Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-05

were taken. Entrance was made by a
skeleton key. as the windows and doors
were found to he all secured A team
was reported stolen on Merchants Row.
but this was an error. The team was
taken, but II was through a mistake,
and It was returned. The police depart
ment have these matters in hand and
are making investigations.--H. II. Mich
OILS, a former resident of this village,
who has been visiting at the home Of
Edward Eldredge and family, south Of
the village, has returned to Bellows
Falls.-William simonds, clerk at the
Benedict store, has gone to Long Point
for week.
Labor day passed off quietly. The Ma
tional bank being closed all day and the
postofiice was open as usual on the
regular holiday hours--Miss Lottie
Walker, who has spent the past few
months with her brother. Henry Walker,
and family. has returned to her school
In Belvidere.-The cattle shipment from
this section Monday consisted OF two
carloads for the New York and Boston
markets. David Sheldon has re-
turn from visit in Rutland The Mid
dlebury branch of the Vermont Marble
company. which has been shut down the
past week to put in a new cement bulk
head, has been started up again.-Henry
Hayes has gone to Rutland for a week s
stay on MISREPRESENTATION Waugh has
gone on two weeks trip to Philadelphia
and New York--Mrs. Manley Winch and
son have returned to Pittsford.-Arthur
Lane of Ottawa, Canada, a former well
known resident is in town for few days
visit with relatives and friends. Frank
Stone, porter at the Addison House is
confined to the house with a severe at
tack OF eryslpelas of the face.--Theodore
Wells of New York city has Joined his
family at the home OF John A. Fletcher.
The funeral of Mrs Thomas G. Har-
rington was held at her late home in
the east part of the town Monday morn
ing at 1880 o'clock, DIR. d. Fl. Cor<ran
OBLIGATED and the burial was in the
family lot in the Brdport cemetery. -
Prof. Raymond Mcfarland left Monday
night for Gloucester, Mass, from where he
sailed Tuesday in fishing vessel on
two weeks trip to the Gulf of st. Law
rence.-Miss Marjorie Saltus has return
ed to Observation-Disclosures market day,
eggs brought % cents and butter % to "A
cents.-Mrs. X. S. Benedict underwent
noon and is as comfortable as could be
| expected
Tuesday evening Judge John r. Weeks
was visited by large number Of friends,
headed by tho Mddlebury band Mr..
Weeks made few remarks and thank
ed them for their support and good will
/ in electing him Representatives They
then proceeded through the streets and
TO the schoolhouse park where large
amount of wooden boxes and barrels
had been gathered for a bonfire.-.John
| {. Wilson, who has been the guest of
Mr. and Mrs, c. r. Rich for the past
ten days. started for his return home
| Glcns Falls, n. Y, before he returns to
the city.-Mr. and Mrs. Harvey G. Ellis
who have been in town for the past
few weeks, have returned to Washing
ton. ID. C.-Mrs. Francis II. Look has
returned to Northampton, Mass.-Mr.
and Mrs. c. A. Piper and young daush-
ter have gone to Long Point for few
days outing.-Mrs. r. G. IIiggans. who
has been visiting relatives in town for
the past few weeks, has returned to
Springfield, Mass.-Merrill S. June, Mid
dlcbury. 1905, who has just complete ed
three years study of law at the Uni
versity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.
has returned to Worcester. Mass, where
he has "A position in the office OF Taft
d Stobbs, Slater building.