Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28

for their treaSury.-Goddard Seminary
and Middlebury College will play the first
game OF football in town on the college
campus at $3.50 o'clock on Saturday of
this week.-ln the four cases of typhoid
fever at the home of Adebert Brown on
College hill there was no perceptible
change during the day Tuesday and the
people who lived in the neighborhood
are doing everything in their power to
promote the welfare or the family,-M,ss
Rebecca McGoldrick has nearly recovered
from n severe Illness with cold and the
grip, from which she has been suffering
for several days.-George Dmmock has
gone to Montreal. where he will assist
In the loading OF two carloads of merino
sheep which he will take to South Africa.
The Rev. George r. Stair, who has been
I'm Brooklyn, ~. Y, for the past few
weeks. has returned to town for q stay
with his famly.-Ira II. LaFleur has gone
to Albany on short business trip-Mr.
and Mrs Carl o. Frost and daughter.
Helen, and Miss Eva Pinney and Harry
Cobb have returned from a weeks auto
mobile trip in the east and north part of
the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Iawley Marion Of
Oakland. Cal, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George r. Champagne Of
Elm street. Mr. Marion was q former
Middlehury boy, and Is now superin-
tendent of the dining car service OF the
Southern Pacific railroad.--Mr. and
Mrs. william Mccoy of Weybrldge
street are the parents OF seven
pound daughter, born Wednesday
morning.-Allan Calhoun has returned
Goo, a.,
Glens Falls. y. Y.-The first meeting
OF the Century club after tho summer
recess will be an "As You Like It"
meeting and will he held with Mrs.
u NJ. Seeley on Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober 2. It Is hoped that there will be
n large attendancc.-Frank Parrow IS
quite III at his home on Weybridge
strcet.--Cieorge w. Fassett Is making
extensive repairs on his residence N
Cross street-Mrs. Sadie Lamorder is
suffering from a badly injured foot
the result of Its being stepped on by
n horse In a stable Mt East Middlebury
I-Frnest w. LHeureux OF the Regis
ter office force has returned after a
two weeks vacation which he spent
with relatives and friends in Mont
the people here from out of town arc
| Mr. and Mrs Watson G.. Hamilton an
w. L. Hamilton of Bridport. Jarvus NJ
| Potter of Schenectady. n Y. - j. Me-
Cue of Rutland and Walter Brakeman
and John u. Forest Of Worcester
Mass.-Mrs John II. Sargent of the
Hotel Logan. who has been quite II
for the past few days with the grill
and complications, f. very much i'm
provcd.-Worl, has been resumed f.
the Middlobury branch of the Vernon
Marble Company's works after shut
down made necessary by repairs to {
break in the main water pipe.-Mr
and Mrs. +. A. Hamilton of Colorad'
Springs have started on their return
to that city after two weeks Nisl
with relatives and friends in this VI
entity and longer stay In othe
places in the East.--Mr. and Mrs. G. y
Munroe have returned to their hom'
in Everett, Mass, after a stay of sew
cral weeks at the Hotel Logan
The funeral of Henry Abair was he'll
at St Mary's Roman Catholic Churcl
Wednesday morning at $50 O'CLOCK
The Rev. J. D. shannon officiated an
the burial was in the Catholic GENE
tery.--rhe committee for the arrange
ment of the inspection day of the Mia
dlobury fire department met In tn
Battell hose rooms Wednesday even
: ing. when the final ARRANGEMENTS Wer
made for the sports of the day. NJ
the fraternal societies of this Villag
fhavc been invited to take part In n
parade ana IT is understood that quilt
a number of them will turn out an
, make the day one of great event
Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Bisseu have go''
to Brattlehoro for few days Nlsi
with friends and relatives