Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-07

he has been In III health.-Among the
visitors here from ont Of town are A r.
Smith of Albany. n. Y, r. NJ Derrick
of Boston, Mass, Horace T. Thurber and
James F. Graham Of New York and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter A. Grantley of Syracuse
\. Y.-Mrs, Janet r. Lewis, who has been
i'll at her rooms in the Logan House for
the past 10 months and who for part Of
the time had been dangerously III, IS now
thought to be much better.-Frnnk Par
row, who returned four weeks atp from
burlington after having submitted to a
very serious operation at the Mary Flet-
cher hospital, is able to sit up about the
house for little while each day.--The
December term Of the Addison county
court opened in the court house here
at ten O'Clock Tuesday morning with
the Hon. Fred NJ. Butler of Rutland ns
presiding judge-Miss Gertrude Lowell.
who has been quite i'll at her home. is
able to be about again--Mr. and Mrs
George Kidder have returned from
Holyoke, Mass. where they have been
for the past week.-Frank A. Farnsworth
who has been quite i'll, is slowly recover
ing-PheEeon Liberty has gone to Rut-
land, where he will make arrangements
cupy a part Of his house on Seymour
street-Mrs. Carl o. Frost and daughter
Helen, have returned from Pittsford
where they have been visiting her
parents.
Chief Engineer F. c. Warren was SUM
moned late Monday evening for a small
blaze at MIR. Novais shop on Mil street
A chemical tank subdued the blaze which
was caused by a defective chimney. The
damage is small and is covered by insur-
ance.-W. W. Whitimore has returned TO
New York after a few days in town-W.
| j. Roberts State highway commissioner
| OF the State Of Washington, who has been
attending the good roads convention that
was held in Rochester. n Y, and Rich
! mond, Va, has been in Middlebury and
! Weybridge for the past week visiting
relatives, has returned to his home in
Olympia. Wash.-Miss Grace Comstocl,
has gone to Schenectady, y Y, where
she has entered the Schenectady bust.
ness school.-Mrs. Olney Comstock has
returned from Schenectady, y. Y, wher,
she has been for the past week.
Farmers are experiencing considerabl,
trouble In securing water from spring.
and the brooks for their cattle and othei
stock many OF the streams are drvine
up. Unless heavy rains occur before tn,
severe cold weather sets in, a serious con
dition may result-Addison county cour
came In at nine O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing and the case OF James Tulley, appel
liant. VS., Martin Young was begun anc
occupied the whole day 1t was though
the jury would have the case before tn,
court took a recess for the night-Mrs
l.. N. Howard has received word that he
son, l.. It. Howard, is very Ill AT Farm
ington, N. H., where he is principal of til,
high school.-The Century club will NEE
with Mrs. G. S. Russell Tuesday evening
December l2-Mr. and Mrs E p Cush
man have returned from weeks visit 1,
Boston. Charles Brooks has gone TO Ros
ton on an extended visit.-Mrs r. T.. Pin
ney has returned from a few days vtsi
with relatives in Shelburne. John Bou
dreau has returned from weeks visl
with his daughter, Mrs. Daniel Mct'or
mick, in panby.-P T.. Kidder has re
turned from 10 days visit with relative
In Burlington.-J. ". Tierney has movet
to the {. W. Ross farm In the east par
OF the town-George Ray, who has becl
visiting his sister, Mrs, X. r. Pinney
has returned tp Ehp1hnrpa