Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-24
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake to
the Passumpsic, Along Otter
Creek and by the Shores
of White River.
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.

MIDDLEBURY.
The funeral Of Mrs. Jesse Boulia, who
died Friday afternoon. was held at ST.
Mary's Church at $50 O'Clock Monday
morning, the Rev. Father j. ID. Shan
non officiating There was a very large
attendance. The burial was in the local
Catholic cemetery. Besides her husband.
Mrs Boua leaves three young daugh-
tors and is also survived by her father
John Boudneau. and two brothers and
five sisters-Mrs Ella Douglas,
wife of ]. Barclay Douglas, died Friday
night at her home on Upper South street,
a mile and a half out Of this village,
after an illness of several weeks with
neuritis, at the age Of 81 years. Besides
her husband, she leaves one son, two
brothers and sister. The funeral was
held at St. Mary's Church at $50 o'clock
Tuesday morning and the intement was
N West cemetery.-Mr and Mrs.
I. +. Dillon have returned from
Fowler. where they have been visiting
their daughter Mrs. 3. ]. Wimmette.-
Miss Nora Mulbury Of Providence, r.
T., and Miss Genevicve Dashiell Of Paw
tucket, r. l.. are visiting in town.-Mr.
and Mrs. John Tigle Of Rutland. former
residents OF Middlebury. and Mrs. Will
liam Tigle Of Rutland are visiting here.--
Mrs. James Mulligan. who has been
seriously Ill with typhoid fever. has been
pronounced out of danger.
Letters addressed as follows are
waiting claimants at the local postoffice
Miss A. Arden. Mrs w. II. Mccarthy
Miss Elizabeth Barry. August Anderson
Floyd Anderson, Harry Abbott. c. Bing'
ham, Suenco Calistro and i. j. Fuller
Former Senator Stewart mas returned
from a visit at the home of his daughter
Mrs j. Walter Sylvester. in Milton, n
H.. where Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Fletcher
and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Manchester
we're also guests.-Reports are to the
fleet that Dr. d. c. Noble is slowly re-
covering from his illness.-On Friday aft
Hrnoon the Hon. p. p. Claxton, United
States commissioner OF agriculture will
Scliver an address In the Mccullough
aymna sum- and a cordial invitation Is
held out to everybody to be present.
There Is no stated subject. The hour Is
two o'clock.--The next meeting of thu
Fortnghtly club will be held with Mrs
]. Walter Sylvester at the home Of hel
father, ex-senator Stewart, at $3.50 O'Clock
on November Id. Inc subject VIII W
"Gounod," and the committee will b'
Mrs Sylvester Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs
Cottrell This club is In a very flourish
ing condition.-Mrs. Lucy Getty OF North
ield, president Of the Vermont brancl
of the Ladies Of the Grand Army, will
be in town to-day and will be enter
tanned at luncheon by the local circle
William p. Russell Circle, No. 8, in tn
from Wallingford. where he and his sis
ter. Miss Myrtle Andrews, of Troy, \
y, have been visiting at the homo @
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Andrews.-Roge
Ryan, who has been quite i'll for tn
past three weeks with severe attack Q
the grip. is able to be out.-Miss Maj
garct Hincks has returned from Fish
XII Landing, n. Y, where she went
week ago to attend the wedding OF he
brother. Peter ]. Hincks, OF Middlebur
and Miss Elizabeth ii. Cregan of Fishkil
-.MAes Julia Carroll has returned afts
q couple Of weeks visit with relatives an
friends In New York city and 9th,
pIaces-Miss Isabel Grifith has returns
from Fowler. where she has been On
visit at the home OF her parents, Mr.. AT
Mrs ]. II. Griffith.-Mss Ada Marcel
ler future home there with her aur
Mrs John Loyselle.-Some persons,
Jet unknown TO the law officers, are cor
hitting depredauons about the villae
such as breaking down fence posts al
ether similar acts-Mrs. l.. ii. McMah
nas returned from Rutland where S
mas been visiting her daughter, MI
lanes Farwell.
Ic(' NJ ST Albal
!ohn Walsh of Bennington and Sam
l.avarne of Granville, n. Y, brothe
n-law Of the late Mrs. Jesse Boulia, W
were here to attend her funeral Mondi
nave returned to their respective hom
The fair given by the ladies Of
Iary's Catholic parish opened at
own hall Tuesday evening with brit
prospects. There was a large attendai
md the special features were carried {
sxcellently. The Middlebury orchestra
six pieces Is furnishing music.-Mrs.
T.. Warden of Rutland is visiting In ia
for 4 few days.-The Progressive G.
held a well-attended meeting at tn
headauarters In the Battel block Tu
day evening and there was plenty
enthusiasm.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cheney are visiting In Rutland, as
also Mr.. and Mrs. j.. j. Iiberty.-Geo
srousseau has gone to Pittsheld, Ma
:or an extended stay.-Among visit
here from out OF town are: j. T.. Harm
Of Burlington. J. p Hlnk OF Bost
William T. Grover OF Schenectady, N.
George n. Wilson of Fall River MA
Miss Grace Amerly OF Troy. N. Y,
Homer ]. Thomas and John y. Burle
'f Williamstown, Mass.-A heavy =
storm occurred Tuesday, the hrst
some time, and It put an effectual stop
all outside work on the many build
operations going forward In town.
ana Mrs' A. T. Reese OF Brooklyn. N.
are In town'-Dr. " j. White has
&AT1sd from the New York Post Gradu