Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-30

IN YER MON 7
Local Items of Interest from
All Parts of the Green
Mountain State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake Ia
the Passumpsic, Along Ot-
ter Creek and Shores
of White River.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.

l.. silas Wright died in weybridge
at an early hour Thursday morning
after an illness of several weeks with
IL complication of dsease1. Mr. Wright
was a native of Weybridge and be-
longed to the well-known Wright fam
| ily of that town, the most famous of
whom was Governor and Senator Silas
| Wright of New York. Mr.. Wright
| lived many of the late years in Mont
| pelier, where he had an official posi-
tion which he was compelled to re-
| linquish some years ago in conse-
quence Of failing health. Since then
he made his home at different times
| in New Haven and Weybrdge.
The authorities of western towns in
! the county have got large forces of
men and teams at work on the roads
and are rapidly getting them into
| shape after one of the longest periods
| of bad roads known here in many
years In the winter there was too
much snow on the ground and it could
| hardly have been said that the sleigh
ing was good in any part Of this sec
tion for week at a time. The work
ON the road to Bridport has progressed
rapidly and the eight road be-
| tween there and Middlebury is now In
pasSaple shdpe'--J' FRANK hahuali'
! VINO mas peeh uhuer treatment after
an operation III 'i'e ra"'E Alleh nos
pi'ai at lilooshi' Tcturheu SATURDAY
accompanied by Mrs Randall. Mr..
Randall will stay for a short time at
the f'ote4 Losan before returning TO
| Cornwall.--lohn A. Fletcher, who has
been confined 10 days by Illness, is
""l' 10 y" out'-- l'eiec'n'eh L. - hoss'
| i'"l' l." Ii""' ana "i'S ~. N"uS
hel" meeting saturday morning at
the ohlco oI l""h NleIk 'oSePh W.
burke TO cohSiu'r the aPpncatio OF
Joil HH"iteI' vi 'Hc ldIN ur"E store
Tor Il Hlth ciass or Druggist Incense
40 one "Ppe"reu TO oppose the appl-
cation ana iatcr III the uay IL was
! sI"''e"' 'lc lee pei"S IlNtu AT F"o' the
same as iast Se"r'-N lill"h HIinohds
mas ie"Se" 'h' hose mousse ." rrdhhnh
s'roe''-ueoIse W. Meau clcrk AT the
ioc"i poStoIl'ce' mas gone TO the Mary
fle'cher hosPl'd' hurIlhEtoh' TO un-
ue'6o t'e"''iieH -N'iS' W. - oote Oh
Nergennes Is in town.-Mr and Mrs.
hu"hfu hruEa nave returned from
Washington. j. C., where they have
ya.-Miss Laura Goodrich, who has
been i'll for several weeks, is slowly
recovering.-J. E. Crane. one of New
Englands leading bee-keepers, reports
that out of eight yards OF bees less
than two per cent. died during the
winter which is considered remark
able.-Mr. and Mrs. William LaROck
of Seymour street are parents of
a n o. } Of
taxes for. the water department. re-
ports that practically all the water
taxes for this period have been ac-
counted for,-AIrs, Eugene Smith, who
has been at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
y. B. Smith, has returned to Rutland
Mr. and Mrs. Henry r. Melvin of South
Boston. with their daughters. the
Misses Julia, Sophia and Mary. are in
town Tor two weeks.--Clarence Samp-
son has returned after two weeks
visit with his daughters, Mrs. Ezra
Nanderhoof of Brldport and Mrs.
George Goslln of Shoreham'-Mrs D.
Frank Randall went Friday TO
Wlnooskl where her husband mas
peeh nhder treatment ioi'o"inS d"
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