Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-07

IN VERNON Mt
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 Ot-
ter Creek and Shores
of White River.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.

MlDDLEBURI.
William Kinsloy. who had been i'll
at his home on South Union street
died Saturday morning about ten
O'Clock while sitting up in a chair, at
the age of Of years He is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. T.. T.. Daggert, of Min
ncapolls, MINI. Mr. Kinslcy was the old
est resident of this village and was one
of Middlebury's prominent business men
when in his younger years. The remains
were taken to the undertaking rooms of
\. j. Blackmer, where the funeral was
held Monday afternoon at two o'clock.
Burial was in the family lot in the West
cemetery.-A new roof is being put on
the Tupper mill on Mill street and other
repairs are being madc.-G. y. Wilkeson
Of Rutland WAS in town Saturday.
ard Mrs. William Mccoy and daughter
have gone to Bridport for a week with
her parents, Mr and Mrs. J.. Miner
Mrs. Victor Bruce who has been in New
York State. has returned and Joined her
husband at the Add!son.--D. McGregor
Means, who has been in town for 10
DAYS, visiting at the home of FIX. Gov
ernor John w. Stewart, has returned to
New York.-Stanley Nancelet has enter
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livery clerk.-Mr and Mrs. W. l.. Ford
who have had rooms in the Battell block.
have moved into the T. G. Brown house
on seymour street.-NIr. and Mrs. T. G.
| Brown have gone to Moosalamoo Park,
Lake Dunmore. and are getting ready to
| open their summer resort for the season.
Mrs, William Duckett Of Bridport is i'll
| at the home Of her son. William Duckett,
| Jr., of South street.-Mrs John \. Flet-
cher and daughter have returned from
Burlington.-Mrs Ray Brittell has return
! Il from the Mary Fletcher hospital, Bur
| lington, where she recently underwent an
| OperatiOn.-At the next meeting Of the
| Middlebury Grange, to be held Friday
| evening, Prof. Avery T.. Lambert will
| give a lecture on Birds and Their Re
| latonS to the Farmer. Mrs Burton
| Thompson of New York is in town, and
| is at the home of Robert Cartmcll on
| North Pleasant street.-Mrs. John Wright
of South Main street, who has been i'll,
| is able to be about the house again
Nr. and Mrs. William II. Thomas, who
| have spent a few weeks at Lake Helen,
| Fla, have returned and opened their
| home on Pleasant street.-Miss Ida Bill
lings has returned from Northtield, where
she has been visiting her mother
| George f. Wells of Poultmcy is in town
for few days.-C. L. Sherwood of Rut-
land IS in town in the interest of start
ing a camp of the Modern Woodmen OF
Amcrica.-Mrs. Carl y. Barton. who suf-
| fercd "A shock Thursday, is reported as a
little more Comfortabe-NIiss Vivian
| Simpson of Weybridge street who has
| been ill., Is able to be out again for a
little while each day.-Miss Elisa Cady
has returned to New York after 10 days
| in town with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
| w. y. Cady.--LOuis Ehar has moved his
| family TO keesevllo, n Y, where they
| will make their home. Their daughter
| Sadie, who Is at the Fanny Allen hospi-
| tai. where she underwent an operation
for appendicitis. will Join them as soor
as possblc.-N. J. Sanford will erect a
| summer cottage at AXE Dunmore this
| summer.-Mr. and Mrs, II. l.. Cushmar
| will move soon into the c. w. Ross house
| on Court street, recently vacated by J
l.. Slafter,-Nelson Slgnor. who wa:
| thrown out of his buggy about a week
ago, Is able to be out.
The town hall was filed TO its capac
ity Friday evening when the MiddleburS
Impro cement society presented its min
strel show 1t was up to date in al
respects and was one of the finest home
talent affairs ever presented in the hall
After the entertainment dancing was en-
joyed The Middlebury orchestra fur
nshed music.--Mrs. Nelson Gotta wa!
taken to the Fanny Allen hospital a
Wnooski Friday noon to undergo al
operation Mrs Gotta was at the sam,
institution about a year ago and under
went an operation. ''or some littii tint
laftcrward it was thought she was gain
ing. but the same trouble has arisen agar
and she Is now in quite a serious condi
tion.-p. +. chapman of Albany. for
mer well-known business man OF th
village, is in town for a few days.
| Brooks d. Cook and family have moved
here from Hudson, y. Y. He has taker
a position with j. f.. Crane * Son
Miss Marie Douglas, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Robert Towle o
College street, for Il few days, has re
turned to North Horo.-W. f. Hammond
superintendent Of he United State
Morgan horse farm, has returned from
Grand Isle, where he has been for L
days making arrangements for stallion
breeding purposes-Mrs, George Shyr
OF Rutland is in town.-Miss Glady
Brunnen, who has been visiting at tn
home of Miss Anna Abbey of Weyhridg
street, for IA few days, has returned Il
Rutland.-The cattle shipment Monda,
consisted of -four carloads Mr., and Mrs
John Slgnor have returned from Bur
lington, where they went to see thei
daughter who Is at a hospital there. -
Mrs w, j. White who has been i'll wit
severe attack of the grip, has so IA
recovered as to be able to be out Mon
: day, market day, butter brought from
% q cents and eggs 10 cents.-William Nc
! COY, who for several years has been jam
, tor of st. Mary's Catholic Church, ha
resigned his position and in few day
will move to Salisbury, where lie ha
4 a. position