Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-11
The NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake to-
the Passumpsic, Along OF.
ter Creek and Shores
of White River.
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBCRY.

MIDDLEBURY.
The authorities of Mddlebury College,
have issued bulletin giving the ad-
dresses Of all the known living graduates
Of the college and OF former students!
who did not graduate. The total num-
ber is 1885, not including the class of
1913 The largest number of graduatesa
was 81 in the class of 1912 The oldestI
graduate so far as known is Samuel 5.
sherman Of Chicago, Of the class of 1888,
and the next oldest is former Governor-s
and former United States Senator John 4
W. Stewart of Middlebury of the class~5
of 1s4G The college intends to print !,
similar bulletins occasionally and hopes
that its friends Will give them informa-
G. W Page Of the Sargent house
! started i'm his Overland automobile for3
the carnival at Rutland Friday after !
noon and when near Lake Dunmore in ]
| Salisbury, colided with car driven by I;
/ Ralph Brown, young son of f. c. Brown 4
Of Middlebury. Both cars were badly ]
damaged. None Of the occupants was !
| injured. Fremont Abbey and family, who!
mex of the Sargent house on Court street. !
/
| on the Cornwall road
Miss Grace O'Connell and Richard SD
IO'Connell who have been spending someS
weeks here with their parents, Mr.. and 1
Mrs. j. j. O'Connell. returned Sunday 4
night to New York. the former to resunai
lher position as a teacher in the city I
schools and the latter to take up again /
his position in a bank with which he has
lbeen connected the past year.-Walter V. |
Wright, a former well known resident (;
of Middlebury, is in town for a few days. ;
Mr. Wright is now connected with the,
Union Hotel at Cambridge, n. Y. of
which Mr.. and Mrs Joseph w. Lawrence
formerly of Middlebury, are propretors.-i
L. 7. Tracey, a graduate of Middleburyi
| College in the class of 1912 has gone tot
Brandon to officiate as principal in tho,
high school.-Bernard Burns, son of Mr.. ,
and Mrs. Thomas F. Burns, of Middle-1!
bury. a graduate in this years class at5
| Holy Cross College has gone to Brand on I;
as assistant principal.-M. NJ Mack hasi
returned to Charlotte after two weeks in
Mlddlebury and Shoreham.-An townl
and village schools opened Mondayj
morning with large attendancei
| in each Of the departments ofs
the high and graded schools.-Miss A. VI.
MOldene of New York has been engaged3
ne an assis,a,t g., +bo oo,,r,aroi,, donot
rent-Niss IIoIone ,1onto hos rat,,rna.l
to North Renpinpton after several waek.
lin town Mrs lob II Sargent op +h.a
Middleburv Inn. who has been i'll for sew. !
,ral davs is much better and is able IN 4
be up and around the house.-Daniel r.
Mccormick has returned from northern
New York-Mlss Mary e Halpin. who'd
has spent the summer at Cliff Haven, M
Y. has returned-The cattle shipmena}
Monday consisted of six cars-The Reu!
Richard B Esten has gone to Burlng.s
ton.-Allen Cobb has gone to Albany, NJ
Y, on several days business trip
Davis Kimball has returned from Ruc-i
Iland.-AIr. and Mrs Fred Hill have Cone%
to Burlington for a few days-MisaJ
Helen Grady has gone to Rutland-Mrs
Hattie Henderson has gone to the MnrM
Fletcher hospital at Burlington. whersS
she is to undergo treatment.-Mr andH
Mrs William Mccoy are parents of al
daughter. born Sunday morning-Franlc1
IFarnsworth, Jr., Of New York Is In towrlt
for two weeks with his parents, Mr.. and4
Mrs. Frank Farnsworth-Jerry Haley ands
daughter of Dannmora, n. Y, who havdH
been visiting in town for few days.
have returned to their home. Mr. Haley4
was former we'll known resident of thisA
village Monday, market day, eggaj
brought 20 cents and butter q to 26
Miss Susan r. Parker has returned 1
from Castleton, where she has been on 4
a weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred |
f. Higley former resident OF Mid ile- !
bury.--P. J. Dawley of Westminster ts i
making one of his periodical visits tod
! MiddlehurY and neighborinE towns |
William Palmer. a former resident Of 1