Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-25
From the Island in the Lake to
the Passumpsic, Along Otter
Creek and Shores of White
River. Covered by Our Special
Correspondents.
ADDISON GOu Try
.MIDDLEDURY.

Of November II at tho home OF
his brother, Isaac Goodro, on South Pleas
ant street, after an illness of several
years. Mr.. Goodroe was Gs years of age
and a native of Mddleburv. During tho
past 81 years he has been crippled in his
/ lower limbs as the result Of an accident.
For three years he has been practically
helpless. He Is survived By i've brothcrs:
Isaac and Frank OF Middla aburv, John f.
of Ripton, Levi of Brandon and Edward
of Middlebury, also by two married sis
ters. The funeral was held at St
Marys Catholic Church at nine O'Clock
Friday morning.
| The side judges met at the county cour;
| house Friday morning and with the
county clerk drew the jurors for the COM
| ing term of the Addison county court.
| Petit Jurors: Addison, s Ezra Smith.
Charles Torrey: Bridport. John 5. Dukets.
! Edward Nichols: Bristol. George Roscoe.
Samuel Taylor; Cornwall c. Leslie With
erell Benjamin +. Field Ferrisburg. c.
S. Martin. Fred w. Allen; Goshen, L. J.
Harrington Granville, ]. Lucius Webb;
Hancock, G. f. Whittier; Leicester.
Charles Phelps; Lincoln, Ralph Sweet.
Walter p. Sargent; Middlebury. C. f.
Shores, II. NJ. Lee; Monkton. Daniel f.
Mech. II. V. Sears; New Haven. u. S.
! Stone, George C.. Coates; Orwell. Guy NJ.
| Cook, Doren Sanders; Panton, Charles j.
| Spaulding: Ripton, Daniel w. Smith: SAL
isbury. F. w. whitney, A. D. Beech:
Shoreham. j. c. Moore Harry Church;
Starksboro, James II. Grace; Vergennes
Charles BARLEY, F. l. Grandy; Waltham.
T. W. Otis; Weybridge. Benjamin O.
Wales; Whiting, William Sem The
grand Jurors are: Addison. William
Morby; Bridport. Albert c. Preble; Bris-
tol, Clarence G. Lathrop: Cornwall Frank
f. Foote; Ferrishurs. f. +. Folsom; Gran
Vile. Daniel r. Handley: Lincoln. Will
liam a. Lee; Middlebury, Fred NJ Foote,
Monkton. w. c. Donahue; New Haven.
Charles F. Palmer Orwell. Henry Rising:
Panton, Lyman G. Kent; Rinton. Josiah
5. Chandler; Salisbury, H. NJ. Sawyer:
Shoreham, Edison G. Farnham; Starks-
boro, Wallace NJ. Hill; Nergeunes, A B.
Taber; Watham. Herbert D Day-The
annual meeting of the Addison County
Agricultural society will be held in the
town hall Wednesday afternoon. Decen-
her !. at one o'clock Male members Of
the society. residents in Addison county.
who are Il years Of age are entitled to
vote in this meeting The business meet
Ing will be followed by an entertainment
! Town Clerk j. NJ. Burke has issued 3G0
| hunting licenses this year OF these Ava
/ were to non residents. l9S 10 residents ana
l57 combination licenses, to residents only.
The total last year was 333.-A meeting Of
interest to grangers will be that of c. j.
| Bell Pomona, to be held in Middlebury
Wednesday, December !. Mrs. Pete-
! Aines will be the lecturer-F'rei Durant
!eft Friday afternoon FOR Detroit, Mich.
where he expects to spend some tine
| Mrs. BESSIE Bruce, who has resided on
College street for few months, has
| moved to Rutland. where she will make
her home.
| One Of the worst storms that has visit.
ed this section occurred Friday evening,
blowing down trees. fences and causing
| injury to telegraph and telephone wires.
II is reported that at Lake Dunmore a
great amount of damage was done. sew.
eral cottages being blown off their founda.
tions besides roofs on same were started
and no end Of trees were blown down so
that the roads In that vicinity were
impassaole at n late hour Saturday after
noon. During the storm portion of the
fence about the deer park of Col s A.
Isley on Washington street was tipped
over. and four of his pet deer got out
one OF them remained In the yard. but
men Were unable to find the others
Mrs Helen Chapman, who had been
In Ill health for some time at the hom,
of her daughter, Mrs Henry Dumas OF
College street, died sunday morning, aEei
70 years, with a complication Of diseases.
She was formerly Of Moyiah. y V. whore
she had made her home until three wears
ago. when she came to live with her
daughter. She was "A member of tho
BAPTIST Church, She is survived by lar
daughter and two sons, Glenn Chapm IN
of Syracuse, n Y, and Thomas Chairman
of Crown Point, y, y, There were pray.
ers at the house Tuesday at eisht
O'Clock by the Rev, 4. A. Lancaster Of
the Congregational Church. owing to tho
absence of the Baptist minister. who ia
out Of town. The remains We're taken
to Moriah, n Y, where the funeral serv.
ices were held in the Baptist Church and
the Rev. w. II. Boardman of Addison
officlatcd. Burial was in the family
lot In the South cemetery.-The first snow
furry of the season in Middlebury vllags
came Monday morning and was soon over
Much rain had fallen i'm the past few days
to the satisfaction of the people in tile
county towns. who for the most part
were short Of water for domestic and
farm purposes, 1t will also give many
farmers a chance to resume the ploughins
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