Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.

his right foot.-Mrs. Mary A. Lang
worthy Of Lancaster and llinsdale, y
H.. formerly Mrs Myron II. I.angworthy
Of Middcbury, is in town on her annual
visit to friends. having come here di-
reCtly from Hampton, y. y, where she
has been visiting hor brother. j. l..
Clark. She will remain for about week.
News was received Of the birth
i'm Pittsford of son TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses Wimmett of Middlebury.
Mrs. Wimmet1s mother, Mrs. T. H.
Dillon, is in Pittsford with er.--Miss
Isabelle Bristol has gone to Benson.
where she is the guest at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright.-The
Misses Lucy and Ruth Grosvenor have
gone to East Pttsford, where they will.
for two weeks, be guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
II. Perkins
Friday night was to have been
neighbors' night at Middlcbury Grange
and the Addison Grange was To have
been in attendance and given n pro-
gram but owing to the storm they gave
Iup coming. But tho local Grange was
on hand with a banquet, about 100 sit
ting down. During the evening
subscription paper was started and
about $IOO raised toward the finishing
of the basement of the Grange hall
into a dininG-room and kitchen. 1t is
expected that tho balance will soon be
raised and work commcnccd.-At the
annual meeting of the Father Daley
Council, Is. of c.. the following officers
were elected: Grand knight. p. J.
Hncks; financial secretary. Necy
Dorian deputy grand knight. T.. r.
! seymour; treasurer, =. c. Dillon; chan
cellor, u. II. McHugh; advocate
! James Hincks: warden, John Pinney;
inside guard, i. s. Murray; outside
guard. Charles Dorey; receiver Robert
Shea; delegate to State convention. Ira
1 H. IaFleur.-Miss Elizabeth Wilds dauEh-
ter of the late Charles NJ. Wilds, has
recently announced her engagement to
! Robert f.. Peabody of Marble head
Mass, "A Harvard graduate. at present
in the steamship business in New York.
MI. Peabody is the son of Robert S
Peabody, formerly Of Peabody &.
Stearns. the well known architects in
| Boston.
Mrs. Katherine Maroney) Shambo
/ wife Of George H. Shamho. died al her
! home on shannon street Friday morning
| of a complication of troubles. at the axe
| Of II years. She had been in poor health
| for some time, but was taken seriously
! i'll week ago Wednesday and soon
, afterward became Unconscious, in which
state she remained until the end. She is
| survive by her husband, George II.
| Shamho who is prominent merchant
! Of this village and two daughters. BORT.
and Dolores, aged seven and nine years
n mother. Mrs l.. NJ. Cooney of Rutland (:
and three sisters. Mrs ] Gallagher OF
! Montreal Mrs. Archie Stewart of Rut-
land. and Miss May Marcney of Rut-
| land. She was born in Middlebury and
when a young girl she went to Rutland
| To live and spent quite n number of
| years. She was member OF 81. Mary :
| Church Of this village and was very at
tentive to her church duties
Dennis shea, who suffered brok n
neck besides fracturing one wrist and
a rib, by accidentally falling from n
house roof on which he was at work
early saturday afternoon. died at about
! II o'clock Monday morning. Mr.. Shea
leaves no immediate relatives. He
was the son of the late Patrick Shea
of Middle bury and had one brother and
a married sister both of whom died
a number of years ago. The only re-
latves are nephcWs and nieccs in New
York city and MddlcburY Mr.. shea
was never married. For several years
he had made his home with his sister
in-laW, Mrs. Daniel shea of High street
at whose house he died. The funeral
was held at St Narv's Catholic
Church Wednesday morning at nine
o'clock. of which church he was a life.
long member
Mr. ana Mrs Jamee Dutou and d,u.b.
for Miss Nnrrorot of proctor oro hor,
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c'tE Will pcEln sunday 'ctoh'r l. aho
continue through Wcek'-Jaih'S l.
Han or bristol. former resident oi
Middlebury, came Monday from Essex
\. V. where he has been visiting, and
will remain here and in this vicinity
for week or ten days longcr.-Louis
Dumas. who has been on visit nj
Crown Point and Ticonderoga, \. V
has returned and is visiting his son
Henry Dumas-Monday, market dav
cggs brought 80 and IS cents and hut
ter 20 to 20 CENTS
announcements have been recoivsd u,
tho r,arriars NJ Rober, Ardor t,oaI, y,
lchostornoId Nass and Mic L,aya all
Ru,torfeId of New Havon at tha bon.
of tho hride's narents AR ard Nrs NJ
,tr p,tte,0eId Nondav everiug NJ
Healv is graduate of Mt. Hermon. clas,
~ 1o,i and Of tho rniversitv of var.