Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-30
HAPPENINGS IN W.;
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NEWS BY COUNTIES

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and three young children have returned |
to Meriden, Conn.,. after six weeks in town. |
Miss Minnie Mcdonald, who recently
underwent treatment for several weeks at
the Fanny Allen hospital. and who has
since been visiting in Pittsford. Kutland
and West Rutland. has returned to Middle
bury.-Miss Ruth Wright has returned
from Vergennes after a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hudson.-Clark
Hathaway Of Burlington, formerly Of Mid
dlebury and Bridport. is making a few
days visit In this section.-Frank Devino
of Bridport is in town.
The couple Of dozen or so Of fresh air"
children who have been here from New
York city for the past two weeks under the
pilotage of A. w. Dickens. as local direc-
tor. started on their return trip Tuesday
morning. Another bunch is expected from
the big city within few days. The out
going youngsters were certainly rosy-look-
Ing and happy. besides being provided with
an abundance of suitable and warm cloth
ing.-County Agricultural Agent Joseph e.
Carrfgan has returned from Montpelier,
where he has been In conference with
Governor Graham, ex-Gov. Gates, State
Food Controller James Hartness and the
other county agricultural agents in re-
gard to the crop outlook in the State and
especially in regard to taking measures for
the storing Of the potato and bean crops
of the State. The outlook for both crops
In this section is for such a great quantity
that proper storage will prove a matter of
considerable dnficulty.-Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur A. Semmler and Mrs Florence
Borden. sister of Mrs. Semmler. of Bos-
ton. are here for a months stay with
friends.-Dr. and Mrs. 8. E. Douglas and
child Of Adams, Mass, and Miss Pauline
Brousseau Of New York city, who have
been here on a few days visit to the
father Of the young ladies. George Brous-
seau. have started on hurry trip home in
consequence of a summons to DR.. Douglas
to report at once in Washington for serv-
ice in the medical corps Of the army.-Mrs.
Horton W. Jones and Mrs. William H.
Stokes have returned from Sudbury after
few days visit with relatives and friends
In that town and vicinity.-Tuesday was
to have been the opening day of the 73rd
consecutive fair of the Addison County
Agricultural society. but under the cir
cumstances the officers and patrons of the
fair are bearing the deprivation with a
good air of resignation and not charging
the lapse to the war.-Mrs. Edward p,
Ashman and Mrs. Edward H. Thomas
have returned home after brief visit with
relatives In Sudbury.-Mrs. Nelson A..
Seymour and her guest, Miss Bertha
Miller OF Rutland. have returned from
Lake Dunmore after few days visit
with friends there.-Miss Edith Brown
has returned from Rutland after a couple
of weeks visit with her aunt. Mrs. B. 8.
Wilson. and with friends at Lake Bono
seen and Lake st. Catherine.-Charles F.
Rich. accompanied by his nephew. Master
Willie Fales. is in Brandon on a few days
visit to his aunt. Mrs. Clara Brown
James Conway. an overseer at the Uni.
ted states Morgan stock farm in wey.
bridge, has gone to Orwell for a vaca
tion visit at the home Of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Conway.-Mrs. John.
son Martin of New York city and Mr.
and Mrs. r. A. Davis Of Murrayville. N
Y, are touring Vermont and for the
present are making their headquarters
at the Hotel Logan in Middlebury.-Car
H. Moulton and his mother, Mrs. ]. NJ
Moulton. have gone to Underhill for q
couple Of weeks stay at their home ir
that place.-Frank Gredler, who ha.
been passing the summer at Cream Hill
Shoreham. has returned for a stay OF
some time with friends.-The Rev. T
B. Hughes. the Baptist pastor in Bris.
tol. has returned to that place aftel
spending few days in town durina
which on Sunday he preached at the
Memorial Baptist Church. in the alb.
sence of the pastor. the Rev. Roy e
Whittemore.-Wallace E. Amidon OF
Rutland. formerly a well-known resi-.
dent of Middlebury. is visiting rela.
tives and friends here.-Peter Emo and
J. L. Parker. who have been occupied
on numbering job in Castleton ant
Hubbardton for several months. arc
visiting former friends in town.
Among the visitors here are Mr. ant
Mrs. Henry Bower Of Quebec, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Thomas Downing of Montreal ant
: the Misses Theresa and Helen Gray o,
Iberville Junction.
Mrs. l.. N. Monahan and daughter
. Helen. who have spent a few months a,
, the home Of her parents. DR.. and Mrs. A
d. Barter. have gone to Hartland, Me.
where she will join her husband ant
make their home. He has been appointed
principal Of the high school Of that place
Mr.. aand Mrs. Fred st. Louis and SOL
have gone to Jamaica. caalled by the Ill
ness of her sister.-Miss Agnes Dali, whit
has been visiting in town for few weeks
. has returned to Hoyoke. Mass-Mr. anc
Mrs. A. B. Smith. who have been visltin,
. at the home Of their daughter, Mrs. Leo,
J. Wiley, at Londonderry for the past week
:. have returned home-Irving Yates has re
= turned from several weeks visit L
u AcideNcS duu lTlcHOS III montreal and vi
r cinity.-Twenty thousand more lake trou
a fngerlings arrived Wednesday noon an,
, were taken in charge by the officers of tn
= Addison County Fish and Game Leagu
r and were taken to Lake Dunmore, wher
s they were deposited. They were from tn
a Bennington hatchery. This makes a tots
: OF $4,000 trout and land-locked salmon pu
e into the lake within two weeks.-Gardne
n j. Allen of New Haven, Conn, is in tow,
:. to visit his aunt. Mrs. Dugald Stewart
= Mrs Rena Morse and son Leslie have re
d turned from two weeks camping trip a
J. Rogers Point, Lake Champlain.-Professo
@ and Mrs. L.. j. Hathaway have returne
v from st. Albans. where they have been I
!. visit at the home of her father, G.. "
/. Tuttle.-Miss Margaret Sheldon leaves to
v day for Kansas. where she will spend som
r ltime.-Frank Devino has gone for a week
d visit to Port Henry Plattsburgh. and othe
n places In northeastern New York-Mis
n Gladys Frost, a graduate Of this year
, class Of Middlebury College. has been of
70 fered and has accepted a position a
a teacher of mathematics in the high schoc
. at Margaretville. N. Y.-William j. Fas
- Ter of Burlington. John A. Spiller Of 81
: Johnsbury and Frank Warner Of Roxbur
!, are visiting in town.-The Misses Jose
~ phine Drury and Helen Delano, who hav
= been In town since early In the summe,
. Ihave returned to Lawrence. Mass.-Charle
:. Blair and Walter w. Williamson have re