Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-25


where he has been TO visit his mother,
Mrs. A. II. White--M Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
NJ. Dundon have returned to Brandon
after a weeks visit here and in orwell.
A meeting of Middlebury Grange No.
SIS will be held in the Grange hall
Friday evening and will be Pomona
night. After the regular business ses-
sion is carried out the following pro-
gram will be carried out. Music, roll
call MY Favorite Fruit; recitation.
Hazel Dow; paper, THE Value of Fruit
as Food" Mrs. Charles James;
reading, Grange monthly, Mrs. Frances
Patrick paper varieties of Fruit
Every Farmer Should Raise" Mrs.
Horace Dow; music; discussion, The
Best Varieties of Apples to Raise in
This vicinity" George Reynolds, Paul
Dow. G. G. Cady. Grange Record, Mrs.
G.. Il. Haynes, Mrs. Edith Robertson;
surprise committee. Harold Stearns.
II. Haydcn.--Miss Edith Bashaw, who
has been visiting Miss Kathyrn Vas
sar, has returned to Brandon.-Dawson
McGregor. who recently sold his farm
on the East Middlebury road, has pur-
chased the Swinger Brothers farm in
Huntington consisting of over 400 acres,
together with stock crops and tools
ard will take possession March AR
rowanna Rebekah Lodge No1b, l. o.
o. F., will hold a special meeting in
their hall in the Dyer block Friday
evening, october at which time the
assembly president Mrs. Emma Coburn
of West Burke of the Vermont district
will be present. 1t is expected that
the degree will be worked on n class
Of candidates after which a banquet
will be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES repairs are
being made on the Nichols property
on Weybridge street.
! The people of this village were shock
ed to learn of the death of Allen d. Wit
tum at his home in the Batteli block
Thursday morning. although it was
known that he was in poor health.
About two days previous he was taken
with an attack of Indigestion. from
which the end came about three
O'Clock Thursday morning Mr.. Vittum
was born in Huntington, January IA. 1860,
! and was the son of Lindey Muir
ray and Caroline Derby Vittum. He
has spent 10 years in this village and
for q years previous was a resident of
Vergennes. He is survived by his wife
and two daughters. Mrs. Harry L. Cush-
man and Miss Muricl Vittum Of this
village. Mr.. Vittum was a professional
/
gennes, Middlebury and Middlebury Col
lege bands. He was also a piano tuner,
in which profession he was an expert
He was n member of the Masonic order
of this village, and also a member of ST
Stephens Episcopal Church of this viii
lage and a steward until about two years
ago when he was obliged to give same up
on account of his health. The funeral
was held at the st. Joseph's Episco-
cal Church Saturday afternoon at two
O'Clock. The remains were taken to
Versennes for interment in the family
lot in that city.
| Julius o. Seeley, who has been suffer-
ing from severe case of sunburned
+ tonsls caused by watching the airplane
| during the fair week. has recovered suffi-
! GENTLY to resume his duties at the post
| office.-Monday. market day. butter sold
/ from 60 to 65 cents and eggs SO to 81
| cents.-Mrs. Amelia Trudo and daughter
in-law Mrs. Elizabeth Trudo, who have
been in town to visit the formers son
Jerry Trudo, have returned to their home
in Bennington and Springfield, Mass
Mrs. Kate Moore is assisting in Miss
Nellie Blinn's millinery store.-The regu.
! lar meeting of Lake Dunmore Lodge
No. II, l. o. o. r. was held Wednes-
day evening.-Mr. and Mrs. George G.
Gordon and two children of Albany
n. Y, are visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Russell have re.
turned to Champlain. N. Y. after a three
| weeks visit here.--Ear l.. Pclsue, who
has recently been discharged from the
service of the United States in which he
OBLIGATED as a pharmacist in the navy
! has returned to Middlebury and resumed
his position in the c. o. Frost drug store
which he held before entering the serv.
| ice.-Arthur j. Folliot and John Mark.
ham of Buffalo, y. Y, are in town for a
two weeks stay on busness.-Peter Bowie
has returned to Burlington after severa
weeks in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry L
Sherlock have returned to Lawrence
| Mass, after month and a half in Mid
dlebury and neghboring towns.-Mrs
Walter II. Jewett and her sister, Mrs
Nellie Morgan. have returned to New
| Haven, Conn, after several weeks here
Miss Grace NJ. Burns has returned from
West Rutland where she has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gilfeather.-
DANIEL L. Mason has gone to Ogdens
burg. y. Y, with the expectation of re-
naming in that city for a year or longer
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Duncan OF
"' i'i'' lOi IltIly LOT many year,
residents of different towns in Addison
county, are in town on a visit to old tim,
friends
: Miss Anna L. Novak has returned t,
Brlstol after few days in town will
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. NovalS
MIR. and Mrs. Nelson J. Olmstead
VINO have been visiting for 10 days a
the home of Mrs, j. J. Manney. hav
returned to Fitchburg. Mass.--Samue
Sheldon. Jr, who has spent the sum
mer in town at the Addison House
has returned to New York where h.
will make II few days stop, afte
which he will return to his duties a
Dartmouth Miss Isabelle Bristol has re
turned to Burlington after few day
in town with her mother, Mrs. Charlie
Cady.--Mrs Harry Lazowitz and so
have returned from a few days visi
in Burlington,-George II. Shamb
has returned from short bushes
trip in Brandon.--Henry c. Wake
has returned to Proctor after fey
days in town.-The Misses Norma an
= Gladys Fske of Newark. n. j.. ar
here for months stay.-Miss Iren
Shannelly has returned to Burlington
after few days in town.
Word has been received Of the mar
riage OF Milton Munsell Huntley. so
of Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Huntley of thi
village. now in service in France. whic
took place in Paris on July %, his brid
being Ruth Faustina Dennis, daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Dennis OF Masor
Tenn, who was Red Cross nurse an
doing work in hospital overseas. Sh
has arrived in this country and ha