Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT;
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES

Miss Nancy Clifford Of Baltimore Md,
are In town to remain over Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Townsend. who
have been visiting about hero for several
weeks, have gone to Bristol. n. H.. but
intend to return here latter for n still
longer stay.-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sumner
and Miss Grace Sumner of Arlington,
Va, are In town for short visit with
friends.-The Women'e Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the Methodist
Church met with Mrs George NJ. Moody
at the parsonage on Seminary street
Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock.-Mr
and Mrs. Homer NJ. Balm have gone to
Wilmington, Del, for a visit of several
DAYS with their daughter. Mrs. E. Robert
Trigg. after which they will go to Wash
ington. D. c., for further visit with
their son, Clyde Bain.--Col James NJ.
Tracy has gonc to Boston. whore he will
spend Thanksgiving with his daughter,
Mrs. Florence Rch.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
wilcox and family who for a few years
have lived In Weybrdge, have moved to
town and arc occupying the Ceylon Eddy
house on Woybridge strcet.-Mrs. WILL
liam Edgerton has closed her house on
South street and gone to Fair Haven.
where she intends to spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. +. b. Cliff
Mrs. Fred Taylor of Rutland. n former
resident, Is in town for few days
There seems to be some misunderstand-
Ing as to the number of deer that can be
taken by one person during the open
season Sec, 642o, reads that person
shall not take more than one deer dur
Ing such open season. For the conven-
!ence of hunters in Addison county,
County Warden George II. Chaffee has
appointed the following men wardens, to
whom the successful hunter may report
deer: Addison, Waldo Clark: Bridport,
Herbert Howe: Bristol. George S. Farr:
Cornwall, Charles Lane; Ferrisburg.
Herbert Booth of Vergennes; Goshen,
Thomas Hooker; Granville, Herman
Ford; Hancock, Daniel Dunham; Leices-
ter, Thomas Benham Lincoln, William
York; Middlebury. George II. Chaffee
and Alfred Chapman; Monkton, Fred
Dean; New Haven. William Grover; Or
well. o. s. Doan; Panton, Waldo Clark
of Addison; Ripton, James Hodges; Sails
bury, Thomas Benham; Shoreham. Win
slow Clark Starksboro, f. NJ. Hill; Ver-
gennes, Herbert Booth; Waltham, Alan
son Wright; Weybridge, A. L. Austin
Whiting, Arthur Freegard.-The Union
Thanksgiving day services will be held
:
this morning and the address will be CIV
en- by the Rev. Roy f. Whittimore of
the Memorial Baptist Church.-Miss An
ma r. Abbey of Burlington is in town
for few days.-NIiss Merrithew has gone
to Boston for a few ys.-Thanksgiving
day Will pass off much as usual in town,
and aside from the public religious serv-
ices there will be nothing doing of gen.
eral interest. The manufacturing plants
and stores for the most part well as
,the banks and he public library will be
closed all day. The postoffice will be
open only from 1880 to 10 and the nights
mail for all direction will close at 800 D.
( m. There will be one city delivery OF
mail In the morning, but the rural de-
/ livery men Will make no trips through
out the day.-Large numbers of people
arrived here by train Tuesday and
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with
relatives or friends and many more left
here for other places with the same in
tention in view-Mrs. l.. NJ. Morrison
went Wednesday to Albany, n. Y. tc
spend Thanksgiving with the family OF
her son, Merlin G. Morrison of the Flrs,
National Bank of Albany She expects
/ to remain there for several weeks-Miss
! Lila Winchester has returned from Rut
land. where she has been to visit a cou.
pie of weeks with Mrs. ]. C. Wei wood
ID. /. Wells, cashier Of the Orwell Ma.
tional Bank. and Mrs. Wells. have re-
turned home after a few days In town.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence f. Taylor have
gone TO Springfield, Mass. to spend some
! time with their son, who is in pusines.
in that city Mrs. Fl. c. Herricll has re
. turned to Vergennes after few day.
here with her sisters. the Misses Ada ant
Jennie Brlstol--NIiss Cecilia McDon
1ough has gone to West Rutland for
! brief visit at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs John ]. McDonnough.-
Mrs. George LaRoque and daughters tn,
Misses Pauline and Monica LaRoque
have returned from Pittsford. where the!
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Agus
tus Osier.-Roy j. Walker Of Brooklyn
N ", is In town on two weeks b;si
ness trip Mrs. c. l.. Munger and Mis-
| Addie Raymond have returned to Or
well after a few days' stay in town.
Edward Dragon was arrested Tuesda,
afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Edwar'
Higgins on a warrant issued by State
Attorney Allan r, Sturtevant chargin
him with breach Of the peace. He wn
taken before Judge Albert w. Dicken
Wednesday morning In the Addso
county municipal court and bound owe
In the sum of 800 for his appearance 4
court December %. He furnished ball.
Lawrence Dolan was seriously injure
Tuesday evening while riding a bicycl
from East Mddlebury to his home o
Case street when he ran into ma
named Michael Calvin who was walkn
along the road. Calvin was knocke
down and injured about the chest, Dola
was thrown from his bicycle. hreakn
, his nose and badly iniuring him abou
the head and shoulders. Both were take
to their homes by a team which happene
, to he passing and DR. !. 7. Ross of Mid
deburv was called and rendered aid -
, The n. S. Foote company have sold III
Z f.. r. English farm on Case street I
Arthur Brown of Middlebury.- r.
p Kate NJ. Moore has returned from a Sc,
r eral weeks stay in New York and Sprinl
, field. Mass, where she visited at IN
r homes Of her daughters.
VERG ENNES
The case of Leonard LeBoeufs admir-
, istratriX VS.. the Town of Clarendo
: where he was killed in an auto wrec
. In August is to be held in federal cou