Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-23
Addison County
MIDDLEBURY

/ he suffered on Monday. MIR. Haley was
a Nm of the late James Haley Of this
| town He was native of Middlebury
| and had been for about % years a keeper
| in Clinton prison at Dannemora. He is
survived by two sons and one daughter.
his mother and two sisters, Miss Lula
Haley of Springfield Mass, and Mrs.
LaAlordor OF Ch,copee, Mass. The funeral
| services were held at Dannemora Friday
| forenoon. Mr.. Haley had lived about
| half of his life in Middebury and was
well known and very popular here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Rose. Mrs.
Ezra Turner and Fred LaPan have re-
turned from New York city, where they
have been spending a week. They made
the trip to and from Albany. y. V, by
| automobile and the rest on the Hudson
rlver--Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Childs and
children of Philadelphia are in town on
a several weeks stay.-Mrs. Arthur Bis
sett has gone to the Fanny Allen hos
pital to undergo an operation.-Prepara-
tions are being made by the young ladies
of East Mddlebury to hold masquerade
ball in the Good Templars hall Friday
| evening, October 60 Refreshments will
be servod.--Mrs. Violet Barrett and son,
William. of Bethlehem, n. H., are spend
ing a week with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Cartmell-The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist Church met with Mrs.
Fred A. Smith Tuesday afternoon at 230
o'clock.-The Misses Amaravile Lawrence
and Elizabeth Wagner have returned to
Rochester. N. H.. after three weeks in
town.-Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Foster and
daughter, Marjorie, have returned home
from Sudbury, where they have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Foster.-Eugene
~
Ballard of York City, Pa, are in town
on business.-Mr. and Mrs. Lester Judson
Of Helena, Mont. are In town to spend
several weeks with friends. and
Mrs. Calvin Edwards and daughter, Miss
Stella Edwards. have returned to Hal
lowell, Me, after two weeks stay in
town.-Messrs. Phillips and Daniel Par
ker Of Washington, Pa, are visiting
relatives in Middlebury and vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Russell have re-
turned to Brdport after several days
here with their daughter, Mrs. j. T..
| Palmer.-Mrs. Benjamin Hayes and
daughter. Miss Marjorie Hayes, have re-
turned after n visit with relatives in
New Haven.
Leon Turner had the misfortune to
get the thumb of his left hand into the
gearing of his crisp popcorn machine.
while at work in his plant on Main
street. badly smashing the thumb. He
was taken to the office of DR.. Sanburn.
The subject of the prayer meeting
at the Methodist Church Thursday will
be THE Church in the Home or Fam
lily Religion" 1t has been decided by
the pastors of the Baptist. Congrega-
tional and Methodist churches to hold
prayer-meetings separately during the
winter months in order If possible
to increase the total attendance and in
order that a larger number may be in
duced to take part in the discussions
The Ladies' Aid society of the Method st
Church held a wel-attended meeting at
the home of Mrs. Fred A. Smith Tues
day afternoon.--The ladies of the
Labare society Of the Congregational
Church held an all-day sewing meeting
Tuesday.-Miss Hattie Porter and sis
ter Mrs. Constantine, who have spent
the summer at their summer home in
this village, have closed same and left
for their home in New York city yester-
day, where they will spend the winter.
ID. McGregor Means and family. who
have spent the summer here at their
summer home have closed same and
have gone to New York city, where they
intend to spend the winter.
Miss Julia Liberty has returned from
Newark. n j.. after several weeks there
with friends-Mrs. Walter J. White, who
has been spending week at hire home
here. has returned to the home of her
mother in Shelburne--Mrs Rose Ives.
who he's been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Clay
ton NJ Hanks, has returned to Chicago.
-Issaac Stearns has sold hi farm east
of the village to II. w. Still Of Bridport.
who will take possession at once Mr..
Stearns will move into the village and oc-
cupy apartments in the Mrs. T.. T.. Ricn
house on Seminary street.-Joseph Blaze
has moved from the Seymour house on
Pleasant street TO his farm in Bridport.
David Sheldon and family moving in
the house vacated by Blaize.-Mrs. Amos
Atwood of Cornwall left Tuesday for Los
Angeles, Cal, where she intends to make
an extended stay.-Mr. and Mrs. Lionel
Nelson and daughters, the Misses Jennie
and Ada Nelson of Malone, n. Y. are in
town for protracted visit with rela-
tives.--Mr. and Mrs. Edward Armstrong
and sister, Mrs. James Darlington. have
returned to ottawa after a three weeks
visit here.-Mr and Mrs. Rubin A. Damon
and Mrs. Alma Boutele have returned
to East Middlebury after a 10 days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Damon In
Sudbury.-Miss Blanche Belanger OF
Delphine and Gertrude LaFleur.-Mss
Dora Winters and Miss Mable Foote have
returned to Brooklyn. y. Y, after three
weeks In town.-The topic for the Thurs
day evening mid-week prayer meeting in
the vestry of the Congregational Church
this week will be THE Church As II
Ought to Be in the World That Is To Be"
Mrs. John Hainon has returned from
Pittsford after 10 days visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas w. Carrigan.-Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Sheldon and daughter.
Miss Adriel Sheldon, have returned to
Florence after a brief visit here.
The college football eleven announce
three games TO be played on Porter Field
here against other colleges, within the
next two or three weeks: On Saturday,
October 20, there will be n game against
Der l. the game will be with Norwich Uni
versity: and Friday. November Is, the
lClarkson Techs are scheduled to play n
game here.-Monday. market day eggs
brought GO TO 20 cents and butter GO to 70
cents Frank ]. Donahue has re-
turned from n short stay In Northfeld
during which he attended the centennial
anniversary exercises of his alma mater
Norwich Unversity.-Nelson A. Goss has
returned from Rutland, where he has
been serving on the petit jury In the
United States district court.-John Wilke
son and son. Henry, have returned to
Pawtucket, X, l., after two weeks visit
in Middlebury and vicinity