Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-16
HAPPENINGS
IN YER MONT
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, AlcEg Of
ter Greek and Shores
Of White River.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
llnIsOA COUNT?
MIDDLEBURY.


! Ado! phuu Morris. the contractor. has
| Just received O new ckrnut mixing ma
! chine MIRA wIrtam McGiiton, VITO ha,
, been III with tao grip for a few days.
/ is reor,verlns.-John = Sellock has
catered the employ CT the American Pub
fishing COMPANY of this Village .-T.e
| Missionary society OF the Ccngrcgu.ior,a.
! Church rei6 well attended thank Offer
.ng meeting in the vestry of the church
: Friday afternoon, in charge of MIS-. l.
! NJ Taylor, president Of the soctety.-Mr
and Mis-. William A. Tyrel have r.
| turned from Manchester.-M Grac<i
O'Conneli, teacher in the EASTMAN
! Business College in Poughkeepsie, il
| visiting hcr parents. Mr.. and Mrs John
j. OConnell-Mrs. Alva Smith. who has
! been i'll for 10 days, is slowly recovering
| Mrs. Manley Winch and sor., Stanley.
| have returned to Pittsford. accompanied
! by her mother. Mrs. Margaret Gilmour.
Tho last regular meeting of the Century
club was held Tuesday evening with
Mrs. George Russell.-The Jddlebury
| board of trade is planning to hold an
| other gathering the last part OF the
month. probably on Tuesday, the 18th.
at which time one or more speakers OF
| Statewide reputation will be heard.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert l.. Nichols have
gone to Brattleboro where they spent
! Easter as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
| Thomas y. Austin.-Word has been re-
ceived from J. Frank Randall who was
| operated upon a week ago at the Fanny
I Allen hospital, Winooski that he is doing
well and expects to be able to return
home in about 10 days.-Miss Ada Bristol
| lr.,
Miss Genevieve Elmer. teacher in tho
public school at Johnson, Is In town for
a few days,-Eugene Shambo. who has
| been spending a few days i'm town with
his family on Court street, has returned
to Rutland-Charlotte Taylor has re-
turned from Vergennes.-Nr. and Mrs n.
| Lewis SelIeck have gone to Rutland
Alison n. McQuivey has Gone to STAN
| ford, Conn, where he will spend the next
few weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Leeds.
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Ford have re-
turned from Rutland.-Mrs. George Nor
comb and child came Saturday from
| Northfield. where the family have lived
| for the past few years. Mr. Morcomb
| came to town about a week ago. The
! family will make their home here for
! the present.--Prof. Myron r. Sanford
delivered all address Monday evening be-
| fore the Good Literature club in the Con-
| grcgational Church at Casteton.-Daniel
| d. Sullivan went Saturday afternoon TO
| burlington to visit his brother, Morris
| sullivan, Of Shoreham, who has been at
| the Mary Fletcher hospital for two
weeks. lie underwent an operation, fol-
! lowing an attack of pncumonia.-Miss
| Flora Durant has returned from Rutland.
A few of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry Walker We're entertained at their
home on Weybrldge street Friday even
ins.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben L. Damon. who
have been visiting their son, William
Damon, in Sudbury. have returned to
East Middlebury.-After months stay
in Middlebury and vicinity Mr. and Mrs.
George Foscar returned Thursday night
/ to Buffalo y. Y,-Charles b. Smith, who
spent the fall and winter in Sudbury, RE-
| turned Friday. Frances A. Melton OF
Troy, \. Y, is in toHn 10 spend Easter
with relatives.-Harry II. Lee, who has
been engaged as an express messenger on
trains leading out from Albany n. y.
for six months, has given up tina. posi-
tion and returned to tow2.-Anraham W.
! Foote, who has ossn in 'Naltngfod and
| vicinity for rome limo on business con-
nected with his telephone interest. has
returned TO town. Ralph Delden. after
a weeks stay in tcTn, Sas gone to Ar
| lingtoa, wiieio ne has position fo- tho
! spring and summer months.
| Col James ~ Tracy, Who had a sevare
attack Of che grip two weeks ako, MIt
! had apparently recovered Nas had l. r.
! lapse arA is now confined 20 his bod Mt
tho Middlsbury Inn.-,Mies Gertrude Re-
| ley Is In Rutend,-Mrs j. Franz Ran
da!! has returned from wnoosk:. whsre
| she has been vteiting has husband at this
Fanny Alien hospital. Mr.. Randall re-
Gently undeTwsn. M. operation for appen-
dicitis at the hospital ami was rscove,'-
ing, but IS now suffering f.or, an sttncl:
of pleursy Miss Alice Calhoun has re-
turned from Brandon, Where she has beer
20 visit Ter sister. Mns. Burton NJ. Ho.-
mesa d. Wright and family WHO
have been living on North Pleasant
street, are moving hack to their farm in
Weybridge, Just beyond the Middlebu-y
| ,lne,-Mlss Lois Bushey went Tuesday
to Greenfield. Mass, where she expects
to remain for two or three months visit
Ing her sister.-Relph Yeaw of Rutland,
n former resident OF Middlebury. Is v1n-
iIing in town.-Thomas Daley, who sol.
out his livery equipments at auction
Monday, will return about May TO his
former home in Stoughton. Mass, whero
he intends to 20 into n similar line oe
husiness.-Miss Jennie Cagin is vtsitins
Mt the home of her parents az Springfield.
j II. Dobinson, who has pcen repair.
ing the pipe organ Of the Congregational
Church and who assisted In the music!
program Easter Sunday. has ret.rned ~
Brandon Miss i1velyn WrKht 10 .u