Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-01
THE NEWS Ry COUNTIES
from the Island = the Lake tc
the Passumpsic, Slong Otter
Creek and by - Shores
of White Eyer.
ADDISON
MIDDLEBURY.

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Professor A. W. Cady, who has
been superintendent of the Bristol
Union school for several years, has been
elected superintendent of the new union
,chool of the towns of Middlebury, Sails
aury and Cornwall Mr. Cady is a gradu-
ste of Middebury College, and for sew
era years was principal OF the Beeman
academy at New Haven.
The June term of Addison county
Jourt will open here Tuesday. June 6.
rhe Hon. +. l.. Waterman of Brattle-
boro Will be the presiding Judge and
Jhe assistant judges, Charles S. Dana
Of New Haven and Henry f. Day Of
Ripton. The general civil docket con-
tains IS cases the oldest Of which is
of IA years standing. on the Grim
'nal docket there are 90 cases and II
is apparent that there will be no big
rriminal business at this term. There
bre also % cases on tho divorce docket,
is cases on the chancery calendar, u
on the court calendar, and 81 on the
Jury calendar. This will not be
grand jury term and the following
have been drawn as petit jurors:
Addison, Cary II. Marshall, Guideon
W. Norton; Bridport. Walter g. Wal
ker Charles I. Payne; Bristol, Irving
J Murray. Edison e Steadman: Corn
wall. Merrill o. Field, Edward II. Peet;
l'errisburg. Charles C. Field, WILDER
l.. Ball; Goshen, J. s. Hooker; Gran
vile, Daniel b. Seaman; Hancock,
Dana G. Marsh; Leicester, ,Eohn Foley;
Lincoln. c. r. Bicknell, w. J. Brown,
Middlebury, William c. Tisdale,
Charles ]. Seeley; Monkton, John F..
Collins, Charles f. Barnum; New
Haven, George s. Washburn, Louis A.
Baker; Orwell, John Vail, c. II. Lewis ;
Panton, Friend Adams Ripton, Will
liam sherman; Salisbury. Henry j.
Hyde; Shoreham, Dennis f. McCauley,
George Ellis; Starksboro. L. S. Bird
sell, G. y. Bickf ord; Vergennes. Z. w.
Graves, w. s. Bristol; Waltham, Ar
thur T.. Booth; Weybrdge, George f.,
Childs; Whiting, C. B. Hubbard.-The
managers Of the Addison County Ag-
ricultural society have voted to offer
$4,000 In purses for the 10 races sched-
uled. 1t was also decided to eliminate
the dangerous corner on the south end
of the track at n cost of $1,000. There
nrc 80 entries In the four stake races
including II in the freefor all-Mid
dlebury high won from VerRennes high
in a closely contested game here Sat
urday by a score of to /. Holcombe
the Vergennes twirler, did phenomenal
work In the box until he went 10
pieces IN the eighth. Calbourn pitch
ed a consistent game and had much
better support--Monday, market day
eggs brought 16 and II cents and but
ter II and 20 cents.-The cattle ship
ment Monday consisted of three car
loads-William p. Russell Post. No
50. G. a. r., and the ladies of the G.
A. r. Sunday morning attended the
memorial services prepared by the
Rev, Richard b. Esten of the Baptist
church
a large number turned out to attend
the Memorial day exercises yesterday
afternoon at the town hall, The members
and associate members of William p
Russell Post, No. So G.. A. r., and Of
the Ladies' Circle. No s, met at their
hall at one o'clock and at 80 formed in
line on Main street. headed by Chief of
Police NJ. T. Butterfed and his assis-
tants, as follows: Marshal, John D.
Woods and aides; Middlebury band, a.
j.. \ittum, leader; ladies Of the G. A. r.
associate members of the G. A. r., and
veterans OF the Grand Army, W. w
Martin, commander At the town hall
the usual program was carried out P
Nj. Meldon of Rutland gave an eloquen,
pration. 1t was declared to be one OF
the finest and most sympathetic ad-
dresses ever heard in the hall. At the
close of the exercises the assembly re-
mained seated while the G A r. and
the ladies of the q. A. +. left the hall
md went TO the soldiers monument
where appropriate exercises We're con
Quoted and flowers We're strewn. At the
post rooms the ladies OF the c. A. r.
circle had a lunch prepared for all A
committee Of the post during the morn
ing went to the two cemeteries and de-
posted flowers on the graves of DEPART
ed comrades.-The remains Of Walter
Trudcau, the young son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Taylor of Pittsford, who died in
that town on Saturday, were brough,
lere on the noon train Tuesday and taken
20 the Catholic cemetery for burial. The
funeral services were held in st. Al.
phonsus Church in Pttsford Tuesday
morning at nine o'clock.-The ladies ol
the Congregational Church will hold a
rlmmage salo Thursday and Friday r
tho vacant store In the Chapman block
Solomon Lapine, who has been quite sici
for some weeks past, Is slowly recover.
ing~Patrck Mcmahon has entered the
employ OF COL Joseph Battell--On the
first outing of the Bread Loaf section OF
the Green Mountain club several mem.
bers marked several trails In the vicinity
or Lookout Mountain and Lake Dun,
more for the benefit of visitors to these
landmarks, which are said to have shell
tered the Green Mountain Boys. ore OF
me principal features Of the outing was
ire address given at one of tho caves by
'udGe C. l. Button of this village. The