Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-23
.HAPPE Mn S
IN YER NJ D N
Local Items of Interest from
All Parts of the Green
Mountain State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake to
the Passumpsic, Along Of
ter Creek and Shores
Of White River.
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.


Mary, was united in marriage to Herbert
Arthur Treadway of Shoreham The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. John
Evans Bold, rector of St stephens
Episcopal Church Miss Josephine KEEL
ley, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid
and LUCAS Avery of Nergennes was best
man. Only relatives and a few near
friends were present. They left for a
short honeymoon. They will make their
home in Curuwall.-Mr. and Mrs. Marcus
Allen and daughter of New York city are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Buckley.
Mrs. John Halliday. widow of John Hall
day. who had been ill for four weeks with
pneumonia, died early Friday morning at
the home of her sister. Mrs +. G.. SeeleY,
on Court street, where she had made her
home for some time, at the age of ~ years.
She is survived by two sisters the one
with whom she lived and Mrs. T.. II.
Stacy Of Annamosa, Iowa, and brother
II. =. Benton Of Minneapolis Tho fu
neral was held at her late home Mon
day at two o'clock. Mrs. Halliday was
born in Shoreham and lived about 50 years
of her life in that town and thiS.-'rho SEN
iOr honors I'm Middlcbury hieh school have
been announced as follows: Nalcdictory,
Miss Bertha Farrell salutatory, Henry
Chapman; high honors. Latin course
Bertha Farrell Henry chapman. Hazel
Doody, Alice Ilalpiu Marion Elmer;
teacher training course, Ricta Campbcll;
commercial course, Albert Russell; honors,
Latin course. Ruth Russell. Stanley
Wright Christine Webster. Harold Tay-
Tor: teacher training course, Margaret
WatcrhOusc, Bessie Wright. Tholma
Moore; commercial course, Ovctte Wright.
Viola Merrill. High honors are given for an
average of 90 or over for the course. Hon
ors are given for an average of ~ or over,
below 90, for the course.-At the special
meeting o. tho village voters Thursday
April 16 about 80 We're present. An amend
mcnt to article s. section 16, of the viii
lage bylaws was adopted. regarding the
building construction within the village
fire district limit. 1t was voted that ex-
ternal and party walls of such buildings
shall he constructed of brick cement,
stone, iron or steel. Walls of wood COW
cred with corrugated iron or tin will not
he permitted within the fire district. T..
II. Martin was elected trustee to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of Fay
in Johnson for a month, has returned and
resumed his position with the Rutland
railroad here as foreman on the section
Mrs George Steele has received
news of tIc DEATH carly last week, of
her brother, benjamin Arsenale, of
Primo. Edward Island from inflammation
of tho bowels. Mr.. Arsenale went
from here to Prince Edward Island about
nine months ago and had a Ions illness
with typhoid fever. lie had been intend
ing to return to Middlebury soon and re-
sumo work at the marble mill,
On Wednesday evening. April %, there
Will be another board of trade dinner
at the Addison House. Judge George NJ
Powers of Morrisville, chief justice OF
the supreme court, will speak. Tickets
vii! he sold as before in advance Of the
dinner and no more tickets will be dis
posed OF than the capacity OF the dninc
hall warrants. Those who have not vet
become members of the board oc trade
are invited to attend the dinner--Col
Charles +. Toutt senior vice-commander
Of tho Grand Army of the state of Yer
mont, and commander o. William r
Husscll Post. No. 50, G.. A. r., Col!
! James NJ Tracey and Past Commander
Walter W. Martin Of the local post auJ
Mrs, L. NJ Morrison Mrs. Crannel,y,
| Mrs. Wooster and Miss Florence Eddy
Of William p. Russell Circle, No. 3
Ladies Of the Grand Army, left Monday
night FOR St Johnsbury to attend the
annual meeting Of the two bodies which
are in session in that city this week -
Miss Florence Holmss of Albany, n. y
| has arrived 10 make this her future
homr.-Miss Isabelle Esten has gone t.
| Eoston.-iobert T. Morse has returned
| TO Brandon after a few days in town
! Mrs. Fred Rossum of Whiting was ir
town Monday.-Miss Josephine Munroe
who has been visiting in Proctor for a
| few days, has returncd.-Mr. and Mrs
| Peter Blair, who have been visiting in
| town for a few days, have returned tc
| Vcrgonnes-The women's minstrel show
| will be staged under the auspices of the
| Improvement society Friday evening
May /. The show will consist of two
parts. Dances will also be a feature
| The second part of the entertainment
is called THE Tango Tea."-Louis Tuner
who has been in the employ Of join
Higgans at the Addison for the past few
months, has resigned his position there
and returned to Woodstock, where h,
will spend the summer with his parents
Robert f. Pinney, assistant cashier a
the National bank of AIddlebury, VIII,
has been confined to the house for
week by Illness, has so far recovered q,
| to be able to resume his duties at IA,
| bank,-i'rank Mitchell. who was ARRESTED
by Night Officer Moore. was before Judg,
Donoway's court yesterday and PLEADED
guilty to Il charge of intoXlcation. III
was fined s. and costs which he paid
The annual meeting of Potter Chapter
No. %, was held in the Masonic Temp
Tuesday evening. The following officer
were elected: H. r., +. j. Brookins *.
| +. NJ. Stearns; S., c. /. Button; treas
urer, DIR. ID. G. Noble: secretary, w. II
| Brewster; c. H., j. l.. Slater; p. S.
A. w. Eddy; II. A. c., Ira T.. Pond
y. ", w. n. Cady; ~ 2 ", Prof. \
| +. Lambert; y. l ", C.. j. Bullock
chaplain. George NJ. Mead; stewards.
j. Hubbard and j, Il. Buttolph; tyler
| II. G. Potter.--John Bosley has gone {
| Aueable Forks n y, called there bi