Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-26
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY

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Louis Dorey, who formerly lived here
with his son, p. l.. Dorey, died Saturday
at the Fanny Allen hospital in Col
chester He had suffered from paralysis
the past year. His body was taken to
Underhill, his former home, where the
funeral was held Monday morning Mt
the Catholic Church. He Is survived by
six sons and two daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Il. FoOte are the
parents of son. born September 10. -
Mrs. p. ]. Mulcahy and son and Miss
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James simon
of High street, have returned to Hard
wick-Mrs. w. A. Thomas of Water
street, who has been i'll, Is slowly re.
covering.-Mr. and Mrs. u. p. Hope
have returned from Montpelicr-Prof
AMI Mrs. c. r. Wright and daughter.
Marjorie, who nave spent the past
summer at Akron, O., have returned.
The patrons of the New York Dairy
company have reached notice that
| they would receive S170 per hundra
for their September and october milk.
Mrs. Victor Tyrel and Irene Kent
have returned from "A week IN White
River Juncton.-Miss Mary Nash has
returned to Burlington.-Mrs. r. q
Jones and children have returned 70
Granville, n. ". after visiting at the
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Cole on
Seymour street-Miss Rena Aver?
has returned to Chicago to complete
her studies at the Moody Bible 1nsti-
tute after short visit with her
mother. Mrs John Avery.-The Wom-
ems society Of the Methodist Church
hel1 sale OF foods and rugs at tho
store OF George t. Marshall on Satur
Iday.-Dean A. F.. Lambert OF the col
lege went Saturday to Pittsfor1 and
preached in the ConGre egational Church
Mrs. Marion Thomas. mother II
President John NJ. Thomas. returned
Friday night from Malone. y. T.
where she has been for several week'
visiting a sister.-Mrs Edward p. Sey'
mour is I'm rnwall.--Mortimer VIII
cox, hookkceper and cashier at q
+. Marshall's, has returned from
a two weeks vacation at Lake Dun
more and on Saturday resumed hi:
place at the desk.--Mr. and Mrs. II. c
Sargent of Huntington, Mass, are II
son and son, George, and iaugh
ter, Gladys, returned to Brooklyn
n. ". Saturday after four weeS
in this vicmity-George Wrigh.
who has been working here 70
the past few months. returned t.
Shoreham Saturday AMI will get hi
family ready to move to town.-Plan
are being completed by the Middle
bury fire department to hold their an
nual inspection about the mid lie o
next montn--Ira II, LaFleur has pur
chased the Murkland house on Colleg
street hill and will soon fix 1t up 70
a two tenement house.-Nrs. T.. For
has moved to town from Ballsto
Springs and will occupy the O. I
Moore house on South Pleasant street
The funeral of Mckinley Mathews. tn
16-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs, Charlie
j. Mathews, who wandered away wee
ago Sunday and whose remains wer
: brought here Saturday night fror
Plattsburgh. ~ v, was held at tn
home Of his parents a mile east OF thl
, village at two o'clock Monday afternoon
!, There was Il very large attendance ir
Guiding "A large delegation from the MID
dlebury high school. to which the youn
man belonged. The high school wa
closed for the afternoon on account {
the funeral. The services were conduc
ed by the Rev. A. A. Lancaster. paste
I of the Congregational Church. asslste
by the Rev. Richard r. Esten, paste
Of the local Memorial Baptist Churcl
There was large and beautiful displa