Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-24
HAPPENINGS In VERMONT.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES

repairs on his residence on Water street
Ihc annual meeting of the Addison
County cow Testing association was
held in the Grange han Monday morning
Iat ten o'clock and was well attended
Ihe reports of the officers were read
and showed that the organization was
in good condition. The following Of
hcers were elected: President. +. e..
Cornwall; vice-prcsidcnt, s w. Jewett:
secretary and treasurer, Elmer Wright;
auditors, II. T.. Hunt and Frank Nelson.
Tho cattle shipment Monday consisted
of three carloads.--Nrs Clara |. Brown.
who has been the guest Of her nephew.
IC. f. Rich. and family of Weybridee
street for a few days, has returned to
Whitins.-Monday. market day. eggs
brought from 1G to is cents and buttei -
to 30 cents.-A. a. McEVoy has returned
from Brandon-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Forest and daugh er, Miss Margaret For
est, have returned from Buriington.-
Avery Can, who met with an
accident a few DAYS ago while at
work on the Kidder block on Ncr-
chants row, has so far recovered as TO
be able to resume his duties again
There was wrestling match, catch-as-
catch-can, in the town hall at Cornwall
Saturday night between Ernest Derau
of Middlebury and Fred Bissctt of Corn
wall Each got a fall, but after a half
hour struggle neither was able to get
deciding fall and the referee declared
the bout draw. II is underst TODD that
the men will try it again later.-Mrs.
Myron r. Bristol has returned to Yer
gennes after visit to her daughters,
the Misses Ada f.. and Jennie H. Rris-
tol-iIonrY Merritt and ROYAL Crossman
went Monday to Proctor where they
expect TO procure employment An opera
tion for an absCess was performed upon
Mrs Charles O. Westfal at the Fanny
Allen hospital in Winoosld Saturday.
She is reported az TO he doing we'll
John Mcmahon has returned from ST.
Albans, where he visited his sister, Mrs
William w. Hope.-Mr. and Mrs Phillip
r. stewart. who have been here for sew
eral weeks, visiting at the home of Mr.
stewards father, Ex-Governor and eX-
Senator John w Stewart have left for
Colorado Springs, Colo.--E. p. Sundel-
land has returned from Pittsford where
he has been under treatment for several
weeks at the Proctor sanitarlum He is.
much improved. Mss Mari" ST Lewis.
has returned from Rutland after visit
Ing her parents, MI and Mrs George
St Lewis.-H \. Mason of 81 Albans
who has been here for four weeks
started Monday on a business trip which
VIII take him into eastern Vermont and
northern New York. Miss Rena Mack
has returned from Shoreham, where she
spent Sunday with her parents-Mr and
Mrs. Chamberlin, who have been visit
ing in Brandon for a few days, have re
turned.-Harry McGerry has returned
from Rutland. The superintendcnts of
schools, masters of oranges and secre-
tarics Of the Y. NJ. &. A. of the county
met at the Grange hall SATURDAY and
discussed plans and made arrangements
for the holding of corn growing con-
test this year There will he several
other features.-H. J. Hayes and II. NJ
Trembley have returned from Rurling-
ton,-NEs. Mary st. Mary. who was
taken to tn Fanny Allen hospital sev-
eral weeks ago, romans in about the
same condition.
DR. q. r. Sanborn. aged Sc years. died
Tuesday at the home OF Ira II. 'La-
feur on North Pleasant street after a
four weeks illness with "A complication
of disea SEES lie was graduate of the
old Berkshire Medical school at Wood
stock, and practiced medicine at New
Haven for over half century. For nj
years he practiced at Rutland. Hp rs sur
vived by n son. DL i. O.. S.aloIu of Mid
dlebury. The funeral will he held Fri
day afternoon at two O'Clock and the bur
ial viii be in the family lot at New
Haven
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