Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-28
ADDISON COUNTY
MIlDLEBURY.

The Addison county corn show and
agricultural contest will be held in
the Grange hall, Middlobury October
3 and g. Several now features have
been added this year Tho winners in
the corn growing contest will tell how
they grew corn. There will he corn
Judging contest. Demonstrations Will
be handled by Miss Bessie Thayer, Jay
Corycll and T. l.. ingalls,. extension
workers. assisted by County Agent
Carrigan. There will be a big speaker
for the second afternoon. The prom
iums this year will be in money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Brainard. Jr.. left
Sunday for their home in Muskogee.
Okla, after spending the summer at the
home of his father. Dr. Ezra Brainard.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Kinks are parents
of a daughtcr.-Mrs. Edward Williams
and children of Granville, y. Y. and
Miss Irene Kent of Rutland are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Cole of
Seymour street.-Mrs. IL. Il. Cliff of
Fair Haven is in town to visit her
mother Mrs. Lucy Edgerton.-Mr. and
Mrs. +. +. Hackett Of Long Beach. Cal.
who have been spending n few days at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs oliver Chill
son, have returned to their home
Miss Mary G.. 1Iigley of Castleton. n
former resident of Middlcbury, has re-
turned after spending two weeks here
as the guest of DR.. and Mrs l.. T.. Mel
len.-M j. Cronin has returned after
a weeks trip to TiConderoEa. y. y,
Orwell. Rutland and Brandon.-Mss
Ida Dragon, who has been convalesCing
at her home in Ripton, is now nearly
recovered after a three months illness
and is here on visit to friends at the
Hotel Logan.-Newton G.. Armstrong of
Cleveland, Ohio. w. J. Fuller of SPRING
field. Mass, and Samuel Smith of Salem,
Mass" are in town-William Walter
Thomas of Poultney. a graduate of
Middlebury College in the class Of 10
IL in town for a few days.-George NJ
Wright who has been In town for
few days. has returned to New York
city.--The Rev. II. NJ. Hayward Of
Bethel has come to town and enrolled
himself as a student at Middlebury
College.-A daughter has been born to
Mr.. and Mrs, David Ogelvie of Proctor.
Mrs. Oselvic will be remembered as
Edith I.oWcll-Mr and Mrs. Leslie
Sparks have gone to Concord, y. H, to
visit for n few weeks-Mrs. T. McCray
and family have moved from North
Pleasant street to the Martin house on
Washington street,. z. Carrigan and
sister. Miss Cecilia Carligan of Pitts
ford. have leased the upper part Of the
Allen house on Court street Miss Car
rigan Is a freshman at Middlebury Col
llege.-Mrs. Elizabeth Scovel has re-
turned to lewiston N. Y. after sew
eral weeks in town ut the home of her
sister Mrs. Lucy Crane, who accom-
panied her home.-Mrs. Mary Caswell
and daughter Frances. Mrs. Susan
Wright and Miss Elizabeth Wright
have returned from an automobile trip
to Springfield, Mass. where they We're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dane Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Brooks. who have
spent the summer on their farm south
of this village. have returned and open
ed their home on Washington street.
where they will spend the winter
Maurice Moore. who has been in town
for few weeks, has returned to San
Diego, CALI. II. Richmond of New
York is in town to visit at the home of
his mother. Mrs. Laura G. Richmond
Miss Maude Baker. who has been vis-
iting at the home of Nh and Mrs.
George HeiEhter for a few weeks has
returned to Rochester, y. Y.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick w. Chaycr who were
married at St. Marys Church 10 days
ago, have returned from their wedding
| trip and leased rooms in the Bond
block and Mrs Searle Nash. who
have been visiting at the homes OF
their parents. have returned to Bocas
| Panama.-Mrs. G. f. Constantine OF
! New York city is In town for a few
weeks.--Dr. Paul Il, johnson. who has
| been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T.. Crane. has returned to Wash
ington, u. C,-Mrs Joseph Calhoun has
| gone to Newark, n. j., to visit at the
| home of her daughter. Mrs. Peter
! DuQuid.-Mr and Mrs. George Moore
of Weybridge street gave their son
| Parnell a party in honor of his sixth
birthday Saturday afternoon at their
home from two until four o'clock. Re-
| FIRE shments were served.
| Jane Grey. the well known actress
who was expected here two weeks ago
| but was prevented from coming at
that time. arrived in town Friday eve
ming to spend some time with her par
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