Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-07
IN VERMONT;
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES

Is a native and was for long time
resident of Middlebury and is now hotel
keeper at Manchester.--Mrs. Malina
Hodges of Walllngford is here on a visit
to the family Of her brother, Charles p
Smith, who has been seriously Ill for
several weeks.-Silas Kendall has returned
from Shoreham, where he has been visit
ing for the last five weeks.-Dr. and Mrs.
Robert Flagg have returned from Sud
bury after brief visit to DR.. Flagg's
father, the Rev. Rufus E. Flagg. Mr..
and Mrs. E. J. Wiley OF South street are
the parents of a daughter. Margaret
Elizabeth, born August 4.-Clarence
Plummer, who has been service with Com
pany A, 47th Infantry, Seventh Division.
A. l.. F., overseas for IA months, has
arrived home. Since the signing of the
armistice he has been stationed at Cob
lenz. Germany
While Robert Parker and family Of
Town Hill in New Haven were attend
ing the annual picnic of the C. j..
Bell Pomona Grange and the Addison
County Farm Bureau association at
the government farm in Weybridge
Tuesday the horse born. COW barn and
/ hen house were burned. These people
carry on the farm for Mr.. Allen and
Wilfred Barton of Georgia. Just how
the fire started Is a mystery The
neighbors who happened to see the
blaze were soon on the scene and man
aged to save a portion of the machin-
cry The barns were well flied with
! hay and grain and the loss Is heavy
with a partial insurance.-Mrs. A. D.
Wright and Miss Evelyn Wright have
returned from Vergennes, whe-e they
have been for week as memoers of
a house party at Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Warner's.-Robert Matott of Penna-
cook, N H., is in town for weeks stav
The Mary L. Ketchum Circle of the
Kings Daughters of Brandon will have
a picnic day with Mrs. w. II. Tarble
at her cottage at Lake Dunmore Fri
day-Dr. Howard l.. Averill is TAX
ing his annual vacation and Is pass
ing his time automobiling about the
country.-Mrs. Horton w. Jones has
returned from Sudbury, where she has
been for few weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Z. H Farnham-Frank Goss
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Goss, who
has been serving in the 11th Machine
Gun Battalion, Fourth Division, A. f
F.. for Is months. has returned home
and is now with his parents here. Since
the armistice was signed he has beer
stationed at Coblenz, Germany.-z-Wil.
liam p Russell Post No. SO, G. A. r..
and VILLAIN p. Russell Circle No. 5
Ladies of thee. A. r., will hold their
regular meeting in their hall Tues
day evening at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Marshall who
have spent three weeks in camp on Lake
Champlain have returned home ss
Whiting. where she has been to visit reia-
tives and friends.-SIiss Marion Grandy
of Willston is visiting her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grandy.--Afiss Kath-
crime Calhoun of Philadelphia is in towr
for a two weeks vacation, which she vii
spend at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Calhoun.-Mr. and Mrs
C. F. Chamberlin and young daughter o.
Sturbridge, Mass are making visit will
friends in town. The condition Of Charlie!
NJ. Remele. whose face and eyes wer,
burned with chloride of lime Sunday
seems to be as favorable as could be eX
pected. Mr. Remeles face around tn,
iniamed and have to be kept banda ged
but there is a prospect that his eyesigh
will be fully restored after reasonabl,
length of time.-A game of baseball will
be played on Porter field this afternoon be
tween the Fort Ethan Allen team and tn,
Middlebury baseball team at 2:3O o'clock
William Ford, who recently underwear
an operation at the Mary Fletcher hospi
tai has SO far recovered as to be abl
to resume his duties at the Middlebur!
branch of the Vermont Marble COmDanyy