Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-15

~ NChhpIcttu DeIOre WInteT.-MT
ano MIA. Clarence W. Page have returned
rom an automobile trip in southeastern
vermont and New Hampshire.
MRS. Napoleon LaPan an ! two daugh.
ters, the Misses Jennie and Lottie Ii
ran. have returned from Burlington
-Mrs. Fremont Abbey and Miss Paul.
Inc Sanford have gone to Castletor
Tor few days.--william Ford has
gone to Rochester for a few lays
Mrs. E. l. Hoyt has returned to hei
nome in Gloversville, n Y-Harla nc
b. Howe. democratic candidate fol
governor. and Thomas H. Browne, ma
tional committeeman for the Demo
cratic party. will speak at the town
hall on Tuesday evening. August 90
BENJAMIN Race was in Judge Foote's
court AMI pleaded guilty to intoxica
tion. He was let Off by signing the
pledge and paying the costs.---Mrs
Charles Clappcr AMI son. Arnold OF
Newburgh N. Y, who have been Wis.
itinG at the home of Mr.. AMI Mrs
Frank 1aPan. returned to their home
Tuesday. They were accompanied by
George Kilbourne-MrssM Mabel Wales
has gone to Northfeld for a few iays
Robert Manney went to Rutland
Tuesday. where he attended the an.
nual reunion of his company. the 7t1
Vermont volunteers. He was accom-
panied by Otis Abbey William 1. Ca Nv
and Chester r. Elmer of the 14th Yer.
mont volunteers. whose company holI
their reunion in Fair Haven wednes
day.-Mrs. John Fra lett has returned
from few days IN Brattleboro-Miss
par
few days in Rrandon-A large class
of young people who have been pre-
pairing to make their first communion
at st. Mary's Church will receive com
munion on Thursday--Mr. AMI Mrs
Charles Flint of Rochester. former
residents of Mrddlebury. are visiting
Mr.. Flint's sister. Mrs. Augusta Allen
on Court street and with the execution
Of a short visit in burlington will re-
main in town until after the county
fair.-The board of civil authority will
hold meetings TO revise the check list
for the fall election on the evenings
OF Monday. August 10. and August os
at erght o'clock at the office Of the
town clerk. J. NJ Burke-Mrs. q. p.
Moore and daughter. Mrs. Ernest T.
Severance OF Proctor. ani Mrs Fcrdi-
nand Lane of New York city have re-
returned from I.incoln-Among visi-
tors here from out 81 town are Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa Weeks OF Wyomng. \. Y, A.
r. Younger Of Fair Haven. Frank Saw
tell Of Montpelier, +. r. Austin Of 81.
Albans NJ Isreal Of Hcrkimer. \. IT..
and II. r, Finley Of Roston.-Mrs Mary
A. Foote and srstcr Mrs. Eliza A.
visit from Manchester ~ IT.. went
Tuesday to Long Point on tho lake
shore for stay at the cottage Of Mrs.
Foote's son. Wallace Foote Of Yer
gennes-A large number Of can iiIates
for teachers certificates from the
northwestern part of Addison county
AMI from the eastern section Of the
county came 10 Mi1dlehurv Tuesday
to take the two-day fall examination.
The work is beng conducted at the
graded schoolhousn under tho super
vision Of Superintendent Arthur ".
Eddy. Similar examinations are be-
ing heli in Bristol and Shorenam.-
Extensive repairs are being made on
the premises Of the Shel Ion Art Mu-
scum now occupied by the family OF
Nelson W. Goss-M. s Roberts, who
recently returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington. is in
a critical condition with cancer of
the stomach and back and his recov-
cry is not expected.
Miss Mable Wales has returned from
Northield, where she has been for the
past few days. During her stay there
she accepted the position as teacher of
French and English in the Mortified high
Rogers has gone to High
who has been in New York city
for the past week. has returnc6.-Dr. and
Mrs. d. c. Noble. who have spent the
past 10 days In the White mountains, have
returned. Miss Adde lie,lo.g is making
extensive improve ments on her resi-
dence on College Street.-The Middlebury
Marble & Granite company have secured
the contract to erect n large white marble
altar at Catholic Church at Ticonderoga,
\. Y.-Miss Cecil Dickinson has returned
from Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Madigan of Boston are In town.-Mrs. Ella
Pitts Of Burlington, Il former resident, is
al the Sargent for few days.-Stephen
a. Doody has been appointed assistant
secretary Of the Addison county fair. He
Will be located at the office Of the secro-
tary.-Lewis Gonyeau has gone to Spring
held Mass, for a few days.-Among peo-
pie here from out of town are F. d.
Duffy and G. C. Anderson of Rutland.
Fred w. Currier Of West Cornwall, w. ID.
Flagg of Brandon. Mr.. and Mrs. V.
Blackmcr OF New Haven, George j.
Fales and William Fikin of Herkimer,
n. Y. Frank a. Sheldon of Shoreham
and David Wright Of Potsdam, \. Y
Landlord John H. Burns is making ex-
tensive repairs on the interior of the Hotel
11ogan.-Mr. and Mrs. William Goodrich
OF Salisbury Plains are visiting relatives
In town after two weeks camping on
the shores Of Lake Dunmore.-Nineteen
boys and 12 girls will receive their hrst
communion this Thursday morning at St.
Mary's Roman catholic Church-Mrs.
Otto p. Moore has accompanied her
daughter. Mrs. Ernest NJ. Severance, after
visit In Lincoln. to the home Of Mrs.
severance In Proctor, where she will
remain for a couple OF weeks.--The heavy
rains and occasional showers of the past
Two weeks have done great deal for
the agricultural prospects In Addison
county. One good authority and high
orncial In the Grange stated Wednesday y
that In his opinion the recent rains had
neen worth fully s2O6,o0O and probably
more to the crops In this county and that
as conservative estimate the potato
CROP itself and alone had been benefited
10 inc extent of the sum named above.
rotatoes up to recently have been selling
AT retail at slso bushel. but can now
pe mad from traders at 81 n bushel.-The
MISSES Emily and Jeanette holland OF
Easthampton. Mass. daughters OF Mr..