Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-22
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.

George Alber has gone to Troy, y. y.
where he will visit his family for few
days.-Mrs. Ellen Hope has gone to
Lincoln, where she was called by the Ill
ness of her sister.-Mr and Mrs. y. V.
Fisher have gone to Granville, y. y
where they were called by the death OF
her father, Amos c. Rogers. Mr.. ana
| Mrs. Arthur Hinman and children ana
Mrs. u. l.. Robinson have gone to Long
Point where they will spend two weeks
camping. Miss Agnes Ducharme. who
has been here for two weeks visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Ellen Hope, has re-
turned to Rutland.--Mr. and Mrs. Basil
| kadj jbanoff of New York city are guests
Of Colonel and Mrs. r. NJ. Chapman --
James Farrell. who has been here to visit
his uncle. william Farrell. and family OF
| College street, has returned to Buffalo.
y. Y.-Charles n. Powers of Bennington
is in town to visit his aunt, Miss Lucy
Tinney.-Mrs. Eva Pond has gone to
| Bridport. Miss Harriet Davis has gone to
! Lawrence. Mass, called there by the Sc
rious Illness Of her mother-Mr.
and Mrs. O. S. Benjamin and children of
| TiconderoEa y. y. are in town,-Pro-
fessor and Mrs. Wells and two children
. of Washington, d. G., will spend two
months in this village and Lake Dun
! more. Brother Antony Bruya o. f. NJ.
fhaa returned to the Franciscan Monastery
! in Washington, D. c.. after a short time
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs l.. H..
Bruya. News has been received Of the
death of Richmond Newton in Worces-
| ter, Mass. who was a we'll known resi-
dent of this village and the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis z. Newton.-Peter Du-
guild of Newark y. j.. is al the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Calhouu.-Arthur
NcaW, son of Mr.. and Mrs Leon j.
Yeaw. was given birthday party at his
hom" on Seymour street Saturday after
noon in honor OF his ninth birthday. \
number Of his young friends We're pres
ent Refreshments were served.-Mr.
and Mrs Ira Pond Isabel calhoun
and Peter Duguid have gone to Lake
Dunmore for 10 days outing. William
II. Dclphia has returned from Hovoke,
Mass, where he has spent the past two
Weeks.-Mrs. \. c. Tabor. who has been
confined for two weeks with rheumatism
has So far recovered aS to he able To- be
about again.-Mr and Mrs Oliver 'hilsOn
are in camp at Camp Martin. Milton,
where they will spend three weeks Mr.
and Mrs. w. +. Sage and daughter. Miss
Alden, of Fishkill-on-the-IIudso are at
the Addison House for a few weeks-Mr.
md Mrs. Ivan Hagar. who have been
visiting in this vicinity for a few weeks,
have returned to St Louis Mol Ster-
ling Moran. who has been stationed at
Thorsby. Ala, since he left here three
years ago in the interest of the rural Of
ganizations, has been transferred To the
office Of Market. and Rural Organi2a.
tions, l.. s department Of agriculture.
WASHINGTON, u. C-Mrs Carrie Hadlev
who spent the past winter and spring in
Boston ana New York has returned and
has opened her home on South Pleasant
strect-J w. Murdoch. who ha, been
confined by the effects Of ,teppins ON a
rusty nail has so far recovered as to I've
able to he about aeain.-Miss Jessie Ten
uien of Hudson Falls y Y is visitins
Il the home of Mr.. and Mrs carl Frost
Prof and Mrs j 4 Morgan of South
street have started on AN automobile trim
to North Carolina. their old home. whore
they will remain till Scntember Pare
Potter Jr, John Holland and Miss Anna
Moore of Hartford. Conn, arrived in
town Friday night. by automobile. and
will be ai the home Of Mr. pottcr's mar