Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-30
The NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake to
the Passumpsic, Along Ot-
ter Creek and Shores
Of White River.
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBCRY.

"IDDILGoOR1
"a heavy rain ctorm visited Middlebury
and surrounding towns Friday night
More than four inches Of rain fell and
as the ground was pretty we'll soaked by
recent rains most Of the water has gone
into the streams.-,John c. Pinney, who
has been engaged In Albany, y. Y, for
the past few months. has returned
Robert T. Morse, who has taken employ
ment In Vergennes as a skilled mechanic
passed Saturday and Sunday with his
family here.-A1rs. Albert W. Varney OF
Bennington, wife of Principal Varney of
the Bennington high school, is here on a
Visit to her mother. Mrs. Frank A. Bond
Mrs. Charles NJ. Mead has returned to
her home in New Haven, Conn, after
having spent the summer according to
her custom, at the Addison Mrs Mead
Is the widow of Prof. Charles NJ. Mead
for many years teacher in the Andover
Mass and Hartford (Conn.) Theological
schools.-The ladies OF the Village I'M
provement society are to make an ef-
fort to have the unsghtly dump west
Of the new high school building filled in
and graded down before winter sets in.
Miss Jennie Eddy of Richvile, n. y,
has returned to that place after several
months as the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Emily E,ddy.-Artkur Fitzpatrick who
was badly injured in runaway two
weeks ago, is able to be about but not
to resume his work.-Cards have been
received announcing the marriage In
Peoria, H., of Miss Lucille Batchelder
of that city to Dewey Crawford of Nc
keesport Pa. Mr.. Batchelder was born
mere ana was Tor all his younger days
a resident Of Middlebury. Mrs. Batchel-
uer was MISS Mary Williams, a daugh-
Ter OF the late --enry Williams of Brid-
poFt'-Mrs' oscar . Chanpln OF BROCK
toh' Mass Is mere with her husband,
ai'er an absence Oh ~ Eears'-Mrs. Ellen
'eaheE' FORMER resident OF Middleoury
- reported 10 De seriously III at her
nome IN NaterNhet' ~ f'-Mr ana Mrs.
'o'.ii H''euaue ol Nashua ~ h. with
tneir SON. George are visiting In town
aor IL" uaSs'-Ar' anu Mrs' howard
"S 'oi Vi bennington nave returned TO
mat P'a'e ai'eI speHoins a week at the
-oti'e VI 'N'' anu MIS- D. r. lroudeau'-
'"oeit Duihas went SATURDAY 10 Rutiahd
''9't 'is """S"'ei' -nis' riaih r.
MI anu -nrS' L. NJ Cresse or
''o'e' ~ 80 are mere 'isitihs
W., ~ 'to'le'' i4o'' u H. Cresse
W. lay mas ie'uiheu 10 bur
s.o,' ai'e' 4e" "aSs III 'o"h'-Fe eter
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to' ie" uaSs "eouoie Ni''ssiey OF
ui'"'o' ~ - is mere LOT snort tirhe'-
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ne 'el''"''ls VI Nl's MARY 'ooreS)
Su'"Na"' WHO u'eu III f'u''ahu SATURDAY
"' 'he axe "' ~ years "ers Drought
mere On the li'oo tram MONDAY ana our-
leo III 'he Ca'houc cemetery oesiue her
'"te Huso"""' pa''e' "u'H'an' VINO o'eo
"oout "o years ago Mrs' SuiilNan was
" native oi IreIhhu' out passee MOST Oh
her HE IN Mlddleoury' oe'ng Tor several
years houseKeeper lor the rev father
Henry l"ahe'-Mrs' o. H. severance Is
III Boston visiting her SON. ERNEST M
SeFerahce'-Miss lsapel G1Hlth mas re-
turnea from Brandon "here she mas
oeeh visiting at the nome or her parents
MI ana Mrs John GriHlth'-Mrs' Floyd
heyes mas returned from Castieton'
where she has been visiting Principal
ana Mrs, L, X. LeaVenworth-A series
of seven lectures, defining the Catholic
basis of Christian unity. will be given
at the Church of the Assumption IN Mid
dlebury seven evenings beginning Sun
day. November ,. The lecturer will be
the Rev. James p Moore Of the Diocesan
Missionary band Of Springfield, Mass
Huber: Daley, who for several years
has been chief clerk in The Park drug
store after weeks stay at his former
home IN Benr:ngton, has gone TO New
York. where he Will fill a position IN a
Broadway pharmacy. Miss Nellie Hal