Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-03
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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in town fer a few days, has returned to
Enosburg. William MorcomJ, ST., has
moved his family to Bridport to the farm
which they recently purchased.-Miss
Eleanor Graham, who has been in town
for two weeks to visit her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Graham, has returned to AL
burg.--At n special meeting of the board
of managers of the Addison County Agri-
cultural society held in Mlddebury No
vember 81 l.. e. Avery of Ferrisburg. p. +.
Foote of Cornwall and G. +. Rogers OF
Middlebury were elected committee to
cooperate with John NJ. Thomas Of Mid
dieoury College, the United states depart
ment of agriculture bureau of animal IN
dustry and the United states Morgan
horse farm Of Mddlebury in the holding
of a mid winter stock show and farmers
institute in Mid llebury some time the last
of February or the first of March. 1t was
also voted to give 300 to be used for pre-
miums at the stock show. The commit
tee will in-"te the State agricultural col
lege to cooperate with them In making
this show a bigger and better one than
has been held in the past. 1t is hoped
that the committee will ask the agricu'-
tural school at Vergennes TO take part
In the exercises
In the second days session yesterday
Of Addison county court some progress
was made towards getting down TO the
actual work of the term. At twN o'clock
the petit jurors were called according
to program and after being sworn In
were given the ordinary instructions by
Judge Miles All of the 36 members of
the jury were present except Frank y.
Bellows OF Ferrisburg, r. c. Young of
Orwell and n. ]. McCuen of Vergennes,
who had been excused. A jury was at
once called in the first case set for trial,
the case of l.. o. LaNI)rder VS.. william
d. Watson's estate. After a jury was
secured the court at three O'Clock gave
the parties in the case until nine O'Clock
Thursday morning to procure the at
tendance of the witnesses, most of whom
are IN the vicinity of Last Middebury.
Sheriff DIN A. Smith has appointed the
following deputies for the next two
years: John H. Beane of Lincoln, Henry
p. Fisher Of Vergennes Fred L. Rowley
Of New Haven, George S. Farr of
Bristol, w. II. Burchard of Shoreham.
T. V. Hooker of Goshen, Stephen L.
Noonan Of Ferrisburg, Harry E. Sanford
of Cornwall Frank NJ. Hill Of Starks-
boro, Noble J. Sanford of Middebury.
Allan C. Plue of Orwell. Pearl II. Eaton
of Hancock and Edward Higgans of
Middlebury. the last named being the
only new appointment
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie w. Watson OF
Rutland former residents Of MiddeburN,
are visiting here and In Cornwall.-Fred f
Nash and family moved into their new
house on Court street Tuesday. SIS
Alice Dumas is in Rutland. Several
Italians who have been employed at the
marble works here left Tuesday night
with the intention OF returning to their
own country.-Mr. and Mrs. James NJ
Clarkson of Chicago are in town for q
month and will remain until after
Christmas, are being made on
the Smith house on North Pleasant
street, recently vacated by Joseph CLARK
and family. -Word has been received
from Martin Barrows, who was operated
| upon at st. Luke's hospital, New York
city. about two weeks ago. that he was
doing nicely.-Miss Dragon. who has
| been at the Fanny Allen hospital In
Winooski for two weeks, has returned
greatly improved.-A1ss Joyce Harring
! ton, who has been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Turner on MAR
street for two weeks, has gone to Corn
wall -Arrowanna Rebekah Lodge, No
| 10, !. O. o. f., will hold a supper ir
/ their hall in the Dyer block Monda,
evening--At the Congregational Church
at 1O:45 Sunday the sermon will be by
/ rr-N.. W. g.,
In the evening the Rev. Mr.. Thorpe vii
| dive an illuat "a ed Rosnel talk.