Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09

N'HiihS SullIltTs PuOIUNT party lIOn1
Massachusetts, is also DESTROYS of buy
| ing the stock.--Mrs. George Bashaw
and daughter, Edith. who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Dumas,
have returned to Brandon.--Jamcs
Dwire has returned from burlington.
A meeting of the Middlebury Grange
will be held Friday evening, February
10. Tho notice which has appeared
in some papers of a postponement is
due to mistake as 20 the date of the
Masonic meeting at which the grange
Is to serve supper. The program will
be in Tho nature of a discussion Of
the advisability of public library
| for MiddleburY. Several members
will give minute talks. one OF the
ladies of the library board will speak
and President Thomas will address
the meeting.-From about six o'clock
Monday morning till about seven
o'clock Tuesday morning, the mer-
curry Indicated Il change of about 40
degrees upwards. During Monday
night and Tuesday forenoon about 90
inches OF snow fell, the heaviest snow
fall of the winter. Since November
90, sleighng has been continuous IN
Addison county.-Nriss Anna Thomas
Va III dntOn CAME ueSuHN ana Will
remain here several months MS tho
guest of relatives and frlends.--Mrs.
John Tighe Of Rutland, former resi-
dent is visiting Miss Mary Kane
The Misses Fanny G. Alden Mary II.
! Iiresnaham and Alice A. Holmes re-
turned Tuesday after a visit with
relatives and friends in Proctor.
c. j. Eel Pomona Grange, No 10. met
IN the town hall here yesterday with a
/ large attendance. The following officers
We're Installed by Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Var
icy: Master, ". y. Cedy. Mlddle5ury;
overseer, A. r. Clark, Addison. lecturer,
Mrs. :. g. Hawley. Ncrgennes; steward.
c. W. Jones, sudbury; assistant steward,
G. g. Miller, Ferrisburs; chaplain. NJ J.
1andou, New Haven; treasurer, A. w.
Eootc. CorrWal secretary. ". f.. Bump.
Salisbury, gatokecper. T.. x. Eddy,
StarlIsboro, Ceres, Mrs. r. G. Narney
bristol; Pomona, Mrs. II. T.. Mech.
Monkton; Flora Mrs. r. ". Paret, Bran
don; lady assistant steward, Mrs r, w.
Osborn, Shoreham; organist, Mrs. j II.
Dyer, Salisbury. After the officers were
installed they went to the Grange hail
where dinner was served At two o'clock
the meeting resumed In the town
hall and there a large class that took
the fifth degree, ana tho following pro-
gram was carried out. Vocal solo, Miss
Mertie Gpson; greeting master of Mid
Glebury Grange; response. Arthur Piper,
Grand View; The Outlook" 80 minutes
for ladies discussion; music. Duumore
Grange; reading; 80 minutes for mems dis
Cussion. topic, ideas for Coming Sea
SON." paper Dunmorc Grange; music,
Cornwall Grange" New Years Resoiu-
tons to Strengthen Our Fraternity M.
i. Lee, who has been visiting relatives IN
town for two weeks, has returned 10
Brooklyn. ~ Y.-'rhe annual meeting of
the Vermont Bee Keepers association
will be held at tie Addison House to-day.
The Middlebury fire department held a
smoker in the rooms of the Volunteer
| lose company Tuesday evenirg.-I'rank
Meehan of Salisbury, who arrested
by County Game Warden George Chaffee
for selling deer skins killed out OF sea
son, was in Judge a. ". Dickens's court
Wednesday morning and was held for the
June term Of Addison county court. Bail
was fixed at $500 which he prmptly Sc
cured and was released States Attorney
F. W. futile prosecuted and Charles i.
Button appeared for the defendCnt-lt is
lumored that Mddlebury is to have two
rew factories. one is to be candy fac
tory and the other viii manufacture ice
cream and both viii do a iobbing busi-
ness. 1t is understood that Tie former
will be conducted by Burlington people
and tile latter by local people.-Mr and
Mrs William r. BaUester and daughters.
Misses Edith and Flora, Of Schenectady,
y. T., arrived Monday for months stay
B with 8 I,,r.