Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-20

National Bank of Middleb,lry and DR.
| W. a. Dewey have gone on an automo-
bile trip through New York State, Con-
necticut and Massachusetts, ouis Hope
| has returned from his two weeks vaca-
| ton and has resumed his duties as city
| mail carrler-John lialnon Of Worcester
| Mass is in town to visit his mother,
Mrs. John Hanon.-Niss Lucia Kinks
| Of the town clerks Office is enjoying
! two weeks vacation.--Nl and Mrs Fred
| Bentley of Worcester, Mass are in town
to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
| Bentley.-Mrs. Wheeler and daughter Of
| Bradentown, Fla, are visiting at the
| home Of Mr. and Mrs W. II. Dow
| Prof. and Mrs. w. w. McGilton have
returned from a few days at Lake Cham
| plain.-Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Chilson have
| returned from Milton. whar4 they have
! been In camp for a th-AIiss Thclma
Moore has gone to Readsboro, where she
| has n position as school teacher John
| n. Woods, who has been Ill for few
| weeks, is slowly recovering and was able
| 10 be cut Tor: n short tim" Saturday 49,
| Mrs. Alfred Barter and son, Roy. have
returned from Chicago. where they have
! been for few weeks visiting her broth
! er.-Miss Mary Barrows has returned
| been for several woeks.-Miss Vivian
! simpson has returned from Walden. n
Y. where she has been for 10 days
with her sister, and has resumed her po-
| siton at Miss Waughs store.--Mlss Alice
Rockwell and Miss Katherine Bra'nar1
are at Starr Farm Beach, Lake
| Chanlplaln.- Miss Beatrice Sclleck has
| returned from visit to her grand
! VI
sen.-Mrs NJ c. Lane of New
York is in town to visit her mother
Mrs. o. 7. Nloore.-Miss Florence Smith
of Bellows Falls is in town visiting Ter
parents, MIR. and Mrs a. b. Smith
| Miss Elizabeth O'Leary of Lawrence
Mass. a former resident. is in town for
few days.-NTiss Pauline LaCrolx, who
has been In Middlehury and Bristol for
two. weeks, has returned to Mechanics
Vile, y. Y.-The festival of st Mary's
parish, which was held Saturday after
noon and evening on the church lawn.
was Interrupted by rain. The afternoon
program was carried out. At the supper
time there was another shower. There
was a fairly good attendance at the
band concert.
| town meeting which was
ago was held in the town hall Tuesday
morning. Clerk Joseph NJ, Burke read
the warning. the substance of which was
to see If the town would vote to authorize
and empower the sale of the William II,
lIinsley property on South Main street,
which recently came into the possession
of the town through the death Of Mr..
! Kinsley who had several wears ago deed
Lad 2 kn 70 he fSHasr n de a.
ton of his support during the remainder
of his life. Lawyer Ira II. LaFlcur moved
that the selectmen should be authorized
and empowered 10 sell the property at
tpuhlic auction within the fiscal year. A.
W. Dickens moved to amend the motion
by giving the selectmen the power to sell
the property at private sale il they saw
fit. The amendment was lost by a vote
of three to four Mr.. LaFleur's original
motion was then carried and on his mo-
ton the selectmen were appointed as
agents Of the town to execute a sufficient
deed to the future purchaser of the prem
Ises The meeting adjourned at 1913
o'clock, Just II minutes after It had been
called to order and with less than two per
cent of the legal veters Of the town in at
,endance.-The following 10 members of
the Mocha Camp Girls club, who have
been enjoying the past week at the San
ford cottage at Lake Dunmore, have re-
TUNED home: The Misses Mildred Cady
Mildred Martin, Mildred Whitney, Pau
line Fletcher. Elizabeth Hamblin, Pearl
Farnham, Mavme Wright, Marion Wright
Mary smith. Pauline Aines. Lcttia Hay
ward Ruth Walker. Alice Holcome, Car
rie Buttolph Ruby VosehurC and Mrs q
chapcrons meeting was held one day
on Moosaamo mountain and the follow.
Ing received the wood sathorers' degree
The Misses MAY smith, Alice Holcome
Ruth Walker and Mildred Whitney
Isaac l.. Rogers, who has been at North
field for two weeks on a visit. has re-
turned.-William l.. Cady has gone Il
Albany, y. Y, where he was called hy
the death of a relative He was accom-.
panied by several Of his children.-Mr
and Mrs. Scott Cooling of Rutland. who
have been in town for few DAYS on BUSH
ness, have returned to their home.--Miss
Marjorie Martin, a student in the train
ing school for nurses at Burlington, IS II
town for a few days with her parents. pr
and Mrs. F. r. Martin.-William Steele
of Lowell, Mass is in town to visit hi'
Miss Encz Lavake and Miss Ethel Bart
lett. who have been on a two weeks tril
in Connecticut, have returned hOme.-Mis
Georgia e. Watson returned Tucsda,
/, evening after visiting relatives in Utica
\. Y, and Albany, y. Y. and will sta!
A, for a short time in Middlebury.
. Noonan has returned from Proctor aGte
a weeks visit at his former home and re
/. sumed his position s foreman in the loca
4 works of the Vermont Marble company
t Principal T.. S. Tracy Of the Brandon
I high school is in town for few
l days.-Thomas Ross has returned t.
3 Whiting after a few days in town. e
, Pinney. cashier OF the National bank o
Y MiddlcburY, has returned from a fou
= days automobile trip through New York
= Massachusetts and Connecticut.-J. j
( Smith of Troy. y, Y. has returned afte
a few days in town.-Mss Mildred Dow
t has returned from Lincoln, where she ha
n been visiting for two Wecks-Nrs Ro,
\ Douglass and Mrs. Fred Nassau hav
g gone on an extended visit to friends il
4 East Mddlebury, Ripton and Hancock
, f.. f.. Ross, first selectman of the tow
n of Middlehury, went to the Mary Fletche
l. hospital at Burlington Saturday and wa
t operated upon for Appendicitis lie Is do
+ ing well.-Dr. a, w. Bingham and famil
5 of New York city have arrived with thcl
@ automobile and viii visit in this villag
d and Cornwall for n few weeks. DR.. Rlng
k ham was former well known Middle
T. bury boy.-E, +. Kennedy has gone I
d Burlington, where he has a position -