his plans.
However, Sl.35o were subscrib, d Mrs. Ed
ward II. Hartman of North Adams Mass.
is guest at the Rev. A. T.. .iarriman's.
-Georgc NJ Rommel of Washington.
| Prof G. f.. Curtis, of the Iowa expert
mont station ere the guests of Supt. +.
w. hammond at the government Nor
gan horse farm.-Nr. and Mrs. Charles
+. Prcntiss of Chicago are In town
Thomas CarriSan Of Pittsford is visiting
here.-Warren Hooker and Randall Rock
wood are in Boston Mrs Mary Gates
and Miss Fanny Gates of Franklin are
in toWn.-The Rev. +. NJ. Wilson, Mrs.
Wilson and her sister, Mrs. Tremainc
went Saturday to New York and will sail
for Europe for Il three months trip The
Rev. II. NJ. D.nslow will have charge of
? the church.
George Hunt has traded tha farm
known as the Bo,cy place two
miles south Of this village, Will
s. r. Kendall OF Rutland, for real estate
in that city. The exchange viii not be
made until the coming fall Mr.. Hunt re-
sides in Rutland and has never occupied
the premises Robert Cartmer has gon,
to Sherbrooke Canada. for a visit to mis-
brother.-The condition of Miss Maud
Parkhill, who has hecn seriously sick 70,
I'VE weeks. is reported slightly improved
Robert NJ. Collins of London, a former
Middlebury boy and now a European rep
rcseutative of the Associated Press, is Wis
|
York is the guest of Mr. and Mrs l.. A.
Skifl--Samuel l.. Miner and daughter,
Miss Grace VI. Miner Of Cincinnati Ohio
are in town for commencement. Mr..
Miner was graduated from the local col
!oGe Just 80 years ago.-Cyrlle Brunette re-
turned Monday to Greenfield Mas.
where he has a position for the summer
and fall.--.Willai0 +. Larock of Milton is
Irie let !, 60 III,
Both were in the Philippines with the
i3rd l.. 5. infantry after the war with
Spain, and both had previously served in
the lst Vermont volunteers. Mr. and
Mrs y. Powers of Bennington Mr and
Mrs \. r. Currier of MillSboro. y. y.
Arthur w. Peech Of Boston f. B Park
of Worcester. Mass. and Ralph H. White
OF OYford Mass, are among the visitor
in toWn.-Orn a. Smith Of Goshen Is visit.
inc relatives in this vicinity AT consul
tation Of physicians on Sunday in the cas-,
# Peter King. 1t was decided that Mr.
King must undergo without delay al
, operation for appendicitis. which is com
phcatod with an abscess, and the man was
taken for that purpose TO Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington on the early trair
Monday morning. Daniel D. Sulliya,
| IdS gone 10 I5iluport 10 remain lntil KAN
j. y. cobb has broken ground for al
: Utomobilo garage ana machine shop fol
the nrm Of cobb Bros. his sons. which
- win stand IN Bakery lane to the rear OF
the new Cobb block on Main street
Frank Mahon has returned from d vs
with relative in Winooski.
The $1,000 damage suit Of II. G, Pottc
Us. |. ~ Chase occupied the attention %
tho county court all day Tuesday. Tn
divorce case of Jennie a. Duttop vs.. Adel
lclt W. putton vas heard In the evening
. The parties reside IN Goshen and the bill
was granted on the ground of intolerahl
severity Joseph Hay was before justice
| Fred NJ Foote Tuesday morning anC
pleaded guilty to intoxication. He wa
y nned S. and costs, which he paid,-Russel
circle. Ladies OF the q. A. r.. will hold
supper in the hall on Monda.
evening ana the proceeds will 20 towar'
the Rodman gun recently given 20 Russell
Post by the war department here AM
mounting II on the park. The gun will b
on the way in a short time The pric
4 | paid for tie best butter on market da,
= This week was % cents pound and egg
- brought % cents a dozen. The offering
t OF both were lighter than the average 70
5 tie season.-Among the new arrivals il
n town are Mr.. ana Mrs. \. W. Socum o
# Sew York city, Miss Lydia Rctti and Mis-
@ Anna NJ. GarNoy of Proctor, q. j. VIII
llums of llutlqnd I)r Herman philliplsO o