Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-01
ADDISON COUNTY
MII)DLEDURY.

'uy W Ney DT1uEC 10 attend the luCllOr |
sale of tho proner,v T., .h,, team ,ho,,
five mites from hc.e or Me- r,,,,na "
Vail. MANY Of tho sur,oun.,,n" ,ou,n,
were also rerrcscntod n io..o aa,aoa.,,,.,
and there wac - froo ,.n,,. r,n ~, =:
uoon. The pyon.,.,v so,d ,orsis,od -, .
| valuable 1vD.ac,c far,, y,,, = ,ho h,,;,ai,,. /
thereon. all tho f.rn,,n to,. 20
machinery. n largo hnrch =, n,,r,-hro,, |
Hol.t.jn cattle ho,,.cbo,d .r,,c,o, ..n
Mr.. and Mrs. Vah will mako tho,,. r,...ro
homo in M,tldlctowo snrnys [.h.,,cs =,
Rich left Tuesday moo, for Ncy yor,. !
city end will hc .h-n, ~, ssr,,,naon
# the week on n, ,,,,-,-tor, I.,s,n...
trip-Charles. p l..mer .,d e.,,u,,
are moving into TOW, fro,, priInort r,,t, |,
| tho intention of nsk,og t,.,r h-,o to-, .
| They vii, occunv . hrr,,o ,n ~. ,.,,.
Munroe street-Nfrs Ezra Trrrar 4, ,o.
fined TO ber bed a, nor ,artror,. t., a.,
, Mc,bod;s, h,o,L WITH on ,,n,,,,,,i,,, ,a,.a...
| attack NJ TIM ,rtn-Nfies Nt,r,or crs..L,,
! who had ono ,.r.c b,d,,, ,r,u,.s ~, CO..,
| on ,he sidewoI,. n wool, ,yo =. .,r,, go,
imnroved and 10 oh,o ,o ,a a,.,,.
! roir r2oY cc,rs hoe -o,,,r,,~, ,ro,., ,,.,
| low where he has been .nend,ng !, for,
davs at ,he bon,o NJ hi. n.rorts ,rha
| Rihie vorisers ~ t,o cnnsrog,.;,naI
Churcb will moot uith 1,dge ana Wrs
| Chor,c. putton AZ tha,r hor,o ~, 60.
| strnot a. 7.oo o.c,oc, mn Er,ao,. ,,,.n,,,r
| ,b;s weak PeSreshmert. u;,I h. sor,.oa
Mr. ana Mrs C,,vir ne,n,er ,vit,,
tbe,r vo,,rg chi,drer Jerr;o E.dith .ra
JacL tro,, war;dan 60 ro f., 49,,
e.. 49,, ,,..o,,., .,o, 49,,
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=, U.s. n;me. "e III .o"" lor ie" uays'ra.r'ck r
'on nas .'n.. u'"s" rom r'oIence ,
sr 10 "e.Ns 1is'. at 'ne mo,I'e o! MS
-his De"'a"',' - ""n'i'e''e'-
s I".s. .i,' % mas so"e "
& iI.eS'er anu VIII n,aAe ner ho''e there
WIN her reia.'es. MI. ana MIS- Charies
% a'er a. Nose' Ve,erah OIL
tne ciVii war VINO mas oeeh IN Ill neaith
nearly nearly all winter is .aid up no" with an
at,ack OF snp.-'osepn r.. Carrlsan.
county agricultural agent. and his sister.
MISS eczema Carr'gan' nave returned from
| ftusiord, wnere they nave Deen on
visit at the nome or their parents, Mr..
ana mrs. D. b. Carrlgan''Charies Shackett
returned TO west Rutland TUESDAY after
spending several days here on visit to
| "REMINISCENCES Lula woods. VINO has
been mere on visit at the home or her
mother, has returned to Fair Haven
Miss Irene Fisher has returned from
Weybridge. where she has been spending
some time as the guest of Miss Emma
Baker.-Cassius F. Norris. who has been
here visiting relatives and friends. has
returned home to East Shoreham.-Miss
Minnie Dodge has returned from Proctor,
where she has been visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dodge.
The report Of the town officers for the
lyear ending February l was issued Sat-
lurday. 1t appears from the account Of
the auditors that the orders drawn for
the past year by the selectmen amount
ed to *b.S29.42; by the overseer OF the
poor, $l.4A9: and by the road commits
sioner. S.5AH: a total OF $22,S4S3. The
totat expense Tor the town is set down
as: to N. j. Sanford. poormaster. u, l,424S;
T.. h. ROSS, manager or town farm'
M.eSS interest on the surplus fund.
s261.6'; interest on school lot. $l2; total
OF $3,53N' less sales from the farm,
$l.3W05; making the net cost OF the
poor $2.l33s9. the expense OF running the
farm $l,Sl9.2s. and the net cost of poor
on the farm *492S. The Liabilities OF the
town are Selectmen's orders outstand-
ing, $l90A45: poormaster's orders out
standing $274.6o; road commissioners out
stanoing. $H.sl; state schooi tax $%4l5 54o;
State highway tax. $1.20770: county tax.
sAl.54; interest on United states surplus
fund. $267.61; interest on town hall orders,
$50; interest on underpass orders. s2s7;
town hall orders due october, N.OOo: for
interests on various orders, 500; and sal
ary OF town officers. $500; total OF S29. :
slS.A. To pay this Indebtedness the esti-
mates are: Cash IN treasury, $S,1I3A5;
, sales from the farm. *loOO; dog licenses.
$ll5: a total OF A,2SS.45, leaving the sum
s5.529S2 less the amount OF town hall
orders not DUE $500. making $S.NS&
the AUDITORS estimate that tax or 6O
cents on the dollar will pay the expenses
OF running the town the coming year. with
the exception that they have made no
estimate for permanent roads. band con-
certs. discount. collection of taxes, and
, the public library. The reports show
that there were nine people on the town
farm last year and seven at the opening
of this year. The inventory OF property
on the farm, including hay. grain. uten-
sils and provisions. is 3.425.19. The report
Of the school directors outside Of the vii
lage of Middlebury shows that orders
were drawn during the year to the amount
!, of $3.63.02 and orders paid by the treas
urer amounted to s3.597.34. The total re-
ceipts of Treasurer Charles T.. Pinney.
including a cash balance at the begin
ming of the year of $l.S3.S6. were S,320. Is
leaving balance in the treasury OF
Sl.1S2A Tho report of the treasurer
, OF the public library shows that the
total receipts for the year were $1.624T
the expenditures sl.SS2.O. leaving cash
balance OF S.42. Trustees Thomas e.
soyce and John A Fletcher OF the joseph
oatte'I trust park system announce the
iohowing resources Chapman hill
premises l2S acres. s3oco' Stewart lot and