Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-07-05
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.

at noon Saturday when her youngest
daughter. Caroline Elizabeth Buttolph,
graduate Of Middlebuiy College in the
class of 13, was united in marriage to
Harry Oliver Williams, also n graduate
Of Middlebury College In the class Of 49,
but now of FitchbLrg, Mass, by the REV.
Henry c. Newell They we're unattended.
Miss Grace Buttolph. niece Of the bride.
was flower girl. The bride was gowned in
white chiffon and white veil and carried
a shower bouquet of white roses. Only the
immediate members of the families we're
present Mr.. and Mrs. Williams left by
automobile for wedding trip which they
will spend in parts unknown. They will
be at their homo in FItchburg, Mass.
August 1. The young couple are both
popular In this village and have rany
friends. Mr.. Williams holds a prominent
position with Swift & Co. of that city
Roger Ryan has returned from Pittsford
and Rutland. where he has spent few
days.-The Rev. Watson Ayres of DAN
vers, Mass. is visiting at the home Of
Frank c. Gulley.-Nfiss Nellie Nottingham
Of Shoreham is in town on a few days
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. Hor-
ton W. Jones.-Mrs. Rena Morse, a teach
er in the high school at Williamsville, is
In town to spend her vacation at the home
Of her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Grandy.-The annual meeting Of school
district No. was held in the town hall
Saturday evening. called to order at 7:30
o'clock by Ira H. LaFleur. moderator.
Clerk Joseph NJ. Burke read the warning
and Ira LaFleur was reelected modera-
tor and ]. M. Burke clerk. The reports
Of the preduential committee were ac-
cepted- as submitted. IT was voted to raise
a tax Of Is cents on the grand list to de-
fray expenses for the coming year. The
old board of school directors were re-
elected and Charles E. Pinney was elected
treasurer and c. c. Wells auditor. The
school directors are: Allan Calhoun,
Father Z. ]. Leonard. DR.. E. H. Martin,
Charles e. Pinney and Ira LaFleur.
There were IS legal voters present.-Mrs.
w. c. Rogers. who has been visiting In
town for two weeks. has returned to
Worcester Mass-Mr. and Mrs. James L.
Wooster Of Providence. r. l., are visiting
in MiddlebUry and Cornwall.-The condi-
ton of Mrs. Joseph Goyette. which has
been quite serious through the week. was
thought to be somewhat relieved Satur-
day-Miss Julia Barry, a teacher in the
graded school. has gone to Verg ennes,
to spend the summer with her sister. Miss
Elizabeth Barry.-Miss Elsie Goodrich of
Waterbury. Miss Stella jackson Of Stowe
| and Roy Stuart Of Lincoln are visiting
| in town.-Arthur Goodro has gone to Bur-
lington to visit his sister. Mrs. Damon
Campaigne.-Mrs. William Foote and
Miss Nora McMahon have gone to
Holyoke. Mass. to visit for few weeks.
| The ninth annual session Of the Middle-
bury College summer school began Mon
day afternoon. Prospective attei.4ants
began to arrive Saturday and every train
Sunday and Monday brought additions to
the ranks. so that when the school opened
| the registration lists showed the names
Of about 160 men and women with more
coming and on the way. A bridge and 500
party for the benefit Of the Middlebury
Suffrage Study club will be held at the
home Of Mrs. e. M. Saunders Wednesday
afternoon. July IL, at three o'clock. Light
refreshments will be served. Those wish
ing to attend are asked to notify Miss
Price. Mrs. Button or Mrs. Beckwith, not
later than July 16.-Dr. Earl Cushman OF
Brooklyn. N. Y. is In town to visit his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Cushman.-Miss
Ruth Billings has gone to Castleton. where
she will attend the summer school Of the
Castleton Normal school.-Mr and Mrs
Rupert Field and daughter. Marvis. have
gone to st. Adams to visit his parents
Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Field.-Mr. and Mrs
John M. Avery. who have been visiting al
the home Of his uncle, Edward Severance
have returned to Montpelier. where Mr.
Avery Is librarian Of the legislative refer
ence department.-Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey
P. Foote and son. Chauncey, Of Schenec.
| tady. N. Y. are in town.-Miss Laura Ha.
gar, who has been spending a year In
Springfield. Mass. Shelton. Conn.,, and
Milford Beach. L. l.. has returned
home.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cole have
m hrfH 20 ,;clk 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Danyeau.-Mrs. c.
l.. Houlthouse Of Baltimore. Md, is In
town to visit Mr. and Mrs. Z. R.
Yates.-D. Lewis Selleck of Keeseville, N
Y. is in town to visit his father, B. Selleck
Mr. and Mrs. George Wright have re.
turned from Shrewsbury. where they
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs
D. p. Hurlburt. who accompanied then
home to Middlebury with her children
Roderick and Marion.-Miss Minnie
Mcdonald, who has been in Pittsford
visiting her sister. Mrs. Edward Keith
has gone to the Fanny Allen hospita
and may have to undergo an operation
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rogers and Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Rogers. who have beer
visiting in Middlebury and vicinity, have
returned to Wallingford.-Frederick Lar
sen Of Burlington, Terrence Howard O
Rutland and John j.. Comstock Of Cam
bridge, N. Y, were in town will
friends over the Fourth.-Prof. A. r
Davis has gone to Portland. Me-. to spent
a few weeks.-Miss Nellie McCauley ha
! returned from Burlington.-Mrs. NJ. A
Andrews has returned from Burlington
where she has been spending a few days
Mrs. P. Il. Crane has returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital, where she ha
been for three weeks.-Miss Rena O'Bryar
Of Northampton, Mass. Is at the HON,
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r
O'Bryan.
The legal fraternity of Middlebury ant
the rest Of Addison county heard with
profound regret OF the death Of Thoma,
w. Moloney of Rutland. whom they high
~ respected, both as a lawyer and a mar
from the time Of his admission to the bal
until the fatal disease attacked him. Mr.
Moloney was an active and prominent
practitioner In Addison county and durine
that time scarcely term of court passed
in which he did not have one or moro i'm
portant cases and when 1t was known ir
advance when MIR. Moloney was to ad
dress the jury the court room was always
sure to be packed.-Mr. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Blaise have returned from a weeks auto
mobile trip through northern and eastern
New York. Their daughter. Mrs. Timothy
Devigneau. who had been visiting them
returned with them on their outward triI
to her homo In Ausable Forks. N. y
David Stone left for Burlington Sunda,
night after having enlisted Saturday. ant
Joined Company D Of st. Johnsbury a
Fort Ethan Allen. Dana Jones. who hat