Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-25

Charles l. Button and DIR. p. l.. Dorey.
Mrs J. r. Rose and daughter, Miss
Frances w Rose of Adrian. Mich, are
visiting the formers uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter J. Rose, of Franklin
street. The visiting Mrs. Rose Is tho
widow of Charles w Rose, who was
lieutenant-colonel in one Of the Vermont
regiments during the civil War and
former resident of Mddlebury, but for
many years absent from here. Colonel
Rose had the reputation of being the
best drill master among any of the Yer
mont regiments and a great many from
other States during tho War OF the
Rebellion. The ladies will stay three or
| four weeks with their relatives here
| The application Of b. l.. Nichols at the
| Frost pharmacy for hfth-class license
! or druggist license was heard before the
seloctmen at the office of Town Clerk
| Joseph NJ Burke on Saturday afternoon.
| Nobody appeared to oppose the grant
| ing of the license and the select
men voted to grant it.-Miss Edith
Stagg and sister, Mrs. Lula Woods of
| Fair Haven, are in town and Will spend
several weeks at their former home
| Former Attorney John c. Sargent has
| returned to Ludlow Gilbert Dumas has
returned from Rutland. where he has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Frank
| Loomis-Mr and Mrs. Joseph LaPne
| have returned from Rutand.-Phillip ".
| LaF'leur, student Of Colgate Uni
versity. is in town to spend his vaca-
| ton with is parent Mr.. and Mrs Ira
| II. LaFleur
The funeral of Albert English was held
1T his late home on Case street Tuesday
morning at 1890 o'clock, the Rev. A, \
Lancaster, pastor of the Congregational
Church of this village, officiating. Bur
| ial was in the family lot in the Prospect
cemetery in East Middlebury. The bear
ers were George Eldrodgc. Horace Laque,
r. G.. Brookins and Albert Robbins.
There was large attendance. Among
those from out Of town were his son. l..
+. English of RoXbury, Mass, and his
youngest daughter Mrs, ~ r. Lowe Of
Ann Arbor, Mich-The funeral of Mrs.
Joseph Rooney was held at st. Marys
| catholic church Tuesday morning at nine
o'clock Father Z. j. Leonard pastor Of
the church, officiated and the burial was
in the family lot in the Catholic ceme-
| terry. The bearers were Patrick Halpin,
| William Pinney, James Smith, Oswcll
! Signor, ohm Signor and Georgc Shambo.-
Mrs S. G. Tisdale, who had been in Ill
health for some time at her home in East
Middlebury, died Monday at the age Of
- years, of a complicatiI, of diseases.
She is survived by her husband three
sons. Clinton. William and Charles Of
East Middleburv and two daughters
Nettio Tisdae and Mrs. Charles Letley
of Fort Breton, Mont. who is here.
The June term of the Addison coun-
ty court was declared adjourned with
out date under the direction of Judge
Stanton by Sheriff DIN A. Smith at
nine o'clock Wednesday morning. The
term began June > and the court was
in session Is days. during which there
were two civil jury trials and three
criminal jury trials. All the respon
dents in the jury trials were found
Iguilty and in half a dozen criminal
cases of minor Importance the re-
spondents pleaded guilty and got light
sentences. Judge stanton announced
that if any one should have any chan
Gerry cases ready to be heard he would
come back at any time within the
next three weeks and take them up.
The amount of divorce business trans
acted was the smallest at any term
in many years.-Miss Katherine iii
lon is in Pittsford to visit her sister.
Mrs. b. j. Wmmett.-Mr. and Mrs
George Farrell are parents of son,
born Tuesday night.-Mrs. Robert r
Morse and children. Henry, Donald
Mildred and Halle, went to Rutland
Wednesday morning intending to
make their home in that city. Mrs
Morse has been for the past year and
a half the president of William p
Russell Circle, No. }, Ladies of the
Grand Army, and Tuesday evening the
ladies of the circle and members of
the post gave her a send-o in the
circle rooms in the Dyer block. Many
friends bade Mrs. Morse farewell al
; the station Wednesday morning.-Dr
Carroll 3. Ross of West Rutland, who
has been in town for a week, has re-
) turned to his home accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Adelaide. who is d
student in Mddlebury College
George Mead, clerk at the MiddleburS
postoffce who has been confined 70,
, a few weeks on account of illness. ha.
so far recovered as to he able to re-
sumo his duties again at the Office
George Beatty and family, who were
who have been visiting in town anc
Bridport for two weeks. have return
[ ed to Providence. X. I.-Harold Sea le
who has been in town for a week, IA!
returned to Worcester. Mass.-Mrs
Emily Rogers has returned from
Shoreham, whore she has been visit
Ing for two weeks.-Mrs Basil Kodj
banor and child of New York city arr
In town to visit her parents. Col. AM
Mrs. 7. NJ. ChapmaI.-Wayn Miller
who has been here for "A few months
has gone to Sheldon Falls, Mass.-F
| at Brandon. and former residen
of this village, who has been in tow
for a few days. has gone to Nashua
, y. H.. his old home for a few week
= with friends and relatives Mr.. Trac
has been engaged for another year a
!. ldon.-Miss Alice Pierce has gone I
: Whiting. where she viii visit her sis
:. ter. Mrs. Arthur Frcegard. and fam
: lily for Il few days From there sh
will go to Schroon Lake. \. Y, wher
she will spend the balance of the sum
:, mer.-Mrs. William II. Morcomb. Jr
of Rutland and three children are a
- the home of Mr.. and Mrs william F
Morcomb, Sr-Mrs Caroline Hyde ha
= returned from TiCondcroga, y, Y
G whore she has been visiting her sor
@ John Hyde, who is quite ill.-Jame
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