Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-05


by Dean A. L. Lambert Of Middlebury
College. 1he music of tho program and
at the monument exercises later was
under the direction Of Mrs. Chariot.
Shackett, director of music In the Mid.
dlebury high and graded schools. George
W. stone of Versennes made the ad
dress at the monument. Flowers wore
placed at the Four corners by little gi-is
The ladies Of tho Grand Army gave 1,
lunch in their hall In the Dyer block
after the program and the ladies' oS the
Catholic Church held festival in the
Federation building. = hand concert was
given in the evening.
The remains OF Mrs Augusta Alien
widow of william II. Allen Of Middle.
bury, who died in Worcester, Mass, early
Saturday morning, were brought here OF
the early train Sunday and taken TO the
undertaking rooms Of A j. Blackmer.
Mrs. Allen went to Worcester last fall
TO spend the winter with relatives and
was taken i'll there about two months
ago. Mrs. Allen was about 70 years Of
age and had been a resident Of Middle
bury practically all of her life Her hus-
band william II. Allen, who died about
10 years ago. was a veteran OF the Civil
War and for many years a leading manu-
facturer of this town. Mrs. Allen leaves
one daughter. Mrs Robert Rogers or
Worcester, Mass, and two brothers
Captain William II. Flint of Brandon
also a veteran OF the Civil War, and
Charles f. Flint of Rochester. She was
a member of William p. Russell Circle
No. 5, Ladies of the G. A. r., of Mid.
~ 1gt.tt
of that organization. declining a re-elec-
ton. The funeral services were held at
two O'Clock Monday afternoon at the
Baptist Church, conducted by the pastor
the Rev. Richard b. Esten. There was
large attendance, including the men,
bers of, Russell Circle, who performed
their usual flag service, and Of William
T. Russell Post, No. 50. G.. A. r. The
interment was in the West cemetery and
the bearers We're Otis Abbey. Charles E.
Youtt, William l.. Cady and Col. James
NJ. Tracy-Miss Ada Campbell Is recov-
erinE from the effects of an operation
for appendicitis performed at the Fanny
Allen hospital in Wnooski a few days
Payne of the college
with his family is moving from
the J. a. Wright house on South
street to the Ford c. Langworthy house
on Franklin street.-Mr and Mrs. w. II.
Hebert of the Shoreham road announce
the engagement of their eldest daughter.
Ruth Adelaide, to Clarence Lindsey OF
Springfeld.-Th cattle shipment Monday
consisted of two carloads.-The Middle.
bury branch of the Vermont Marble co. is
shut down owing to the break king of one
hl rDr &c hn
be several days before they will be able
to resume business.-T. f. Lynch ha.
gone to Rutland for a few days.-Dr.
Clark has returned from Rutland-Thc
next meeting of the Middlebury Grange
will be held Friday evening, June l.. A
literary program will be given. after
which refreshments will be served. The
meeting scheduled for this week Friday
has been postponed Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Palmer have gone to Rutland for a
few days Ys-Monday, market day, eggs
brought - cents and butter 90 to a cents
L NJ Taylor has completed repairs
on the interior of his restaurant on Main
street.-Ar. and Mrs. Jerome Cole have
returned to Brandon after visiting their
daughter Mrs. John Morcomb.-M
Mable Ackley has returned to Rutland
after visiting in town.-Joseph Goyette
was arrested Saturday night by Chief of
Police Warren and officer Freeman Abb
hey on complaint OF his wife, who charg-
ed him with assault. The case was
brought up before Municipal Judge
James r. Donoway Monday morning.
Goyette pleaded guilty, He was SEN
fenced to serve three months in the house
of correction at Rutland, but sentence
was suspended and he was turned over
to the custody of Probation Officer Olin
A. Smith.-Ambrose Goodro, who has been
i'll for some time at the home Of his
brother. Levi. in Rpton. underwent an
operation Saturday and is now thought
to be greatly improved.
George Kidder has returned from St.
Johnsbury, where he has been visiting his
son. Henry r. Kidder.-Dr. Clark has re-
turned from Rutland.-E. H Thomas Is
r>aking repairs on his summer cottage at
Lake Dunmore.--Robert Rogers of Wor-
cester, Mass, Charles 2. Flint OF Roohes-
ter and Wtlligm H Flint OF Brandon are
In town. called here by the death OF MrA
Wiuiall All3n.-Mrs A. J. Morris. who
was taken Iii last week. has been taken to
the Mary Fletcher hospital. where she 10 to
undergo al opsration.-Hobere Boylan has
retur1eG from Lebanon Springs N. Y.
where he was called by the Zines: OF his
brother. Frank, who ia now recovering-
Colonel Hatteil has foroe of helC at
wcrk at Bread Loaf Inn. getting things
In readiness for summer guests.-Mfas
Mary Reynolds. who has been visiting her
parents in Fair Havcn. has returned
Max Levin. who for long while has boon
a tailoring shop in the Reglste:
block, left Tuesday and took rooms in the
Cobb block.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Brrn1
and children have returned from Ar AUTO
mobile trip to Burlington Noble Brooks
who has been visiting IN Proctor, has RE-
turned to town,-Miss RsNacca McCsold-
rick has been i'll feNe dayg. Miss Clara
Dillon has returned from visit iH Pitts.
ford tn her sister, Mrs B. ] Wimmett-
Among people here from out OF town ar-.
y. 5. FOcte Of So. Alhnrs. Herbert :.
Booth Of Fcrr,shurs r " Briggs o. Bel.
lows Fails. Aldace Thresher of New Yori
city, r. A BALDWIN of Whiting Gordon
Williamson Of Washington. f. A. Whit
tier of Hancock and John q, Workes OF
Bcston.-Fred Fassett has gone to Brat
,lehoro for n Week.-Mrs. Anna Gee has
gone 10 Rutlald on an extended visit
Mr. and Mrs a Getty have gone 70 Froc-
tor
Three jury cases We're disposed OF yes
to-day afternoon in Addison county
'ourt The case Of Peter Duffany We
Franz f. Foote was continued, Those Of
:, William Stcnhaeh VS. John NJ. Heller