Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-07
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

sion.-Monday. market day. eggs brought
q cents and butter 81 to sc. ~. Miner
Is In Burlington rs q juror in the United
states court.--Mrs. Mabeile Cottreli has
gone to Brookline. Mass, to visit her
sister, Mrs. Stewart Andrews.--Mrs. J. II.
Fletcher Of Bridport 10 the guest Of Mrs.
Price Of Court street.-Mrs. Gushing Hill
left Monday for Boston to spend two
weeks with Mrs. Maccueetion. MIR. and
Mrs.. W. f. Clement are spending several
days in Boston.--Mrs. Hannah L.
Elmer, who had been in III health for
some time at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. Noble Fem. In the east part Of the
town. died Sunday at the age OF 81 years.
She is survived by her daughter and sis
ter. Mrs. Henry Brewster. Of this village.
The funeral was held at her late home
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock
Mrs. l.. j. Bruya and young daughter.
who have been visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Napoleon I.aPan. have returned
to Montpelier Charles Lanorder has
gone to Nerycnnes called there by the
serious Illness Of his daughter. Mrs.
Charles Miller. --Harod Turner has gone
TO Woodstock. where he has a position
Eighteen persons were taken into the
Congregational Church SundaY.-lsaac
and Ambrose Goodro. who have
been confined at their home on
South Pleasant street for the past six
weeks with the grip. arc very much inn
proved and the former is able to be out
union meeting was held in the
Methodist Church Sunday evening and "A
large congrcga ton attended. Miss Eliza
Sessions of Westminster. representing the
Kurn Fattin homes. gave the address and
was listened to with marked attention.
The cattle shipment Monday consisted
Of three carloads.
The faculty of the summer session Of
Mlddlcburv College was announced ycster-
day by Prof. Raymond Mcfarland. the
director. Hon rayson Smith, State
superintendent Of public schools in Maine
will lecture on education: Prof. H. Parker
Williamson Of the University OF Chicago
and Or Gino 4. Ratti Of Northwestern
University. both alumni of Mddlebury,
will instruct in romance languages; pr.
Ray w. Pettengill OF Harvard and John
n. Bachmann of Brown University lee
ture in German languages and literatures: :
DR.. Julian w. Abornethy Of Burlington.
formerly principal of the Berkeley In
stitute Of Brooklyn. English literature:
Harlan !. Stetson of the Wilder labora-
tory. Dartmouth College. physics and
astronomy John Barlow. professor Of
zoology. Rhode Island State College. in
charge OF the biological laboratory. Mem
berg Of the college faculty who offer
courses arc Professors Mcfarland. Wcth-
crel. Cunningham. White. Lyford and
Crosse Principal Archie s Hartman Of
Middlebury will again assist in Latin
and mathematics and Principal r. \.
f'arrar of New Haven in elementary agri-
culture. Other specialists are Mabel -.
fiall. teacher in Philadelphia School Of
Industrial Art, Marion Spaulding. teacher
If domestic science in the Dedham Mass J
high school. and y. Pauline lockwood.
teacher Of music. Castleton normal school.
state summer school authorized by
Mason s Stone. State superintendent of
education will he conducted jointly with
the session the first 10 days.--Miss Clara
Danyew IL visiting Mrs. r. G. Little IN
New ITaven.-Mr. and Mrs. G.. o. Frost
and Miss Eva Pinney and Harry Cobb
have gone 40 Boston. where they are at
tending the automobile show.--'rh fun
oral Of Mrs. Hannah l.. Elmer was held
from her home on Case street Wednes-
day afternoon at two o'clock and was
largely attended The Rev. Hallowell of
Weybrdge conducted the services and
the burial was in Prospect cemetery
Harry Pierce and family have moved
into the Samuel Bowels house ON Thoma :
street recently purchased by them.
Mr.. p. NJ Moor has returned 10 her
home in Salisbury after spending two
weeks with her daughter. Mrs f. n.
Thomas While here she celebrated her
Ord birthday Miss White has returned
10 her home in Maine after spendinp two
months as the guest Of Mrs. A. 5. Harri-
man Frank rlarccki purchased the Alex
Aunchman house on Seymour street
through F. J. Hubbard. Frank Ashley
has moved his family into ,he rrapl,
Stearns house on SEYMOUR s,ree..-A1,ss
Katherine Fish returned 70 college after
spending two weeks at her home in YER
genres where she suffered an attack of
the grp.-.rohn r. Porter who for The
past six wears mas oucrated the hor:o
training stable At the Addison County
Agricultural society grounds, will retire
this week and move with his family IN
Port Henry, y. v. where he has a posi-
charss a, HE ,r.iu;r~ a" .,a ana WI, nave ,
also take his horses into the grand circuit
or trotters During the ice races this win
Ter that ne mas attended he has won six