Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-13
Addison County
MIDDLEBURY

j. n. Peck, who has operated the NOV
ing picture theatre here for two years.
has sold his business to =. S. Murray,
who will take possession this week.-The
Young Peoples society of the Memorial
Baptist Church held well-attended
social Friday evening,-Mr. and Mrs.
Willis N. Cady have gone to Grand
Rapids, Mich. where they will attend the
annual Grange meeting Of the United
states to he held IN that city this week.
Peter Tierney has rented the Edward
Seymour house on North Pleasant street
and moved his family there from the
Delphia place on Munroe street.-The
meeting OF the Middlebury Grange, No.
316. will be held Friday evening and will
be rally night. The third and fourth de-
grees will be worked on a large class Of
candidates and the harvest feast will be
served with F. ]. Hubbard as toastmaster.
Miss Katherine Hope has entered the
employ Of w. II. Stokes & Co. as stenog-
rapher.-There will be a meeting of the
educational department of the Womep's
club in the high school building Friday
at 500 p m.-Miss Sylvia Mckinney OF
Potsdam, N. y. In in town.-Mrs. Louis
Stoker of Jamaica Plains. Mass. IL visit
Ing at tho home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bullock.--Frank Shackott,
Sr.. is seriously III at tho home OF his
son. Frank Shackett. Jr.--Mrs. Almon
Enos has gone to New Haven, Conn, to
spend the winter with her granddaughter,
She WAS accompanied by her grandson,
Harry Ross,--E. L. Ross and family have
moved from East Middlebury to the Hurry
Cushman house on Court strect-Mrs
Louis Gotta has returned from the Fanny
Allen hospital. where she recently UNDER
Norton and sister. Mrs. John Burri,l, OF
Springfield. ILL.,, are visiting old friends In
this sectior.-Mrs. Marshall T. Butterfsid
has returned from Castleton, where she
has been to attend tho funeral of her
mother, Mrs. James r. Wilis-Mr and
Mrs. w. II. Huestis and daughter have
moved 10 town from Bridport and taken
apartments on Weybridge street.-News
has been received of the death In Rutland
Friday night of MrB. Louise Polkey, at
the nge Of T years. Mrs Pelkey was n
native and for many years u resident OF
Midd.ebufy. She was well known by older
folks of tho town. The burial will be In
Schuyler Falls. n. H.-John @. Dignon
ana wallace Murcier of Montpelier are
making short visit with friends In town
-There Will be no session OF the graded
A pretty wedding took place In the
ton Sunday afternoon whom Miss Ber-,
nice g. kidder daughter of Mr., and
Mrs, George II, Kidder of this village,
and Leonard +. Wing, son of Mr.. and
Mrs, David Wing of Rutland were united
IN marriage by the Rev. r, j, Leonard.
Tho bride was attended by her sister
ln-law, Mrs George Kidder of Middle
bury, and Henry Kidder of Mddlebury
brother of the bride, acted as best
man, Immediately after the ceremony
the bridal party went to the home of
the brides parents, where reception
WAS held, after which Mr, and Mrs. Wing
left amidst showers of confetti by auto
mobile for Boston and other New Eng
land towns. where they will spend their
honeymoon. The bride is one of Middle
hury's most popular young ladies'. She
is graduate OF tho Nidllcburl high
school and since her graduation has he-n
connected 'I!th ,hc' 'store of her father
Mn WinF Is a graduate of ths Rutland
hisn school in lne class OF lHl9 and
studied law in ths sfiias Of Lawrence,