Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
The NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake to
the Passumpsic, Along Otter
Creek and by the Shores
of White River.
ADDISON COUNTY
MTNDTEEVRY


Miss susan f. Archibald. librarian at
the Middlebury public library, who has
been III since carly in the winter. is again
able to attend to her duties. MIR. and Mrs
Albert W. Wistcr Of Brooklyn. ~ y, ar
rived Saturday and will remain for about
month. Tho Ladies of St stephens
Church held a food sale in the chapel
from TWO TO five O'Clock SATURDAY. after
moor. Edward Goulett and Gilbert
Dumas have gone to Rutland for few
days.-Miss Ida sisnor has gone to Yer
gennes L. a. McEvoy has returned from
Brandon. Louis Gotta has gone to Rut-
land.-Mss Lottie Walker. who has been
spending two weeks with her brother,
Henry Walker and family. has returned
to her duties as teacher in the high school
at Relvidere. She was accompanied by
her niece, Miss Faith Walker, who has a
position in the same school
AS a result OF a disturbance at the mov-
ing picture show in the Grange hall
Saturday night which is claimed to have
been caused by n body OF college stu
dents, NJ +. Shea. student, was ar
rested by Chief of Police Frank Warren,
assisted by Policemen Piper Degrey and
Wissel and Deputy Sheriff Sanford He
was later allowed his liberty until Mon
day morning. when he appeared before
Justice A. W. Dickens on a charge of
breach Of tho peace. Allan r Sturtevant
conducted the prosecution and James &.
Donoway appeared for the defendant Mr.
Shea waived examination and was nut
under 500 bonds to appear at he June
term of Addison county court. Bail was
procured There Is talk around town thai
warrants will hc issued for several other
members of the party-Thomas L.
Burns of Wolcott spent Saturday and
Sunday here with his family.-Mr. and
MRS. V. V. Blackmcr have returned from
| Daytona Beach. Fla, where they spent
| the winter. Other members of the Mid
dlebury party are on their way back by
a different route.-Mrs. George McIIugh,
who has been i'll with rheumatism and
ether complaints for several months is
/ improving gradually and is now able to
sit up.-John l. SLATER, proprietor of the
! Park drug store, has made an application
for ilfth class license. \ hearing on
the application will be held at the Office
of Town Clerk ]. NJ. Burke at ten o'cloch
saturday, April &C. T. Champaiguo is
MAXIM some improvements about his
residence on South Pleasant street
Park Commissioner Lyman will soon rc-
move several willow trees on Washing
ION street Whlcn are dangerous to
pedestrians in time Of a wind storm
r. q. Piper of WeybridEe street is max
ing preparation to install home electric
lighting plant at his house which will
be the fir It of the kind in town. The plant
will carry about 100 lights with batteries
strong enough to last 26 hours
Monday market day eggs brought lG t
10 cents and butter % to "a cents.-Th,
cattle Shipment Monday consisted of three
carloads.-The remains of Mrs. Dustr
Fuller were brought here from Brooks
Vile Monday morning and taken to the
Catholic Church, where the funeral was
held at nine O'Clock. Father J. u. Shan
non, pastor Of the church. officiated anC
burial was in the Catholic cemetery. Mrs
Fuller had been in III health for tw,
months and the end came Friday. She Is
survived by a husband, four daughters
Mrs John Garvey and Mrs HALEY Put
man Of Springfield, Mass. Mrs. Pholil
Liberty Of Middlebury, Mrs. George Ken
Of Hrooksyiic, and two sons, william an,
r Era Fuller II Springfield, Mass. Mis-
Ida SiSnor' who has been visiting i'm Yer
S'hhes ior ie" DAYS mas returned
r. ~ McEVoN mas gone 10 BurllnSton'-
: Edison "lsse'l VINO mas been confined y
the nous" for "eek' mas so tar recover
ed as 10 n' aple 10 attend 10 ms nnte
again. Misses Helen LaPah ana Mahl
HuestS nave returned from burlington
Mrs Iobey oney' VINO mas peen WISH
; ing III Rut!and ior week. mas returned
L The l-aparee society OF the Congrega
uonal 'hur'h heid a well ATTENDED meet
ing at the home or Mrs Ezra bralnar
Monday aiternoon'-Roliin Shaw' "h
mas neen connned tor some ume' mas
I tar recovered as TO De aole 10 DC out
Il MISS Anna Muilean OF burlington
to"n'-H' >, Hayes mas re'urhe