Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-07-03
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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put i'm "a piece of maCadnmzed road on
/ Weybridge street IL IS expected that he
viii finish the piece on Court street In
about 10 days-Watcr commissioners
have issued an order restricting people IN
the use Of water, owing to the lowness OF
the water IN the village reservoir 1t IS
thought that there will he enough for do
nestle purposes If caution is usod.-Miss
Mary Henderson has returned from Bur
linCton, whore she was called by the ILL
ness of her mothcr-Miss Kathcryn sta
pleton has gono to CIln Haven, where she
will spend the summcr.--Mr. and Mrs
W. f. Fits are the parents of daugh-
ter William Trudo who was sentenced
to six months to tho county tail for He
gal liquor selling, has been transferred to
the house of correction at Rutland Mrs
Raymond Benedict has gone to Shoreham
on account of the illness of her father
Mrs. +. T. Soulia has returned to Flor
ence after a week here with her sister,
Mrs. Carl O. Frost.-The Rutland Lodge
Of I1lks. T.. T. O. e., had their annual
automobile run by way of the lake towns
to Middlebury Sunday At the Addison
they were Joined by the Middlcblry Elks
lThcy had dinner at the Lake Dunmore
House at Lake Dunmore. The number at
Lake Dunmoro was about l0i.-Mrs. LoOna
J.. Lawrence has gone to Hardvick for
two weeks with her sou, Ernest Law
rouce-GeOrE e. NcCUc of the Sargent
Iousewas taken suddenlyir sunday even
ing. He appears to have all the symp-
toms of appendicitis, but was resting
more easily Tuesday. Mrs. Emily Rogers
has returned from Rutland Orwell and
Shorcham.-AmunE the visitors here are
!, Francis O. Allen Of Mcrrrk, Mass, Will
liam Richmond Of Albany. ~ Y. Philip
Dolphla Of Bridport. William II. Black
burn of Holyokc, Mass. Theodore Hef-
nyu Of Montreal and William J Foster
land George Kingsley of Toronto
Tho hfth summer session Of Middle
bury College opened Tuesday evening
with an address by Doctor Julian w.
Abernethy of Burlington. His subject.
The Irish Literary Revival was treat
Cd both from the point OF view Of the
Irish personality and that Of the individ-
ual contributors to the new literary move
ment. At the chapel exercises Wcdnes-
day morning Professor Mcfarland an
nounced some additions and changes in
the teaching force. The courses offered
e ny Professor j. w. Dinsmore, dean of
Beroa College Kentucky, will he carried
on Shy DR. Frank Il. Howard, professor
Of education and assistant dean in Bcrca
College. Miss Minnie Hayden of Boston
win conduct a chorus class for teachers.
Professor William J. jackson of tho West
Virginia University viii offer a course I'm
drawing for adults, and q, Juvenile class
I'm drawing will he organized under the
direction of Miss Carrie Harmon and Miss
Louisa Cook of Geneva public schools,
New York. The registration OF students
dav of the session being greater than the
total enrolment for last years session.
The prospects are that there will he more
than 100 in attodance at the end Of the
first week The instructing force at pres
ont is p and there are so courses offered.
There will be no session of the college on
JUG Addison county court We'd
ncsday was occupied with the taxi
Ing Of additional testimony for
proponents in the Columbus Smith
will case. The main witness was John
: T. Weeks Of Mddlcbury, who formerly
lived in Salisbury and for many years
had business relations with the late COL
umous Smith. 1t was the Judgment Of
Mr.. Weeks. hasiny his opinion on the
= facts testified to ia court that Mir smith
was of sound mind during all the time he
had known him. Similar testimony will
b." continued to-day and it now looks
probable that the case for TIA" proponents
will boz completed by the end of this week
p Miss COrnclia JUN" of Clarendon is Vis-
r ting in Middlebury Len .. Allen is
= making extensive repairs ON his house ON
Washington street,. Roy Howard who
70 with his wife ana children, has been here
for month vi. ting his mother Mrs
Loren Howard. went to Boston Wclucs-