Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-29
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 to
the Passumpsic, Along Otter
Creek and by the Shores
of White River.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
ADDISON
NIIDDLEBURY.


MlDDIIEBURY.
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tho di,,orco cose of robo w p,is.
VS.. Katherine Nr r}liss was heard Cb,rIo.
I Button of NiddIehury rsnreson,irg ,b,,
petitioner and no one annearinr for tho
defense. These parties were married at
Lake Placid. y. Y, and lived together
about one year. when the woman went
home to her parents Bliss wandered into
Vermont and worried in various towns
in Addison county being now located in
l'ridport 1t appeared from documentary
eNlcence tnat in November, 1905 she was
married under her maiden name Of
Katherine Murray to one Alfred Hath
away WhC mas subsequently abandoned
i"e u'Noice WAS er"h'e" wl'hou'
ue'"S oi' 'he TWO GROUNDS Oh assertion
ai'u auuitery'-MIss Myrtle X fhil-
ups me oiIE daughter OF MI
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J." Ne" Jersey Inc party
wiz reii'"i" mere LOT ABOUT week
n'ahlhs OUTSIDE excursions.-George
H. McCue or Montreal Is In town for
rev daNs'-Henry Il. Dodge of Chr
cago former well-known business
man or this village is in town for a
few days.-A number of the officials
of the Rutland Railroad company in
GLIDING general traffic manager
George T. Jarvis, and Glare Hartigan
general passenger agent. came r.
Middleburv Saturday TO meet tho trus.
toes of the village in regard to the
pronosed cbapro or location of .he
passerrer statior rb. ro;,rooa oo
MIA nlon tho ror,oYo, -, H. ...a
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''"S MASS are N's'''hE
" ''r i+' W. 'hea on lilS!
} Ai'ei /" H'urleVaht mas hee'
} "PP"'''eu u'pu'y clerk or Addison
county lie VIII reta>n MS position
as assistant TO Judge c. l. Button.
Mrs. hh2aocth Murphy. widow OF Joh
J murphy or Middlehury, died In Snin
fTahcis hospital in Hartford, Conn, Sun
day AFTERNOON where she had been sine
the death or her husband at the Fam
, Alien hospital IN Burlington on May p
iast' her death Is attributed to variou
. causes and she had been i'll severe
months. Mrs Murphy was the daughte
or Mr and Mrs James Mcmahon c
Middlebury. She Is survived by two chil
dren. John c. Murphy Of Portland. Me
and Mrs. Thomas r. Banning z
Weathersfield. Conn. another daughter
; Mrs. j. T. Mccarthy. OF WeathersnclC
Conn. having died about six years agC
Mrs Murphy Is also survived by fou
brothers and three sisters, Mrs Mary A
Borden OF Ift,sford, Mrs. James Iughe
of Middiebury and Mrs. William w. Hon
OF St Albans, James Mcmahon
Roanoke, Virginia. Patrick and John NJ,
Mahon OF Mtddlehury and Edward NJ NJ,
Mahon of Chicago, Mrs. Murphy was
her 63rd year. Her nephew, Edwar
Hughes of Mddlebury, ana her siste
Mrs. Hope of st. Adams, have gone
i Hartford to attend the funeral hel
there Wednesday morning. The remain
: were buried beside those of her hu,