Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-02
HAPPE N|NGS
IN YER MON 7
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
MIDDLEBURY.

MlDDLfDJh IL /.
pretty home wedding took place al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Horace Ferri.
on Munger street Wednesday evening OF
last week, when their daughter, Mis-.
Eta Lucinda Ferris, was united in mar.
riage to Louis Austin Renis of Marl
boro, Mass. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rcv. d. II. Corkran, pastor OF
the Methodist Church Of this village. Tn,
bridesmaid was Mss Gladys Coursey and
the best man was Edgar Foster both Of
Middlebury. After the ceremony refresh.
ments were served. Mr.. and Mrs Bemis
took the nieht train for a two weeks
wedding trip, after which they will re-
side in Marlboro, Mass The Young
couple received a large number OF
presents from their many friends
The annual report Of the officials Of
school district No. I, comprising the Mid
dlehurY village district was published
Saturday afternoon. There WIS paid out
during tn" year, on the general account
the sum of Si.Sij.97, of which amount 81,
5ll29 was for fuel $l,l9217 foi books and
stationery tNpewrtcrs 500, gymnasium
floor 500, hardware sundrics ST.. printing
S16732. balance on the new building $219 ~
insurance $l5iG3. The salaries paid to
teachers and superlntendcnts amounted
to S13,l Total expenditures were $l7,-
3'.aI The estimates for the coming year
are for salaries, sl3lj5, ordinary ex-
penses, including books, fuel, etc, $1,000
The interest on the bonded debt is about
f20oo. The estimated income for the veal
from tutions is about 5000, from the
state school fund about $500. The grand
list Is $iS5jS and a tax of 70 per cent
on the dollar is recommended. which
would amount to $12>9o. making a total
Of expected income of sl9, 300. The tuitions
collected during the year just closed were
from these towns: Addison Sl3o Airing
ton $50, Bridport 500. Cornwall $50, Fer
rishurg $50, Mddlebury town Il,ilo New
Haven $40, Orwell $5S, Ripton $50 Sails
bury $3.50, Shorcham $l2o WaItham
So" Weybridge $500, Whiting Sl5o-
Harry Brousseau who has been in
canada for six weeks has taken a posi-
tion on the steamship Waccapaw and
will go on a sailing voyage from Quebec
within the next few Weeks-Cieorge u
Elliot of Burlington was i'm town Satur-
day. Mr.. Elliot spent his bovhood in Mid
llebury Mrs. Gertrude Counelley and
son, Henry, went Saturday to Montpelier.
where they will remain for a few days,
after which they will go to Alton. y. H.,
to stay until early fall-Nliss Catherine
Hrainard daughter of Ex-Prcsident
frainard, is visiting at the home Of Prin-
'ipal and Mrs Charles A. Adams in
'astleton.-Miss Gwendolyn Hughes. who
has been at the home of Mis- Theodore
rane for week. has returned.-Mrs
George Haynes and two sons of Boston
are In town,-Miss Margaret McGrath
who has been at the Addison House for
4 few weeks, has returned to Mechanics
Vile, ~ Y.--Mss Grace Ham.
who has been in town for a few days
las returned to tlavcrhill. Mass.-Le
Leno went to Burlington Saturday morn
ng and returned on the afternoon train
with his wife, who has been at the Fanny
Allen hospital for the past few weeks
Mrs. Fred NASSAU and daughter Kathcr-
ne, have gone to Barre to visit Mrs
Nassau's sister, Mrs. L. j. Bruya-N SIS
elizabeth Adams. who has been at tn.
nome of Mr. and Mrs ". Il. Clem,t
'or few days, has returned to Ferris
)urg.-lsrael Shackett and son, William.
Hho have been in town for few weeks
ookins after and making some extensive
'cpairs on their farm buildings lust east
II TINS village. have returned to Worces,
er, Mass -fieoert Carey OF Albany, y
T." Who has been visiting his parents
Nr. and Mrs. \, W. Carey, for a few
lays, has returned to Albany. y. Y
Irs Hattie Strong Of Castleton is at
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Black
ner,-Miss Ruth Brookins, who has been
II Manchester for a fcw weeks has rc-
urned and is at the home of her par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred O. Brookins
Mr., and Mrs. F.. W. Bcckwlth and Mr.
md Mrs, Jenkins have gone to Lake
)unmoro, whore they will spend a few
voeks,-Thc Alpha Sigma fraternity.
which has had rooms in the Ross block
m Main street for some time, have
moved to the Eddy cottage on Weyhridge
treet.-Mrs Manley Winch and son. who
ave been visiting her mother, Mrs. Gil
more for week, have returned to Pitts
ord.-Joseph $. Clark, who has been in
oor health since an attack Of PARALYSIS
asst November, is able to walk around
ow with cane.-Miss O'Den Douglas,
Who has been i'll for some weeks past.
5 slowly improving.
Mrs Lucy Smith Of South street, widow
f Orin Smith, was found dead I'm bed
londay morning by her daughter, Mrs
'cott Gooding of Rutland. who was with
er mother for a stay at their old homp
1rs. Smith had not been feeling well for
ometime, hut was downtown June
(. Since that evening she had been
oniined to the bed The cause of death IL
hought to have been heart trouble. She
ad been dead about three hours She is
urvived by her daughter, Mrs. Scott
iooding Of Rutland. where she made hcr
omo most of the time. She was 65 years
f age and had lived some ~ years In thi
llage She was "A member of the Meth
dist Church and was very attentive to
er church duties.--A grange picnic will
e held at Waterhouse picnic grounds,
AXE Dunmore, July |, All Mlddlcbury
'atrons and families are cordially in
market day, eggs brought