Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-21

IN y5e',to y|,;:|' 40 nI IL,
Local Items of Interest fror,
All Parts Of the Greer
Mountain State.
THE NEWS nY COUNTIES
From the island in the Lake to
the Passumpsic, Along o.
ter Greek and Shores
of White River.
THE NEWS HY COUNTIES
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.

MlDDLEBURH.
William p. Russell Post. No, So G. A. |
r., and William p. Russell Circle, No. D. |
Ladies Of the G. A. r., have begun maxi
ing active preparations for the observ-
ance of Memorial day and memorial Sun
day. The Memorial day address will be
delivered by George w. Stone of YER
gennes and the memorial Sunday dis
course on the preceding Sunday
will be given by the Rev. Father
Thomas J. Leonard of Middlebury.
The June term of Addison county
superior court will open here at ten
O'Clock Tuesday morning, June >, with
Judge Zed S. Stanton of Roxbury presid-
| ing 1t is a little too early yet to make
an estimate of the possible length of the
| term Sheriff On A. Smith and County
| Clerk Wainwright met at the clerks Of
| flee Saturday and drew the petit jurors
| for the approaching term The jurors
drawn are: William Laddy and Pliny B.
Norton Of Addison, Jason y. Spaulding
| and Albert A. prebe Of Bridport Charles
! r. Ha awthorne and Ira f. Stewart of Bris-
| tol. Henry Vanclette and William II. Cur
| tis of Cornwall, Charles A. Chapman and
! Jerome Chase of FerrsburS, j. II. Jones
Of Goshen, Rollin S. Hubbard of Granville
George f. Wilson OF Hancock. Robert
| Oliver Of Leicester. Elmer +. Parent and
Alison NJ. Sargent Of Lincoln, George ].
| Hodges and A. Il. Stevens of Middlebury.
Max Greene and c. II. Sears of Monkton.
| Hebert f. Powers and George f. Everest
Of New Haven. William Dewitt and d. j.
Brown of Orwell +. ". Sullivan of Pan
ton. Doras c. Mills of Ripton. Henry ].
Hyde of Salisbury, John Wright and Hec-
L. TN,s1-.
and Edmund Hannon Of Starksboro,
George F. O. Kimball and John Clark of
Vergennes. Dewitt II. Parker of Waltham,
a. w. Sturtevant of Wcybridge and II. r.
Wells of Whiting Mrs, Martha Hall has
returned to Bennington after visit to her
daughter, Miss Ruth Hall, a student at
the colege.-By agreement of the law
yers of Mddlebury all law offices and
the court house offices will be closed until
further notice on Saturday afternoons
Prof. Frank Abbott and family have
taken apartments In the Mary Phelps
house on North Pleasant street.-Dr. NJ
D. Smith, a former resident, who has been
in town for a few days, has returned to
| Glens Falls, y. Y.-B. +. Wales and
daughter Mabel. are packing up and dis
posing of their household goods a their
former home on Weybrldge street and
Prof. c. A. Lyford, who has purchased
, the same, Will take possession and move
, his family there as soon as vacated
Mrs. l.. s. Bartlett of Laramie Wyo., is
at the home OF her daughter. Mrs. Cush-
Ing Hill-Mr. and Mrs. Henry White of
. Natick, Mass, are In town.-The engage
, ment of Miss Eunice Cady, l6 to Roy
Meeker OF Pittsford. Mass, has been an
nounced-There will he rummage sale
| for the benefit of the Congregational
. Church in the vestry Wednesday, May
27.-Ira Baldwin has entered the employ
OF Stokes & Caswell at their garage
Mrs. Joseph Rooney Is ili.-Charles Mum
roe, who has been in town visiting his
mother. Mrs. VI. A. Munroe has started
on his return to Chicago He was ac-
companied hy lis mother. rheY Will go
n 10 Atlantic aty. n. J., and from there
they will go to his home whe-c she Will
rsunain for few weeks Mrs. Seury
Murray has returned from Massa husetts s.
Z where she has spent tho past winter
Charles J. Lowell has returned from Proc
r tor, where she has been visiting for a
} few days.-Mrs. Charles Richmond is in
Whiting for few days.-NIrs. Jennie
Pride, who has been quite ill., is slowly
t recovering.-Mrs. Stewart Andrews OF
> Boston, Mass, IS in town for few days
with her mother Mrs T. A. Bond.-Mrs
Theodore Duckett and children have gone
to Fairfield for a few days-The Middle
| bury band met Monday evening for
practice-Mlss Helen Murray OF Burling-
ton is in town.-Mrs. Bessie Durfee, who
has been at the home of her sister Mrs
John Ryan. for n few weeks. has returned
to New York.-Mrs. Fred Mcintyre Is In
burlington to undergo an operation.-Let-
ters have been received from James Good
Ing. youngest son of the late Rev. and
/ Mrs. John ]. Gooding, who was pastor OF
the local Methodist Church from 1895 to
t 1900, stating that he is located in Okla
I homa, where he has a parish.-Charles
! Hooker Of Boston. Mass. is in town for a
few days
, Game Warden Walter j. Forbes ar
rested David Stone of Cornwall and
, brought him before James b. Donoway
in municipal court Saturday. charged
, with having short trout, to which he
pleaded guilty and was fined $35 and
: costs amounting to sil.li. which he paid.
B. T.. Wales of Rutland and daughter
Miss Mable Wales, of Mortified. who
have been in town for a few days OH
business. have returned.-Mr. and Mrs
w. H. Aldrich of Philadelphia are in
town for two weeks.-Gladys Brelia OF
Shoreham was before Judge Charles l
Button in juvenile court saturday and
o was sentenced to the Industrial school
at Nergennes for not attending school -
= Page Potter, Jr. OF Hartford, Conn, q
o florist of that city, is at the home of his
parents.-The Mlddlehury Grange con
: ferred the first and second degrees or
t - candidates Friday evening The th!rt
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