Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-15
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake to
the Passumpsic, Along Otter
Creek and the Shores of White
River, Covered by Our Special
Correspondents.
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBJRY.


'>e' ~" W. P''''i'
and Mrs. Chapman have left for thelr
long trip 10 their home in Anvik. Alaska.
y,bar. IN. CHAIRMAN ie = r,iesionar, ~
~,
services there extend over y years. ne
conducts sehooI Tor Indians ana IS rec
tor Of church composed II Indians
whom he haruz"d and trained 'r.
Chapman is WORKING at grammar ana
lexicon OF the lndlan dialect of tne na
tNes or ms region tie mas nesh 'loSe
student OF indian customs and WAYS OF
Thought ana Vas invited I" lecture re-
fore chronological societies during his re
cent visit The chlidren of Dr ana Mrs
chapman, Henry. sophomore in Middle
bury college, and Aha, student At
Bishop hopkins HAL. VIII remain III
Nermont.-The Misses sarah and cara
8ordeau have eon" - Narana' lake
Whero they VIII spend the summer 80
s. Is. Hoyt las returned from a week $
business trip in the southern part OF
the State.-Miss Mary Gee and Miss E.iz
abeth Dunn have gone 10 ST. Anne ON
the St. Lawrence, Quebec, where they
viii spend a weel<.-The mystery ot the
ownership of ne horse and wagon FOUND
on the road TO Bridport, about mile
outside Of this village, has beer cleared
up. The rig belonged to man named
Ruhar Of Monkton, and was returned to
him. Mrs. Raymond Mcfarland ana
children have returned from Char'otte-
vile, Va. where they have oeen for
three weeks. Mr. Mcfarland Will remain
for several weeks .onSer-Mr and MIS-
CalSe Rordean have started Tor their
return home to Callfornla' gong pN the
way of pennsylvania, Wher" tney VIII
visit Mrs Rorieaus slster-Mrs y H.
Garter and son, Leroy nave gone -
Ludlo" 10 visit her daE2hter' Mrs L. :.
Monahan, who IS spending the summer
at Echo lake-Mrs \. c. Tabor is con-
lined with an attack Of rheumatism -
Mr.. and Mrs. G. u. Trumbull Of SYRIA
Huse. y. y are AZ the ADDISON ior a
few weeks.-C Compain' has been made II
some laWleas p"rs or persons who are
robhins lawns and flower gardens of their
beauty, not only ny taxing away the
flowers, but ~ destroying the shruohery
and nushes.-Walter Small OF Proctor IL
in town to visit his family The clrcula-
tion Of books at the Mddlehury public
iihrarv frr June has been I9l, maeaZinss
S. making a total OF III. and an aver
age OF 80 a day. The number of new
members was H. making the total mum
her ga - Mrs Rudolph Nottle and chill
dren of Ninthron Mass are visiting 4,
tho home of hor parents NJ, and Mrs
Smith cf Washington street -
NJ ood Nrs r.,rrs Tozier and family.
ub, have haao a, the bo,,,a r Ms To-
-. .a.,,. w. o,d ,,r. II 1.irh,.
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"'' "'' way "'
~ u"' Au''H''" '"' Ner"'' va, 'o' u' J..
ed 10 hos'on--I'. ana MIS- 'ohn Hd
pln nave moved from court S'''e' ''
the faueH iafn1 east Oh the N"17"e
f'res 'ohn VI lnomds ana Iam'l! nave
gone 10 blNoN leand' near Long Foint'
Lake 'hampialn' where th"N VIII spenn
the summer -Hugo Johnson ana Fred
| Gipson of Rrattleooro are VISITING AZ the
! home of Mrs G NJ Gibson
! The cattle shiment from this section
| Monday consisted of siN car'oads Wi
liam Turner has commenced the huildins
of n new house on his lot on college
street
Miss Helen Frost has returned from q
two weeks visit AZ the home of her
grandparents Ny and Mrs lanes Tin
nein Of Pittsford -Wehster Barter is IN
Rutland Mrs. Oliver Delpha Of Brdport
and son. George Delphia, of this village
have returned from burlington, where