Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-14

andmembers Of the league and the county
warden, regarding the stocking of the
waters Of the county and the kinds Of fish
and where best adapted to those waters.
In the afternoon Mr.. Lcavens was taken
to Lakc Dunmore and to the various
brooks and streams in that vicinity. and
Middlebury river. 1t was thought best to
introduce several thousand yellow perch
fry into the waters Of Otter creek. The
party arrived back from their tour of in
spection about five o'clock. In the eve.
| ming an informal reception WAS held IN
the parlors of the Addison House, where
Mr.. Leavens met the members Of the
league and the county wardens, and 9TH
ers who were Interested in the propaRn-
ton and conservation of fish and game
Mrs. Sarah Guile, who had been i'll
for some time at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. e. d. Hretis, died Tues
day morning OF complication OF .rou-
bles. She WAS born in Addison Soptcr,-
Der T. 1913, and was thus in her 18th
year She lived there the greater part
OF her life. She was twice married her
FIRST husband being Addison vanderhoof,
four children being born to them. three
Of whom are living, Arthur Vanderhoof
| Of Addison and Leo vanderhoof Of Yer.
gennes and Mrs. e. D. Heustis of Middle.
bury. The funeral will be held at the
homo of her daughter on Weybridge
street Thursday morning, and burial will
be in the family lot in the Prospect
cemetery In Vergennes.-Miss Lottie
Cecile LaPan. youngest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Napoleon LaPan. who had been
Ill for some time at the home Of her par
ents on Seymour street, died about four
o'clock Tuesday morning of a complica-
ton Of troubles. She is survived by her
parents, with whom she had always
lived, four sisters, Mrs. Fred c. NASSAU
| and Mrs. Zephyr Boulia of Middlebury
and Mrs. Louis c. Bruya of Barre and
Miss Nellie LaPan Of Middlebury. and
one brother, William LaPan Of Middle
bury. The funeral will be held at st.
Mary's Catholic Church Thursday morn
ing at nine o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Champagne Of
Fitchburg. Mass, former residents. are
here to attend the commencement exer-
cises of Middlebury College as their
daughter is a member of the graduating
class.-Charles Howard, one Of the con-
tractors on the star mail route between
the Bridport and Middebury postoffices,
who has been in failing health for a year,
returned Tuesday from Burlington. where
he has been for six weeks undergoing
treatment for disease of the blood. Mr..
| Howard Is much improved. but will have
to return to the hospital after two weeks.
The Rev. Ola r. Houghton, who has
been in town for several days to visit
relatives, has returned to Waliingford.
William H. Mathews has returned
from Weybridge, where he has been
on two days visit to Silas B. Hobbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin have
returned from Florence. where they
have been visiting the formers moth.
or, Mrs Katherine Martin.-Mrs
Louis c. Hruya of Barre arrived in
town Tuesday. called here by the
death OF her sister.
Addison county court came in at nine
o'clock Wednesday morning and the first
case to be tried was that Of Benjamin F..
| lockwood vs. Elmer J. Wolcott, an ac-
tion Of tort to recover for the alleged
alienation of affections of the PLAINTIFF 8
| wife. 1t took considerable time to get a
jury and there were only two witnesses
| examined during the day. This case will
| probably take up most of the time Of the
court to-day. as there are quite a number
of witnesses to he examined.-Mrs. Fred
Boulia has returned from Montreal where
she was called 10 days ago by the death
OF her daughter, Mrs. Amelia Latour.-S.
c. Lewis has gone to Springfield. Mass.
to spend the summer.-A pretty and quiet
Church parsonage Saturday evening, when
Miss Hildah Venta and Fred Smith both
we'll known residents Of this village were
united In marriage by the Rev. G. NJ.
Moody. The couple were attended by Miss
Mary Means. daughter of Professor and
Mrs. d. McGregor Means, and Clinton
Smith. brother of the groom. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith after short honeymoon will
reside on Cross street. He Is employed at
the Middlebury branch of the Vermont
Marble company. as a machinist They
received many presents from their many
friends.-The regular meeting Of the Mid
dlebury Suffrage club will be held to-day
at $50 p m. at the home of Mrs. Charles
l. Button. Representative LaFleur will
address the club on the history
Of the suffrage bill at Montpelier
The Farmers club held a well-attended
meeting in the Brookins district school,
house Tuesday evening.-The Ladies' Aid
society Of the Congregational Church
held a well-attended rummage sale in
the basement of the town hall wednes-
day and they netted a good sum from
same for their treasury.-Julius Seeley,
Jr.. Of South street Is making extensive
repairs on his residence.-Word has been
received that Phelix Cole. Jr. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Phelix Cole. sr.. Of this village.
|
appendicitis at the Springfield. VI, hos
pital. His father Is with him, having
gone to that town on Monday.-The fu-
neral Of Miss Lottie LaPan will be held
at St Mary's Catholic Church this morn
ing at nine o'clock.-The funeral of Mrs.
Sarah (Norton) Vanderhoof Guile will
be held at II o'clock this morning at the
homo Of her daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Huestis, on Weybridge street. where
she had made her home for the past
year. The remains will be taken to Ver-
gennes for burial in the family lot in
Prospect cemetery. The Rev. Roy e.
Whittimore will officiate.-Miss Elizabeth
Ryder OF Atlantic City. N. j.. Is in town
to visit her father. Ebon C. Ryder
Harry Smith of Rutland is in town on
visit at the home OF his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. Smith, of Washington
street.-Theron Gregory of Washington.
ID. c.. Is In town to visit his mother.
Mrs. w. r. Clement.-Mrs Ivan Kirby
has returned from the Mary Fletcher
hospital. where she has been for few
weeks under treatment, and is at the
home of her mother. Mrs. Hattie Pratt
Mrs. Homer Dewey has returned from
Caldwell. Wis., where she has spent
six months at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Peacock.-Col. H. T. John
son Of Bradford was in town Tuesday
In the interest Of having a company of
Vermont volunteer militia formed at
Middlebury. Members of the volunteer
militia will not be called to service out
side the State nor to do guard duty over
bridges-President John M. Thomas of
Middlebury College Is to deliver the
graduation day address at the West Rut-