Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-01-12
HAPPENINGS
IN VERMONT
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun
tain State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake tc
the Passumpsic, Along Otter
Creek and by the Shores
of White River.
ADDISON
MIDDLEBURY.

sreen Mountain Pulp comrany's mill
teveral weeks ago, is able to be about
kith the aid of crutches.-At the an
aual meeting OF the Moosalamoo club
the following officers were elected
President, John Fl. Stewart; Vice
president Henry JOY; treasurer. z. j.
Kinks; secretary. Harry L. Cushman;
board OF managers. r. F. Pinney
George Shambo, l.. c. Russell-The
annual village meeting Will he held
Wednesday, January IS, az two
o'clock There Is an article In the
Warming TO see If the village will pay
Mrs. Sarah Flemming $3.50 9s damages
Tor fall on the village walks about
year ago.
The Rev. Charles II. Dickinson. d. D,
Tor the past five years pastor of tho
congregational Church, rendered his
resignation at the Sunday morning ser
vice to take effect as soon as the church
IAN secure a successor. Mr.. Dickinson
nas made a great many warm friends In
iii denomination who will greatly re-
yret his departure. His future plans are
pot yet formed.--A very pretty wedding
Eas solemnzed al st. AIary's Church
Monday morning, when David Langel
Ind Miss Mary Varga. who came here
from Hungary n few years ago were
united IN marriage by Father J. d. Shan
non. Mrs Steven Hrisco was brides
maid. After short Wedding trip they
will make their home in AIidd ebury.-
Mrs Emily Lamorder died at the home
pf her daughter, Mrs. Warner. in Wey-
bridge Sunday at the age of 70 years.
Tho funeral was held at A. ]. Black
mer's undertaking rooms Tuesday
NJ two o'clock and the burial was in
The West cemetery.-Ezra Wood of East
Middebury, who for two years had made
his home with his daughter. Mrs. George
Sheldon, in Salisbury, died Sunday aft
srnoon at the age Of SS years. He is sur
viNed by his daughter, with whom he
lived, Mrs. W. 8. Huntley. OF Middle
bury. II. I. Wood of Ripton and William
Wood of Bordo WASH The funeral was
held Mt the Methodist Church in East
Middlebury Wednesday afternoon at
two o'clock and burial was IN Pros
pect cemetery.-Moses Marseills. aged
81 years died at his home in Whiting
Friday after an illness of several months
with Bright's disease. Mr Marseills was
we'll known farmer, and is survived
by his wife and five daughters Jesse
Mrs. James Dumas of Middlebury. Mrs
Robert Iavaley of Shoreham, Mrs
Clarence Sweenor of Orwell, and Mrs
George Currier of Whiting The funeral
was held at ST. Marys Church of this
village at nine o'clock Tuesday morning
Mrs Mary Murphy. wife OF George r
Langworthy, who had been unconsclou.
from a third stroke of paralysis suffered
Sunday, died Tuesday morning. She wa
6 years of age and is survived by sis
ter. Mrs. saltwater OF New York city
Bnd two brothers John Murphy OF thi
village and Edward Murphy Of Weathers
field, Conn.-Mss Eliza Sessions of th'
Kurn Hattin Home is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sessions.-Mrs. Ett'
G. Mead Is visiting relatives In Brandon
1t Is rumored that the Boston pa rites
who have been looking over the marbl
properties in the east part of the town
have tentatively arranged to purchase tn
bame and install new equipment mex
spring.--At the annual meeting OF tn
stockholders of the National bank o
Middebury Tuesday afternoon the fol
lowing directors were elected: S,
Jlsey G. S Wainwright c. f.. PinneS
Robert Cartmel and John A. Fletche
OF Middlebury. W. A. Lawrence of Brtstc
pnd d. II. Bennett Of Brldport; s. 4
rlsley. president; O. s. Wainwright, vice
Pinney has completed " years of activ
work with tho institution
Luther Stowe is in New York cit
FOR a two weeks stay.--J. F.. Crane ha
returned from Boston, where he address
ed the Massachusetts Bee Keepers ms
sociation.-Wiliam Thomas OF Burling
hon is confined in the Addison count
Jail for 10 days for intoxication.-Th
cattle shipment Monday consisted G
two carloads for New York and Bostor
Monday, market day, eggs brought
gents and butter 30-The price of mil
at the local milk stations has fallen
$50 n drop of III cents.-Charles Good
rich, who has been visiting his brothe
Warren Goodrich, went to Otter Rive
Mass. Monday.-Deputy Sheriff S. !
Noonan of Ferrisburg has brought Wa
ter Clark of that town to the Addiso
county Jail to remain until the Jun
term Of the county court. He is charge
with bunglary.-Ths joint installation
officers of William p. Russell Post
A. p, and William p. Russell Circi
ladies' Of the q. A. r., will be held
Odd Fellows han on Thursday evenin
John Hrisco has returned after a yes
and half at his former home In Hungar
Robert T. Morse and family have mo-
eL to the King house Water sire
and Arthur Bissett and family are mo
ins TO the house which the Morses "
Gated on Mill street.-Mr. and Mr.
Arthur J. WILCOX and Miss Elizsbe
Wilcox have returned to Concord, n.
Among the people here from out
town ere Volney C. Kelsey of Within
: Herburt Howe Of Bridport. Calvin