Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-30

that place since carly in the winter.
They expec; TO settle in Marble city,
where Mr.. Mccormick has position
Lake Dunmorc Lodge, No. II. J. o. O.
f., observed the 95th anniversary of the
founding OF the order Sunday evening.
They met at their hail in the Dyer block
at seven o'clock and marched in body
to the Congregational Church, where the
Rev. A. A. Lancaster pastor of the
church, delivered sormou.-John Bosley
has returned from Ausablc Forks, \. V"
where he was called by the illness anG
death O. u brother-G. S. Green, who has
been IN town FOR few weeks on bust
ness. has gone to Brandon. where he
will spend a few days.--Nelson Slgnor,
who was thrown few days ago when
his horse became frightened by an
automobile. is able to be about again.
Miss Maudo Barron of Orwell Is Mt
tho homo Of her brother, James
Barron.-Miss Eliza Cady of New York
is visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis ~ Cady.-F. w.
Graham IS In town for n few days-W.
Il. I.add has returned to Bradford after
several days in town.-Mlss Viola
Sturtevant is il-MTonduy, market day,
eggs brought 10 cents and butter IS to -.
Tho cattle shipment Monday consisted
OF four ca1loads.-W. l., Ford has re-
turned from Rutland
Pursuant to an adjournment taken on
March 81 the special term Of the Addi-
son county court convened at the court
house at two o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
those present being Assistant Judges
Henry T.. Day of Ripton and WILDER L.
Hanks OF Bristol, Sheriff Olin A. Smith
Of Addison and Clerk Rufus Wainwright
Of Niiddlebury. The situation of affairs
since the last meeting was such that ii
had been determined not to call \ spc-
cial jury for this time. Without trans
acting any business whatever the special
term was adjourned without date. The
cases which will arise under the nine
indictments brought by the grand Jury
at the first session of the special term
VIII thus 30 over to the regular June
term Of court, with the exception Of thu
cases against the two Colombos, charged
with the murder of Henry w. Ward in
New Haven in December, 1912. and who
are now under arrest and awaiting trial
in 1taly.-Nathan Decker OF the Soldiers
home at Bennington is having fur
Tough at his home in East Middebury
and was accompanied here by Mrs.
Decker, who had been visiting him in
Bennington.-Pres. John M. Thomas will
deliver lecture in the CONGREGATIONAL
Church in Fair Haven Thursday Clark
Winch has moved here with his family
from East Wallingford and taken possess
sion of a place which he recently pur-
OH la,
j. Bowdish is il! Mt the home of her
daughter, Mrs. c. A. Bryant, on College
street with a serious bronchial cold.
She is being cared for by her other
daughter, Miss Martha S. Bowdish.-
The Middehury public library will be
closed all day Friday in observance of
Arhor day.-Miss Mary Cane, who has
spent six months in Burlington, has re-
turned and opened her home on Court
street.-Judge Fred N. Foote who has
spent the past two months with his
daughter, Mrs Burnard Socum, and
family in Boston. Mass, has returned
homc.-The Ladies' Missionary society OF
the Memorial Baptist Church held a we'll
attended meeting at the home of Mrs.
Frank Lasher on Munroe street Tuesday
have moved to Rutland, where they will
make their home.-Miss Matte Gravel
has returned from weeks visit in Yer
gennes.
The funeral of Miss Mary Gill was held
Wednesday morning at 1890 O'Clock at
the Catholic Church in Bristol Burial
was in the Catholic cemetery in that town.
Miss Gill had for the past few years ma de
her home with her sister, Mrs. Frank
ITarr, in East Middchury. where she died
| Monday morning at the age of SO years.
She is survived by three sisters, Mrs.
Frank a. Farr with whom she lived, Mrs.
Joseph barnard of Lincoln. Mrs Joseph
Ash Of New Haven, and two brothers,
George and James Gin of New Haven. She
had been i'll for some tlme.-The Addison
AssOcia ton of Congregational Ministers
held its monthly meeting a the home of
the Rev. y. A. Lancaster Tuesday after
noon. The Rev. Lancaster delivered n
talk on Book Reviews" the Rev. Crit
fifth Evans Of Bridport delivered a SER
mon on Aspects Of the Resurrection.
The next meeting will be held in Bridport
May T. and Is. At that session the sub
ject, "A Religious and Social Survey of
the County" will be discussed. The mem
hers present were the Rev. Richard G.
Woodbridge of Nergennes, the Rev. Sam
uel Rose of Cornwall, the Rev. Lott NJ
IsaaCs OF Orwell, the Rev. Thomas NJ.
Ross OF Weybridge, the Rev Griffith
Evans of Bridport and the Rev. A. A
Lancaster Of Middlebury There was n
large number present at the town hall
Tuesday afternoon at tho recital by the
| pupils of the graded school of this village
under the direction of Mrs. Charlotte
Shackett. The program was as follows
Mrs. Shackett, Miss Mary Halpin and Guy
! G. lendrY, piano and violin selections
! Paris Fletcher, piano solo, Merry Mem
/ Ellen Kidder. "Na rcissis": Florence Yates
and Mrs. shackett piano duet; Sylvia
McKinne", solo. La Grace; Mary Flet
cher, piano solo; Ahie Searle, piano solo
! "RcjoicinG OF the Birds; Athic Scarf,
and Mrs. Shackett, "Raphsodie Mig
nonre"; Charlotte Taylor, "Dashng
Troopers" Clara Wissell, GUST Awearyln
for You; George Sheltus, "Auf der Kir
mes; Beatrice Mills and Mrs. Shacl1ett
Holiday March; Guy Hendry, corne
SOLO Happy Birds; Fletcher Taylor
/ "Conoatoga"; Elizabeth Kelley and Mrs
ShaCKett, plano duet; Charlotte Taylor
why Scheffcr Did Not Play: Lillar
Gordon. Little Elf Waltz; Mary ant
Paris Fletcher, Through Field and For
est: Miss Ferguson, Spinning Wheel"
Miss Maud Wissell, For Loves Swee
Sake, Margaret Smith. "Valse" Mis-
Mary Halpin, III Trovatorc'; Maelin'
n ' Rat rv,tt lot