Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-01-26
HAPPENINGS
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts Of the Green Noun
tain I s.
THE NEWS B, g)uNTIEs
From the Island !, g. Lake to
the Passumpsic, Along Otter
Greek and by the Shores
of White River.
ADDISON
MIDDLEBURY.

Judge Zed S. Stanton has filed with
County Clerk Rufus wainwright the fol-
lowing judgments: E. II. Palmer VS.
Martin F.. Fuller. petition to allow an
uppeal TO be taken to county court, the
ronteutlon Of the plaintiff was upheld
and the appeal allowed: +. NJ Crosby
IS. the Vermont Accident Insurance
company, an action for damages for an
injury to the right hand to the plaintiff,
Judgment was for the defendant company
to recover its costs. It is expected that
.his case will go to the supreme court.
No decision has been filed In the chancery
case Of the town Of New Haven VS. +. s.
Weston and others. The principal de-
fcndant being the Middchurv National
bank. This case involves a difference
Of between 5000 and 5000 for the side
hat prevails at all points In its con-
'ention.
Allan Anger Of Bridport who some two
weeks ago took carbolc acid I'm an at
tempt TO commit suicide. took paris green
Friday, from which he died Saturday
afternoon. IIe was 40 years old and made
his home with his aunt, Mrs Sarah
Barrows, where the funeral was held
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. 1t Is
thought that his mind was unbalanced.
The cattle shipment Monday con-
.isted of two carloads for the New
Fork and Brighton manifestations
lay market day, eggs brought "a cents
and butter 21-Former Gov. Z. w Hough
IF Kansas lectured in the Century
club course Wednesday evening
IN "A Message from Kansas. la
nf
former longtime resident OF Mid
dlebury, is visiting his son-in-law,
W. j. Larock, and other relatives
Mrs. F. w. Bacon, who has been Ill
for two weeks. Is a little improved. -
Peter King who has been confined TO
the house for some time, is able to
lie out a little each day.--The women
nf St. Mary's Church will hold an leo
cream social and card party in Fed
Grafton hall this evening.-Mer-
ritt Elmer has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital, where he has
been for treatment for the past few
weeks.--The Century club held we'll
attended meeting with Mrs. r Fl.
Martin Monday evenine.-Thornas f.
Boyce is ill.-IIarley Hoag has re-
The Addison county Sunday school
convention was held here Tuesday
AZ 1880 the evening service was pre-
sided over by Mrs. d. II. Corkran
wife of the Methodist minister as
sisted by the Sunday school and
church choirs. Officers elected were:
President, Willis y. Cady of Middle
bury; vice. president Curtis Sampson
OF Cornwall; secretary, Alice B. Bal
ley OF Weybridge: treasurer, N. A.
Thomas of Salisbury; department su-
yerintendents, elementary, Mrs, p E.
Boyce of Middlebury; intermediate, j
S Moran: teacher training, Mrs. L
A. Roscoe of Weybridge: home depart
ment. r. II. Holmes of Shorcham: or
ranized adult classes, the Rev. Samuel
Rose Of Cornwall: temperance, Miss
Lucy Dean; missionary, Miss Rens
Avery; member state executive com
mittee, +. c. Dyer Of Salisbury There
were about 500 at each of the morn
ing. afternoon and evening sessions
The ladies of the several churches
s~rved dinner and supper in the lee
tire room of the Congregations
Church,
At a meeting OF the village trus
tees, the following appointment
were made: Village attorney, Ira n
LaFleur; superintendent of parks, DI
\ n. L. Averill. superintendent OF fir
',houses Isaac Lavonche, Jr. superin
fendent of lights, Charles F. Rich
Night watchman, Jerry DeRray; hr
n.ardcns. Fay C. Warren, George I
To y
rirNan. r. p. Cushman, ]. E. Buttolp
pndt c. f Rich. r. G.. Piper was ap
,ot,&ed q policeman Tho board vii
n,eot the second Friday evening u
,ocb Napoleon j. Boudreal
mo nas been confined to the hous
Mo ro'st week by illness, is able t
roeu,oel his duties IN the r. s, Bene
dict stare-The new officers Of tn
A1iddIebary Grange will be installe
,rid,,, eveninE after which banque
...,, Ia, served Mrs. Brainerd l.
, 10 Ell at her home in the cas-
r+ 90 khe lown.--Willlam p. Rus
-, C,irc1o No. 5, Lad es Of the Gran
Ar,,v viii give a supper in It's ma
Friday from hye until nine O'CLOCK
y w rrdd, one Of the oldest and be'
Enown men In Middlebury Is lying
the point of death at his home o
s,.,..,-,,,, s,,eet. Mr. and Mrs, lienr
7 Brookine and daughters Clay
ana rlIzaheNa OF Hoboken. n. j" ar
r,ved tuesday for a four weeks visl
with rclatiVe7' -
Miss clara Bruya is taking tw
,.or+os, trip 10 Palm Beach and ram
,o Fla constable II. E, Day OF RIP
.,n has brourht Benjamin Caswell l
tra ,o,rt, ul, where he Will RENAL
-. 49, s,r intokication.--Jud Ere
NJ Foote pas returned from briS'oi-
a D Miner has shipped a carload OF