Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-13
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.

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part of the town Thursday morning az
the age of "a years. of complication OF
troubles. She is survived by one son,
Hiram Elroy Sessions, with whom she had
made her home for a number of years.
She was a longtime resident and had
many friends. She was n member of the
Congregational Church of Rochester .
where she used to i've The funeral was
held Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock. with intormcnt in Prospect ceme /
terry at East Mddlebury.
| George johnson, who was arrested
! by Deputy Sheriff n. J. Sanford in
Crown Point. y. Y. on April 8 and
placed in the county Jail, charged with
taking mortEaged property out of the
state. was in municipal court Friday
morning and pleaded guilty to the
charge. He was fined S25 and costs.
The mortgage was on four horses and
he brought hack three. The other one
was drowned in Lake Champlain when
he was getting it out of the state
The water in otter creek Is steadily
rising and the meadows along through
Leicester, whiting. and Salisbury are
now widely overhowcd. on the creek
road between this village and the See
ley district three miles away the road
is deeply ovcrilowed so as to be i'm
passable. Travellers by team have to
go long way around.
George Demo died at 1:30 O'Clock Sat
urday afternoon after a three days Ill
ness with pneumonia, aged 81 years. Mr..
Demo is survived by n wife and a ten
, year-old son, George Denno, Jr. Besides
, his wife and son, lie is survived by two
sisters. Mrs. Julius Baldwin of Mount
Holly and Mrs. Antonio Duffey Of Rich
vile, in Shoreham. Maurice Kendall,
| who has been visiting Joseph Calhoun
, for two weeks, has returned to AMMAN
dale the Hudson, y. ", where he is
= n student at St. Stephens College,
5 Word has been received that George
Brooks a former resident of this village
: and Bristol but for a few years of Bos-
ton. had been stricken with shock and
Q was in serious condition.-MichaelH Hal
$ pin, who n few weeks ago had severe
attack of heart disease, but who had re-
8 covered so much that he has been able
h to be in the village on several occasions,
n has had another attack and his friends
y are alarmed over his conditon.-Mi
= Florence r. Eddy has returned from
Rutland, where she has been for three
n weeks. staying at the home of her
t brother, Clarence II. Eddy.-Marcus
n Carr, the we'll known cattle man, while
c Mt work among some cattle at the Cor
@ ham Stock farm on Weybridge street
= was kicked by a COW in the loft leg and
II so severely injured that he is Obliged
G to use crutches.-Reua Morse, who has
Y been spending two weeks with her par
e ents, Mr.. and Mrs Grandy, has returned
TO her school duties in Williamstown-
| u-tn
ct the home of Mrs. E. D. Twltchell for
a few months, has taken rooms In the
Addison House.-Mrs. r. Z. Boyce Is IL
" at her home on Elm street-Miss
Alice Easton, n teacher In the nigh
"a spending her vacation with her parents
E. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Easton.-Mrs. L
RS II. Thomas has gone to Mortified to
he visit her daughter and family for a few
!, days.-The local chapter OF the Y. NJ
l. c. A. has moved it's rooms from tn,
is Bond block on Main street to the rooms
~ under the postofrce. which have beer
le recently fitted up for them.-Mrs. j. "a
ia Peck has gone to Hartford. Conn, wher
as Mr. Peck is engaged in business.-Mrs
i'll H. NJ. Bain has returned from Wash
al neton y c. where she has been t
visit her son, Clyde Balm. She ais
in visited her daughter, Mrs. Edwar'
ce Triggs. of Woodbury., " j.
On The Mayfair war relief held a We
he attended meeting at the home Of Mrs
ad John Fletcher Monday afternoon.-Th
Century club met with Mrs y. |
h Eddy Tuesday.-N"s. William Sha
al and two children. who have been visit
lie. ing at the home of her mother Mrs
all John Fradett. have returned to Brattle
horo.-A meeting of the county commit
IL tee OF the Young Mems Christian ass'
he citation was held Monday evening, Ere
"a, y. Freeman of the international comm
w. tee made some remarks, Tho Rev. y. !
Corkran and the Rev. f.. A. Austin ha'
gone to Saratoga Springs, n Y, to a
tend the annual conference Of Methods
IN mlnistcrs.-Mr, and Mrs. Frank Roy
~ have gone to Fan River, Mass
where they will spend two weeks.-Mi
'r- Stella Wooster, who has spent her vaci
tion with her sister Mrs. Charles Sc
erance. has returned to her school in Il
northern part OF the State.-Monda
~" ma rket day butter brought 81 to
W Wtie cents and eggs Is to % cents.--John
=" BURNS proprietor of the Logan Hous
''I returned Sunday evening from Bait
Va more Md. whore he had been for tv
VI weeks under treatment at the Johi
~ HOPKINS hospital. He was accompa
Ihu led by Mrs Rurns-Mr and Mrs, ].
'o' Lawrence, former residents of Mddl
les bury but who have lived in Cambridg
AZ n Y. for the past eight years, are ha
w ing extensive repairs made on the l
'he terror of their tenement house on Ia
',"' street Mrs. Lawrence went Tuesday
We BOSTON where she and Mr.. Lawren
am have decided to make their home-Mi
W. Jennie Ringey has been spending fe
'r'- days here as tho guest of Miss Rebec
W. McGoldrick. c, Knowlton
oe- Northncld is visiting in town.-M.
On Cronin is III with Il bad attack of {
'n' grip in his rooms at the Logan Hous
'he John A. Mansfield Of pittsneld. Mas
ny has arrived and taken position hel
''o L. C. Bean has gone to Rutland Who
ne was called by the death OF WIFI
!, Roam. "A relativc.-Oliv Chilson, "
mot with a severe accident 10 days AZ
3 resulting In the breaking of his arm, h
so far recovered as to be able to
,ree downtown for short time Monday art
,rd noon Vie Is obliged to carry his arm
m, n sling-William l.. cndY, who has ho
80 confined for n few weeks has far
nro rovered MS to be able to ride upto
ons TUESDAY ai'''"oo' N'''' "'"'s' '"'
viz who has spent the winter with her 81
,uld John Pinney. in New York city, has
,rhe turned and opened hcr home on SoymC