Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-05
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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
MIDDLERURY.

NlDIJLEDOh L.
One OF the pleasant social events Of
the season in Middlebury was the we'd
ding of Miss Josephine Harriet daughter
OF Mrs. Jane Kelly OF Mddlebury, and
LuCius Melvin Avery, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. r. Avery OF Ferrisburg, which
took place at the Kelly homo Wednesday
October IS in the presence of relatives and
immediate friends. AT the appointed
hour the wedding party entered the par
Tors TO the strains of the "Lohener!n"
wedding march played by Miss Doris
Kingsland cousin of the bride. The
bride was attended by Miss Rernicia
Avery. ssta of the groom, as maid of
honor, and four little ribbon bearers,
Ralph Wilcox, Dorothy Hobbies, Donald
Downs and Ruth sherbino. Little Cecile
Wilcox was flower girl. The best man
was Rupert Field of Milton. The Rev.
J. +. Bold, pastor of the Episcopal Church
Of Middlebury, was the officiating clergy
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Avery left on the
southbound train for Boston and vicinity.
+. NJ. Stearns and family have
moved from the Muzzy farm to the
Isaac Lavonche, Sr. house. which they
recently purchased.-Mrs Damon Cham
paigne and Mrs. Richard Bedoir have re-
turned from a weeks visit in Montreal.
The Middlebury Grange will hold a spe-
cal meeting Friday evening at which
time the third and fourth degrees will be
conferred on a large claSs.-Mrs. John
Avery, who has been visiting at the hlme
of Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Abbey of Wash
ineton street for week, has returned
n Mnntna1ior
who has been confined for some weeks
with rheumatism, is slowly recovering
Harry NASSAU has returned from Pitts
field Mass, whore he has been for ten
days to visit his brother. Phillip Vas
sau.-Mrs George r. Kidder, ST. who
has been n the Mary Fletcher hos.
ptal at Burlington for few weeks, has
returned home greatly improved
and Mrs. w. r. Hard, who have been at
the Addison for the past week. have re-
turned to Manchester.-Fish and Game
Warden William Grover of New Haven
arrested Harvey circuit of Bristol on a
charge Of trapping in closed season and
took him before c. w. Norton. He
pleaded guilty and was fined s. and costs
amounting to sos, which he paid
Mrs Joseph Jones, who made her home
with her daughter. Mrs Nelson Nassau
| for some time and who has been III for the
past month. died early Monday morning
at the age of 81 Years. She is survived by
three daughters. Mrs Nelson Nassau
Mrs. Frank Marseiles and Mrs Frank
Trudo, all Of this village.-Sunday was
rally day at the Conversational Church
and six new members We're taken in
Four We're received on confession OF
faith, Marion Eliza beth Carr, Puma At
wood Cook, John Quincy Dickinson and
Calvin Harold Stcarns all of Mddlebury
and two associate members, Gladys Cook
of Middlebury and Ralph II. Beaumont of
RoXbury, \. N.-Mrs. Emily J. Rogers
went Monday 70 Rutland and will later 20
to Pittsiord and Orwell-Miss Margaret
I Mills and Miss GLADYS Frost have return.
cd from Rutland.-Mrs George II. Brooks
of Boston is in town for a few DAYS
Tha Middlebury Grange will hold a specla
meeting Friday evening at which time
the third degree will be conferred on .
largo class. At the close of the degree
work a BANQUET will he served - Me,
katherNn Vasssu entertained II of hel
/ Young friends at a Halloween party Sat.
nrdoy evening. The Rev John Chnpma r.
a missionary to Alaska. VINO Is in town t.
visit his family gave a sketch OF his work
/ In that field at a union meeting at the
I NcthodiEt Church Sunday.--Profcsso'
Saymond Mcfarland has returned FROM
( iorrisTl'e, where on Saturday night ~
/ delivered an address n. prOgrcss'v,
/ rally. Marry Warner Of WevhriGge &c
+ ronlpan'ed by Miss Marion Crosby am
Mas Bessie Bradenburg OF Mlddlebur,
were enjoying q ride Saturday nigh
when, about two miles east OF the village
N making turn for the return trip th'
buggy was overturned and all were throw
out. Tho Carriage was badly smashed
and the horse ron to Wcyhridse, Youn.
Warner and Miss BradcnburR ESCAPED
with sigh: bruises, but M!s3 Crosby wal
nl"neh under the overturned buggy an'
a'r right leg was broken Just above tn
hee.-Thc Middlehury BARRIERS who haV
h"en IN the custom OF closing ever
ihuisiay afternoon and evening Tor thrc
Years have agreed to dispense with tina
@rrAhGernent ard the shops Will hereare
De open op Thursday afternoon but NJ
NJ night
Inc Woman's Auxiliary or ~
St'ph'n'S episcopal church VIII NEE
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