Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-08-19

20 to 81 cents--Mrs. j. ~ Dame OF
Winter Hill Mass, Is in town to visit
her sister Mrs. William Ford.-Mrs. L.
NJ Morrison has returned from Leicester,
where she went to see her brother'
Chauncey l.. Clark, a former resident or
this village. who recently had shock
and is in a serious condition.-Mabcl NJ.
lialligan of Boston. Mass. is at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I.aPan for
two weeks.
The fall term OF the Middlebury high
school will open Tuesday. september T.
with the following teachers: \. S. Harri-
man, principals Miss Mabel Agnew, Eng
lsh; Miss Frances H. Warner, science;
Miss Clara H. Clark teacher training;
Mss Evelyn Muldoon, principal com
mcrcial department; Miss Meyer, as
sistant commercial department.; Miss
Anna f. Kinsman, olocution. Other sub
.iects will be taught BY seniors of Middle
bury College. The department Of peda-
gogy will he under the close supervision
of DR.. Edward -. Collins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Corkran of York. Pa. are in
town to visit her mother, Mrs. q. s.
Wainwright-Henry Wilcox and family
have gone to Lake Dunmorc to spend a
week at the Leggett cottaGe.-Mrs.
Solomon Aincs has returned after several
weeks with relatives in and about Bos-
ton.-Mrs Gertrude Connolly and son,
Henry, and grandfather. Peter Counter,
have gone ON an extended trip to Bur
Engton. Montpelier and Clintonville,
y. y They will be away for several
daNs.--Nrs. Helen Campbell has return
ed from New York, where she has spent
| .,tC
ford and Edward liggans We're in
terrisburg Tuesday morning and arrest
ed Harvey Dubuc, charscd with assault
upon n fellow workman. He was taken
to Velgenncs. Frank w Tuttlo, his at
torncv. communicated with Justice a.
w. Dickens and bail was fixed at 5000,
which he secured. \ hearing will be held
at a later date.
Miss Rena Mack, who has been spend
ing some time I'm Orwell. has returned
home.-Miss Fell Forest, a former resi-
dent of this village, but now of Buffalo,
n. V, Is in town to visit her uncle.
Joseph Forest. THE recent heavy rains
have caused quite Il bit of the road near
the Kingsley lot on the river road Ia
he washed out. so that it is not safe
for teams to get much out of the wheel
tracks, as II is feared the road is under
mined and will cave in-Oscar II. and
| c. y. Atwood of Woodstock, both ot
whom are well known business men of
| this village. are in town for a few days
| They made the trip here in their auto
mobile DR.. Dewey Of Ann Arbor. Mich
who has been spending the summer here
with his mother. has returned from ar
automobile trip to Boston and New York
| city, accompanied by Charles f. Ptnney
cashier of the National bank of Middle.
bury.-Nrs May Murray. former resi-
dent Of this village, but now of Massa.
chusetts, is in town. She was former Y
Miss May Rourke.-Miss Ada Mumbelc
has returned from burlington, where
she has been to visit relatives and friends
for two weeks.-E. f. Turner. janitor OF
the Middlebury public school building
has a force Of help at work cleaning
and getting things ready for the open
ing Of the fall term of school on Tues
day, September Fay Martin Of Bethe
hem, Pa. has joined his family, who
| have been guests Of Mrs. Martin!
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hammond
Miss Nellie l.. Blinn has gone to Jack
SON. Ohio. whore she will visit for .
few weeks.-Miss Ellen Mccoy of BELOW.
Falls Is spending tho week with Mr. ant
Mrs Henry Dumas. -Mrs. L. l.. Saunders
who has been at tho home of Mr. anc
Mrs. Saunders for 10 days has returned
to M"thuen. Mass.