Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23
HAPPENINGS
IN VERMONT
Local Items Of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun -
tain State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTlE :
from the Island in the Lal 80
the Passumpsic, Along Otter
Creek and by the Shores
of White River.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIF :
ADDISON
M1DDLEBURY.


A special meeting of the voters Of
school district No. 1 will be held In the
town hall Tuesday evening, February %.
70 see what action the district will take
toward securing more room.-The condi-
lion of Elben Warner Judd. who has
been i'll several weeks with Brights dis
.ase, heart trouble and dropsy, has be-
rome so critical that his death Is ex-
oected hourly.--H. II. Sails started Mon
lay on business trip to Hyde Park,
Norrisville and Swanton.-George f.
NcHugh of the Bardwell House, Rutland,
returned to that city Sunday after
weeks visit here with relatiyes.-Miss
Lena Chatterton has returned to Rut-
land.-Miss Mary Reynolds has returned
from visit to her parents in Fair
Haven.-Mrs. G. F. Rich has returned
from a visit with relatives III Whiting
Dane ID. Jackson has gone to New York
10 attend the national convention OF the
chi Psi fraternity at Hotel Astor.--The
cattle shipment Monday consisted OF two
carloads for the New York and Brighton
narkets,-Thomas F. Burns is confined
TO his home. suffering from an attack
f the grip.-At the meeting OF Middle
bury Grange Friday evening, the topic
Mill be Maple Sugar Making" The
meeting planned for March 10 will be
held March g. a Masonic meeting for
which the grange serves supper, making
!he change necessary. The topic for
March will be Bees. "A. r. Atley,
VINO has had charge OF the 8. r. Kendall
farm. will soon move back to Rutland. -
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th'eft ta'heu IN hohor OF the Misses Edit
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'ecoiu 10 FRANK DuclaW and the boob
10 huF' counter Refreshments wer
"rVeo anu Pheasant evening ende
WIN oahcing'-Among the people her
rom out OF town are George j. Robert
~ sprihsne'd' MASS Francis Belding an
Niiiain H'r'hshan OF Erie Pa, Charlie
j. McMaS'er OF Brooklyn, n. Y, an
hr' ana MIS- Alhert l." Spe"r OF Camder
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'o"h NJ tllS STATION tuesday mornin
Ahn the 'ra'n han 70 wall about an hou
,hn nall uh'l another engine arrive
rom hurlihst"h'-ih ne Mlddlepury col
lese Ifee ciun VIII give us concert /
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