Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-14
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Is]ard in tie Lske "a
the Passumpsic. Alcng o.
ter Creek and Shoes
If White River.
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.

MIDDLEBURY.
| Miss Emma Wilcox, who spent chc win.
! ter in the Bermuda islands, has returned
| and opened her horne.--Niss Ada Is. Call
cnder, former well known resident and
| now Of Brooklyn, n Y, Is in town to visit
| old frends-Aen Cobb, who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
| Cobb, for 10 days, has returned to Troy.
\. Y.-John lIiggans, proprietor of ths
Addison House is at St. Peters hos-
ptal, Albany. y Y, undergoing treat,
| ment.-Wiliam H. Duncan and two sor,
| Of Burlington in town to visit h.&
mother, Mrs. Duncan Mrs. Samuel VIM
nett of Seymour street while at work az
the Hcmenway house fell in such a way
as to break her left arm above the wrist
| Adophus Morris. who has the contract
for masonary work on the new house be
ing built for Mrs. Price on North Pleas
ant street, has the foundation wall all ir.
Word has been received that James
| Ncstall well known and much r"-
spccted citizen Of this vilage.
was married in Chicopec Falls,
Mass to Mis-. Hazel Walker of that city
on April 25.-H. T. Bacon Of Charlotte, y.
c., former resident of this village and
at one time manager Of the Brandon Ital-
ian Marble company's plant here, is in
| town for a few days and is at the home
of Miss Carrie Noonan on Seymour street.
Edward Goodro Of Winchendon. Mass,
is in town for a few days.-Oswald Signor
has moved from the Aunchman house on
| Seymour street to the Vermont Marbla
company's house on Willard street-A-
bert Henncks has moved into the Gill
more house on seymour street-Miss Amy
Condit of East Orange. ~ J.. is in town
David w. Im.k. Jr.. of Kamloops. b G.
is here for few davs.-Claude
Oncy. young son of Mr. and
| Mrs Thomas Onev is sario,isr,- i'll with
pneumonia.-Tbe infant child of Mr. and
Mrs. William LaRoclx is seriously iIl-Tha
iO-hours' devotion service at the Church
Of the Assumption commenced Sunday
Secretary L. A. Morhous Of the V NJ. G.
y. Is completing plans for the agricu-
tural contests to be held in Addison coun-
ty' Brandon and sudbury this year. The
contests will he conducted by the county
y NJ. C. A. the grange and the public
SchooIs-MrS' l.. f. Cabot of Windsor is
III to"h'-lhe KEY William II. Cassidy
VINO mas been visiting at the home of Fa-
ther Leonard, mas returned to Burlington
MIS- 'oIh NJ, lhon'as' VINO underwent
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as -hs Rrool,s farm on Nr,npor street
Itnaviliope.- Miss EstellcC,orn,ainond Miss
Iora Lav.nge. who fava been in town
for q few uays. Rave returned to Bu-iinC-
ton
Tho cattle shipment Monday consisted
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f.st-n va" In Rutland Monday IL az
tcndaac, at the monthly meeting OF tn.
Dap1.t ministers Tho q hours dryo.
ton began az 81 MARI Catholic Church
Sunda. morning at 1880 o'c.ock with p
large CONGREGATION. rather leonard.
lpastor of the church. was In ch4yec.
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NoI'p'"o',-" lecture on tHoerc"l's's anu
coo' h"'tA' Illustrated W'h inoV'3s pic
tu"es' was given at the town hat at
eight O'Clock Wednesday evening undt-
he auspices e the STATE board OF hsaIh.
Mr.. and Ms. John p. N1ikeson of Meri-
who nna ''"H 4; har homo here. hai, ~