Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-18
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.

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Pond September 10.-Street Commissioner
| Wright is laying a new sewer on Sey
mour street.-Mrs. Mabel Danville has
gone to the Fanny Allen hospital at Bur
| lington where she is to undergo treat
lnent. Her son, Wallace, has gone to
Plattsbureh. n. y, where he will remain
with relatives during her stay there.-A
| heavy frost Wednesday did much damage
to corn and one field of u acres was killed
| in Cornwall. Two or three more of about
the same dimensions were ruined in Whit
ing and Salisbury. Local gardens have
escaped without much damage up to the
lprcsent.
| Friday night was ncighbJr's night at
! the MiddleburN Grange and there was a
large attendance. The New Haven Grange
! furnished program and the local grange
| gave a banquct.-1arry II. Taylor left
| Monday for Boston, where he will take Il
Cours, in the college of pharmacy.-John
Sears has gone to the Mary Fletcher
hospital at Burlington to undergo trca:-
mcnt.-ScVeral shipments of merino sheep
Iand fancy cattle are being made from
| this section to the State fair at White
IRiNcr JunctiOn.-NIss Edith Brown mas
IEunc to Whiting, whore she is teacher
| in one OF the public schools.-Mr. and
Mrs Charles Swift are visiting her father,
eX-Guv. John W. SteWart-Mrs. Charles
j. Cheney ana daughter nave returned
from Rutland, where they have been for
| lo daHs.-Miss Laura Goodrich has gone
ITO New York for six wocks-Miss Nellie
Bnn, who has been visiting her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. X. &. S. 3lnn, for a few
weeks, has returned to the Proctor hos
lptal at Proctor. where she is assistant
Isuperintendent.-M Susan T. Archibald
has returned from Kramer, Ind. where
she has spent a month.-Arthur c. Lamb
has returned from a 10 days vacation
in the northern part of the State and has
resumed his duties at the Henry JOY
store.-Dr. Samuel Sheldon, who spent
the summer at the Addison House, has
returned to Brooklyn, n. Y.-Mrs *. r.
Flint and son, Winston. have returned
to NorthtGd after several weeks in town
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. f.. w.
THOMAS. She was accompanied by her
mother.-Mrs. William Tyrel, who has
been confined to the house by illness
has so far recovered as to be able to he
about again.-NIss Stella Wooster has
gone to Iiighgate, where she will teach
in one of the public schools of that town
Mrs. +. X. Clay of Lebanon, y. H..
former resident. is In town-Mr. and
Mrs. Philip T.. Stewart and son. Wolcott
of Colorado Springs are visiting at the
home of eX-Gov. John w. Stewart Miss
Eva Stone has returned to Montreal
Mrs +. NJ. Eddy has returned from Rut-
land, where she has been visiting -Ja;nes
J.. Richmond has returned to New York.
where he is teaching. after spending the
l.f.-
Richmond. Mrs. Harry Cushman and Sis
ter Miss Muricl Vittum. VINO have been
In New York for 10 DAYS. have returned.
Miss Mabel Brookns has gone to SPRING
field, Mass, where she has a position in
one Of the city schools.-Thc last concert
of the season by the MiddIcbury band
was played in the village park Thursday
ovcning-Miss lorenzo Eddy went Sat
urday morning to her former home at
Eddyville near Malone, y. V, for two
weeks with relatives. She was accom-
panied by two uncles. who have been
visiting her and her mother. Mrs. Emily
Eddy, for several days.-John O'DonnelI,
after four weeks visit in town and n
few days spent in Salisbury. has returned
to Springfield, Mass.-Miss Eva Holt
of West Rutland. graduate in this
years class of Middebury College, has
been engaged as assistant principal of the
high school at West Lebanon. y. H
Walter V. Wright has returned to Cam
bridge, y. Y, after visit Of several
days with his brother, \. u. Wright
Mrs G. D. Barrows, Mrs. Alma Clarey
and Miss Ella NJ. January have returned
10 Vergennes,-Mr and Mrs. Almon
Iovett are the parents Of daughter, born
"a y