Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-25
The NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake tc
the Passumpsic, Along Otter
Creek and by the Shores
Of White River.
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY

Cards are out announcing tho
marriage OF Miss Mabel. daughter Of Or.
and Mrs. E. II. Martin Of North Pleasant
, street. to Lucius Buttolph. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Buttolph OF South Main
street The ceremony will take place at
| the Congregational Church In this village
on Wednesday evening, July 81.
Miss Anna Iritts. an enploye at the
Breadloaf Inn. while coming downstairs
| I'm some way foil 10 the bottom of the
flight and sprained both arms. She was
brought to town Saturday and taken to
| the Office of DI. T.. II. Martin wnere
both hands and arms to the elbow were
put into splints She will be unable to
use her hands for some time.-Mr. and
Mrs. John II. Sargent have gone to Ro-
ches,cr. y. y. for the next few weeks
The Misses Flithorpe have gone to
Thompson'r vt for a few days.-Thc
| Sunday -'ho the Memorial Baptist
| Church lreid annual picnic at
Moosahmoo T., IKE Dunmore. Tues
day.-Mrs. r. NJ. .i has gone to Rut-
| land for few daYs.. Miss Dora Gaunya
has returned from Vergennes. Charley
ShaclSet has gone to Ciat5mont. y. H.
J. c. s. Hamilton has returned from
New York, where he went with ship
ment of sheep for foreign countries.--
Repairs on the pulp mill are 80 far ad-
vanced that they are able to start the
| mill again after months shutdown,
caused by the damage done by the burst
ing of the pen stock, which supplies it
with water.
The Palestine Daily Herald of Pales-
tine, Texas. in its issue for July IS an
nounces the arrival Of Col James NJ.
Tracy of Middebury, supposed to be the
| youngest veteran on the Union side of the
| Civil War; on his way to Buffalo. Texas,
to meet Adjutant S. \. Castles. who is
also supposed to he the youngest soldier
on the Confederate side.-Fred Spyer of
i Chicago. former resident of Mddlebury
Is visiting here. having come East to
| attend the wedding of his daughter at
Crown Point. n. Y, to John D. Avery,
letter carrier of Mddlebury. Mr.. Spyer
will remain in this vicinity for several
weeks-Page G. Potter, Jr. of Hartford
Conn. arrived Saturday night for two
weeks visit with his parents. Mr.. and
MIS-. Page q. Potter. 81, of Court street
Monday, market day, eggs brought 20 tc
q cents and butter 30 to 4--The cattle
shipment Monday consisted of two car
loads.-Miss Dora Gaunya has returned
from Ncrgennes.- and Mrs. NeicS
Dorian have gone on a three weeks
vacation with relatives at Primo,
Edward lslands.-On account Of a deati
the band concert that was to have beer
held in East Mddlebury Wednesday nigh
will he held Friday night instead Ant
the concert that was to have been given il
this village Friday night will be helt
Wednesday night-Miss Grace OConnell
who has been visiting her parents, Mr.
n and Mrs. J. O'Connell. at the Sargen
! House for two weeks. has returned t,
New York.-A. w Carey. who has been II
for a few weeks. is able to resume his du
ties again.-AIrs. John Signor. who wa
operated upon at the Fanny Allen hospi
u tai at burlington last week. Is slowly i'm
u proving Miss Beatrice Dumas Is il
Brandon and Rutland for few days
President John NJ. Thomas gave the thlr
lecture of his series on the Minor Proph
cts at the Hcmcycle Monday evening
: Principal and Mrs w. H. Carter q
T Proctor high school, who have arrived re
Gently from Chelsea to engage In summe
session work. are stopping at Mrs. Tur
ner's The Rev. c. II. Smith Of Burling
|
I of Vermont, addressed well attende
l meeting in the Memorial Baptist Churc
: Sunday evening.-Dr. and Mrs b. +
5 Foote Of Upper Lake. n. Y, and Mr.. an
Mrs. Jewett Foote of Malone, ~ Y, hav
been guests of H. NJ. FOote and ~ S
!. Foote.--At meeting of the Joint boar
of the Middlebury school union held her
!, Superintendent A. w Eddy WAS re-electe
for the ensuing year. On request of tn
school directors of Cornwall, that tow
u was admitted to the union. The unio
q now consists of Cornwall. Mddlebur,
D town and district No. T. Salisbury an
Whiting.-James Calhoun of Boston Is
u town to visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Jc
= seph Calhoun.
A. c. Woodward has resumed h
duties In the Dutton drug store after tw
weeks at Lake Dunmore.--The annu
" picnic Of the Sunday school OF II
Memorial Baptist Church was held
T. Moosalamoo Park. Lake Dunmore. Tue
day and was well attended Villa
Jackson has returned from Sayabe
>" T.. G., where he has been visiting h
70 son, Dane d. jackson, who is employ,
)" by the John Henderson Lumber compan
% William Nicholas of Worcester Mas,
20 Is In town for II few days.-Mrs Bets,
H. Rogers, wife Of T. &. Rogers, who hi
>" been III FOR som" time at her home
=. Cornwall died early Monday morning
the age of 6l years. She Is survived by
- husband and two sons. Robert w
nt Worcester, Mass, and willard g.
Cornwall The funeral was held at 4
D. West Cornwall Church at two O'Clock We
10 terday afternoon and the lntcrment was
the West cemetery In Middebury. s.
was former resident of this village al
had many friends here.-Mr. and Mi
10 John II. Sargent have returned from
ar week in Rochester Edward Norton a.
family, who have been In town for . Il