Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08
HAPPENINGS In VERMONT

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company has been appointed to take
charge of the arrangements for the
annual convention OF the New Eng
land section of the National Electric
association, which will be held In Bur
lington in September.-H. j. Hayes 9as
returned from Burlington, where he
spent sunday with his family.-Miss
Margaret Halpin has returned from
Rutland Miss Anna Abbey is ILL.,
Henry u. Hayes has returned from
Rutland Merlin Clark has returned
from Rridport.-T. Kidder and son,
George Kidder, have gone to Sher-
brooke, Can, where they have been
called by the death OF a relative
Monday, market day. eggs brought 16
To Il cents and butter % to 2a-Mrs.
Carl Barton and daughter, Adeline,
who have been visiting in Rutland,
have gone to Jersey City. n. Mrs.
Mary A. Langworthy, who has been in
Hampton. N. Y, this winter, is now
in Hinsdale ~ H.. visiting her son,
Rufus w. Langworthy. and does not
expect to return TO Aiiddlebury until
June. Thomas f. Burns returned to
Wolcott after few days here
with his tamlv.--Col James NJ
Tracy. who has been an en-
ployc OF the r. g. Benedict store for
several years, has resigned He will
he for the present clerk OF the MID
diebury Inn on Washington street.
Mrs. 'harsG NJ Brooks died suddenly
at her home on Washington street about
four o'cloc., wednesday morning o. heart
trouble Mrs. Brooks was III during tho
winter nd rid 50 1nr recovered rs TO be
able 10 We about again. She was down
town Tues lay afternoon aid seemed we'll
She wont to bed as usual, bu, died shout
four o'clock IN the ;uvra.ng before medical
MD coGld he secured She was CO years
Of agc. She leaves husband one son.
Noble crooks who. with MS family. lives
with his parents. and sister. Mrs. Kate
Hale. Of Logan Port. Ind Mrs Brooks
was a member Of the Baptist Church.
/ The funeral will be held from her late
home Frioay afternoon at one o'clock
! Burial will be In the family LOT In the New
Haven Mills cemetery --The newly organ
lied Middebury brotherhood held we'll
attended meeting in the Masonic hall We'd
nesdny evening Attorney l.. G. Russell
has returned from Rutland. Philip Vas
sau has entered the employ of Roy Doug
/ las in his meat market on Seymour street
Robert Lynch has gone to Rutland
where he has postion.-Elijah La
| Bounty has sold his farm on Salisbury
plains to Louis Eubar. who will take pos
session at once. Consideration is moi
stated, Mrs. Il. F. Wales. who has beer
at the home Of Mrs e. q. Frost for few
weeks. has heon moved back to her ow-r
homo on the same street She is rccov
ering slowly Her daughter. Mablc. wit
visited her the first OF the week. has re
turned TO Mortified. Her husband return
ed to Rutland. Attorney Allen X. Sturte
want has completed extensive improve
ments. including an addition to the build
ing upon the premises which he recent.
purchased on College street.--Mr. and Mrs
Charles r, Ford returned to milwaukee,
Wis. Wednesday after two weeks sta
in Middlebury and vicinity.--Among peopl
here from out of town are f.. J. Blunt an
Henry IuZzell Of Boston. John w RlaR
of Concord. y. H.. V. v Blackmer an
Fred A. Mcneil OF New Haven. Alfred 4
Grimes of Hartford. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs.
!. Il. Leonard of Shoreham. X. s. Pike Z
Rutland and Edward Il. Bearor OF Sail;
bury.--Work was resumed Wednesday a
the Reldens branch Of the Vermont Marbl
/ company after tdown of about hy
Y weeks, due TO too much water. then
= necessary repairs on the mill. and fnall
n to shortage of water.-Allan Calhou
has gone on an inspection tour Of II
mills nj Barre.--Mr. and Mrs. Charles
- Lyman have returned from 10 days Wis
;. in ltufalo. y. N.-l'ark Commit ssioner l..
h man is having the seats placed in the par