Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-21

Monday afternoon. The respondents were
arrested on the charge of assault on one
Louis Barnard of Bristol last July, The
respondents pleaded guilty to breach OF
the peace and were given n sentence of ~
days in the county jail.
The meeting of the Foreign Missionary
society of the Memorial Baptist Church
hold in the church parlors tuesday morn
ing. afternoon and evening, was well
attended Mrs. Roy Il. Whittcmore VIE
of the pastor, presided over the morning
session. Mrs. r. l.. Brough In the alter
noon ana Mrs A. A. Bingham at night
There was basket lunch at the close OK
the morning session and q basket supper
during the evening MISUNDERSTANDING La
dies Aid society of East Middlebury will
have an "orange tree and parcel-post'
auction sale in the Good Templars' hali
i'm that village Friday evening OF next
week. There will also be given an attract
i've Halloween programme N.
Powers of Remington former we'll
known Middlebury young man, has re-
turned home after a visit of several days
with his aunt. Miss Lucy Tinney.--Johh
w. Bauman and Albert J. Gordon of Sche-
ncctady, y. Y, are In town for lie"
days-Miss Ida l.. billings has returned
from Ausable Forks N V, whore she mas
been to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence W.
Page, until lately residents OF Midnie-
bury, and now proprietors of the leadihS
hotel in Ausable Forks.-The repairs on
the north side of the stone bridge over
Otter creek have been completed ana inc
work on the south side Will be neS u'l
within a few days.-About 20 members ia
Addison County Farmers associat'o"
started Tuesday morning for burhi'F,"''
in automobiles provided by the extension
service. A second trip will be taken la'e'
If n sufficient number of applicants are re-
cci1-ed Mr. and Mrs Joseph H. BaldWlh
of teone n H.. are visiting in town
Monday. market day, the buying price FOR
hutton ran all the way from 90 to y cents
nor mound and for eggs from 50 to q
cents n pound.-In consequence of the re-
ccint of q considerable number of COM
rlaints sent to the village authorities
the trustees have issued directions 10 'i'e
loco, rolicemen to arrest all persons who
are hereafter found violating III this VII
lage the state law ana local pN-laWs
AGAINST ovcrspceding and reckless driving
of automobiles on the public highways
Otis Abbey, who for three weeks has beer
confined to his room at his home on South
street. in consequence of a hernia is now
able to be about the house.-Thc Middle
bury ladies of the G.. A. r. Circle gave q
harvest home supper in their hall from
five to eight o'clock Monday evening
Nearly 1oo attended.-Miss Ada Smith OF
Proctor is making a visit here at the homo
Of her parents.-Miss Eleanor Morris o
Fair Haven, a former resident. has re
turned home after n visit with Mr.. ant
Mrs Elmer T.. Rose at their home II
East Middlebury. A. Curtis of Ticon
dcroga, y. Y, and s. n. I.evarn of Bristo
are visiting friends in town.-Charles II
| Amsden of Boston, an officer of the Gus
toms house in that city, who has beef
here for a week to visit his brother-in
law, Solomon Aines, returned to Bostoi
| Tuesday.
| The final preparations have been com
pleted for the annual agricultural contes
| for Addison county and the towns o
Brandon and Sudbury in Rutland county
in corn, potatoes, apples. pumpkins, can
ming, necdlcwork and cooking. The con
tests and attending proceedings will b
held Thursday and Friday in the grans
hall here. These contests will be undo
the direction of the oranges and the Add
son County Farmers association. wit
the cooperation of the schools and III
county committee of the Young Men
Christian association. The working con
mittce, who have put an unusually lari
amount of time and work into the pref
arations for this event. is as follow
| Of NiJIlol,firy oh irD1 q
a. T. Clark of Addison, Edward peet
Cornwall j. +. Carrigan, county agricu
tural agent c. w Jones of orwell, \
thur w Eddy of Middebury and l..
lMorhous of Mddlebury. general seer
ry.-Joscph s. CLARK, who has for near
two years been suffering from the r
suits of two shocks of paralysis is now fu
ther afflicted with an attack of kidn'
trouble.-There will be a meeting Of Il
parent-Tcachers' association of the his
school Friday, October %, at three o'clo
in the high school building. All paren
of the high school pupils are urged to a
tend this meetng.-The Moosalamoo eli
has settled on the evenings of Wcdnesd;
= and Thursday, November 3 and 4, for t
presentation of their entertainment, viii
will be presented under the direction
:, Edward Wooster ana Henry Cobb.-M
/ May Powers formerly of Middlebury a
= now II music teacher and stenograpf
in Boston, has returned to that city, aft
i a visit of several weeks with relatiN
!. herc,-Joseph Larock of Milton has pr
d chased from Thomas Bullock the proper
:; known as the Lewis st. Mary place at
>. upper end of Weybridge street, the pr
n being $1,000. Nj Larock Will move
o family here within a few days-Fr
:, Beatty returned to Boston Wednesd
/ after four days visit to his sister NJ
,. Richard Fen6N.-Jerome holland, who
been very i'll and in Canger of pneumon
is much improved. Mrs. holland who /
been i'll for several weeks. is not getti
. any better.-Mr and Mrs, Isaac L. RI
ers, Mr. and Mrs. George Rose and y
and Mrs. Burke b. Brown have return
from a visit in Boston.-E. A. Frost, "
was severely burned Tuesday about
face and hands, is getting along WELL
Is not yet able to visit the store 1t is n
believed that there Is no danger that
will lose the sight of his eyes
NORTH FERRISBURG.