Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-02
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake to
the Passumpsic, Along Otter
Creek and Shores of White
River. Iovered by Our Special
Correspondents.
ADDISON o0U Wy
MIDDLE


The engagement of Miss Elizabeth
Bowles to Prof. Vernon G. lIarrinrton
was announced on Thanksgiving day
News has been received Of tho engage
ment of W. H. Eldridge Of Twin Falls,
Idaho. to Miss Grace Buttolph of Twin
Falls formerly of Middlebury.
Mrs. John Brennan Of st. Al
;bans is visiting her SON Thomas
Pronnan.-E. &. Brown has gone to
Bellows Falls for a few daYS.-.Mr and
Mrs Harry Mullen Of jamestown, \. Y,
arc visiting at the home Of his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Buckley.
Mr. and MIS-. Roy Robbins and daugh.
ter Marjorie have returned from Pitts
ford. where they have been visiting rela-
tiVos for a few daYs.-F'rank G. Archibald
has returned to Manchester after n few
days visit in town with his sister. Miss
Susan Archihald.--Miss Faye BUttertio ID
/ has returned to Springfield after weeks
visit with her parents HIr. and Mrs. ".
( r Butteriield. j. p. Thibault. who has
! been visiting at .he home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac LavonChe, Jr., has returned to
! his home in Ticond daroga. y. Y.--Mr. and
/ Mrs. William Collins of South street are
parents OF a dauChter.-Mr and MS
| G. O. Bacon are parents If n daughter,
born November 20-Col Thad NJ. Chap
man has decided to the local y. NJ. =. ~
the building which stands on the site
| known as the Chapman mill, a deserted
| lumber camp about six miles from this
| village, near the Abbey pond. The boys
of the local Y. NJ. c. A. have fitted the
building up and William Easton. Warner
Fletcher and Frank Barnes spent Thanks
giving there.-At the regular meeting of
the Middlebury Grange, No, 315, Friday
evening the following officers We're elect
cd Master, Floyd Keese; overseer,
Charles James; lecturer. Ars Samuel
james; steward, Samuel James; assistant
stewart. Dana Jones; chaplain, Homer
Pain; treasurer Harry l.. Blunt: secrs-
tary. Mrs. Floyd Keese; gate-keeper,
Arthur Lucia. Ceres. Mrs. Charles James;
Pomona, Mrs Westey Murdock; Flora,
Airs. II. y. Archer; lady assistant steward,
Miss Inez I.avick; chorister the Rev.
John Evans Bold: pianist Mrs. J. T..
Bold. The installation of officers will be
held some time in January.-Miss Addo
Terrill Of Malone, y. y. Is visiting at the
home If Mrs George NcIugh.-petcr
Fcrland, who recently sold his farm on
South street to tho Gorham Brothers, is
/ T,
where they will make their hcme.--Mr
and Mrs. James McGlinchey and niece
Miss Morse, have returned from Lowell
Mass, where they have been for 10 days
Robert Cartmell. president of the Greer
Mountain Pulp company, has returned
from New York much improved afte,
taking four weeks treatment by a spe
cialst-Miss Stella Turner has
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her sister.-Mrs. Caroline Hyde has closet
her house on Seminary street and viii
spend the winter with Mrs. Grosvenor.-
The Foreign and Home Mission societies
Of the Methodist Church will meet Will
MIS- j. f. Weeks Tuesday afternoon a
three ocock.-Arss Ada Smith has re
turned to Proctor after a weeks visit II
town.-Mr and Mrs, E. L, Briggs anc
children, who have been visiting her sis
E ter. Mrs. +, J. Hubbard. for two weeks
have returned to Plymouth. Mass.
y The cattle shipment Monday consisted
i of four carloads of cows calves and hog
!, for the New York and Boston markets.
= Monday, market day. eggs brought from
81 to A cents and butter 26 to 80
y Roger Lacy, the young son OF Mr., ant
1t Mrs Edward Lacy Of Weybridge street
e hold of a box of bromo quinne pills lat
y Monday afternoon and ate quite n mum
" bcr of them before it was discovcre
- what he was doing. Dr. s. $. Eddy wa
20 summoned. The child is dong well, -
- 1t Is fortunate that he was discoVerc
y" when he was as results might have bee
:, serious-Nlrs Celon Eddy entertained tn
'" Soap club at her home on Weybrdg
street Tuesday evening All were presen
and very pleasant evening was spent
. Refreshments were served.-Ailss Mar
-. Signor has gone to Arlington to visit 70
~ a few days.-Charles l.amorder has gon
70 ia Burlington for a few days visit to hi
daughters and their families.-C, II. Nal
. ner has returned from few days in Ne'
gennes Ransom O'Brien Is moving hi
:, household goods to the Pond house
After a shut down of several days wor
=, has been resumed at the local branch c
" the Vermont Marble company,-Mr. an
. Mrs william Damon of sudbury, wh
have been visiting Mr.. Damon's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Rubin T.. Damon, in f.aS
Middlebury, have returned to sudbury
Mrs. John II. Burns has returned froi
Saratoga. y. Y, where she has been fo
y few DAYS the guest of friends MIR
John Tigue, who WAS assisting at the IL
ed gan House during Mrs, Burns's absence
1g returned to her home in Rutland Tuosda'
me Mrs Mortimer V. Drake Of Ttconderogi
re n Y. is visiting her parents, Mr. an
Az Mrs. Oscar Cushman.-Mrs r T. Woot
e. ward. who was called here Ny the deaf
of her nephew, Isaac Williamson. Jr.. HI