Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-06
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.

with her daughter. Mrs. Allan T.
Calhoun.-Mrs. Ira Pond and two
children of Salisbury are in town on
visit at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phelps ]. Coolihan.-Henry Donally
of Proctor, a native of Middlebury and
for many years an official of the Ver-
mont Marble company at Proctor. is in
town visiting his sister. Mrs. Charles A.
Collins-Mrs. Leona L. Lawrence Of
Lincoln. formerly for several years busi-
ness woman Of Middlebury. is in town to
visit Mrs. L. NJ. Morrison.-Miss Elizabeth
Baldwin started Monday for Greensboro.
where she has accepted position as
teacher.-Some new machinery has arrived
in town for the Star mills and Is now being
installed.-Mrs. Jennie NJ. Crosby and
daughter. Miss Marion Crosby, have re-
turned from Lake Dunmore, where they
have been guests at the cottage of Mrs.
Crosby's sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Gipson.
and her daughters, Mertyle and Bessie
Master George Barton and sister. Miss
Mary Barton returned Monday to Pro-
vidence. r. l., after a months visit in
Middlebury and Bristol.-Harry Peverley
of Philadelphia, Pa, has returned after
few days here with Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas F. Burns.-Miss Ida Dragon, who
has been visiting friends and relatives and
touring in the north part of the State for
six weeks, has returned and Is again at
the Logan House.-Benjamin Hayes has
returned after a two weeks vacation and
has resumed his duties at the Star mills
office.-Henry Mulloy of Burlington is in
town-Peter Counter. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Signor have returned from Burling-
ton, where they were called by the death
OF n relative.-Mrs. Michael Grady has
gone to Morrisville. called there by the
sudden death of her brother. Rufus Brown
Miss Mae Calhoun has gone to Albany
for few days visit to her sister
| Mrs. Otto p. Moore has returned from
Proctor after visit there to her daughter
Mrs. Ernest NJ. Severance She was ac-
companied by her other daughter. Mrs. NJ.
C. Lane.-Joseph Delorme of Burlington.
William NJ Flint of Montpelier and John
and ElrOy Howard of Ogdensburg. ~ Y,
are visiting here.-Master Charles McCor-
mick celebrated his fifth birthday on Sat-
urday and entertained several of his play
mates at the Hotel Logan.-The Misses
Helen and Margaret Barton of Malone. N,
Y, are in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Martin E.
Penniman. who have been visiting in this
vicinity for few weeks. have returned
to Athol. Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
| Lester have returned to Windsor Locks,
Conn.,. after three weeks in town.-Mrs
| Conn.,. where she has a position as teacher
in the third grade Of the school of that
| city.-Mr. and Mrs. DeFries, Sargent
O'Connell and Miss Jane O'Connell have
returned to their homes in New York
| city after a several weeks stay at the
| Sargent house.-Nelson Boudreau Of Bur-
lington. former resident. is in town.
Dr. and Mrs. w. C. Watson and three
children and Charles Halpin. who have
been visiting their mother, Mrs. Michael
Halpin. have returned to Bridgeport.
Conn.-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sheltus
have returned from Burlington, where
| they have been for week to visit their
son, George.-Mrs. George Taylor. who
has been visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Farnsworth,
| for a few weeks, has returned to Pitts
| burg, Pa.-A. G. Bosworth has returned
| to Saranac Lake, n. Y, after a few days
visit in town with friends.-Mr. and Mrs.
o. P. Clay of Cleveland, Ohio, are in town
to visit his sister, Miss Emma Clay
Frederick Bond, who has been visiting
at the home of Mrs. Mary A. Bond. has
returned to Detroit, Mich. after a ten
days VISTA consignment of 10000 lake
trout fingerlings arrived here Saturday
noon and were taken in charge by the
officers Of the Addison County Fish and
Dunmore. where they were placed in the
waters.-E. L. Rand has gone to Fort
Ethan Allen to assist for few days in
| the Y. NJ. c. A. work.-Alfred Cole has
gone to Granville. n. Y, to spend a few
days.-Mrs. f. j. Buttolph has returned
from Thompson's Point where she has
been the guest of Mrs John II. Stewart
Mrs. ]. d. Balestine. who has spent
the summer at the Addison House. has re-
turned to New York city.--Mr and Mrs
Lockwood Seeley and family of Newark
n. j., are in town to visit his mother,
Mrs. II. NJ. Seeey.-Wiiliam Bushey OF
Memphis, Tenn, former resident, has
purchased the Henry Currier place and
will soon move here and make it his
home.--Mss Maude Edgerton. who has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. B. II
Lane, for a few weeks, has return
ed to Brooklyn, n. Y.-Mrs. r. J. Par.
ker and daughter, Ethel Parker. who
have been visiting MIR. and Mrs. Johr
Styles for few days, have returned to
Webster, Mass.-Miss Eleanor Baker OF
Holyoke, Mass, is spending few days
with Miss Katherine McCue.-Dr. Ear
Cushman, who has spent a few weeks
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. II
Cushman has returned to Brooklyn. n. Y
The high school and graded scho oil!
or Mlddlebury open Monday, september
10. Indications point to a good attend
ance. The vacancy caused by the resig
nation of Miss Meyer is filled by Miss
Merrihew of Cliftondale. Mass. Mis-
Merrihew is a graduate of the Saugui
high school and has taken the foul
years commercial course in the Salem
Normal school and has had practica
experience in office work. 1t is a mat
ter of regret to all connected with tn,
schools to know that Miss Freeman II
not TO return. Her position as teache
of the training class is to be filled b.
Miss Amy Drake. who has occupied
similar position at Woodstock for sew
eral years. Miss Halnon recently re
signed as teacher of the sixth grade il
order to accept teaching position II
Greenfield, Mass. The sixth grade posi-
ton has been rendered to Miss Rem;
Mack. "A graduate of Middlebury higl
school. Miss Mack received training II
the local training class has taught II
the rural schools of Middlebury for sew
eral years. and has taxi kurther worl
, in the state summer schools.
The wedding of Miss Margaret Appleton
Means and Charles Thomas Payne, son o
the late General Eugene b. Payne, viii
take place at four o'clock Saturday after
noon at Stonecrop Lodge in this village
; the country home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. David McGregor Means o
New York city. Miss Means will have he
sister, Miss Elnor Haven Means. as he
maid of honor and Norman Buckingham
Beecher of New York city will be Mr.
Payne's best man. The ushers will includ
George Roberts and Victor H. McCutcheoI