Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-17
IN VERMONT:
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES


county the following number of cans in
each town; West Addison. 265: East Addi-
son. l63l; BridDort $50; Bristol not yet
reported; Cornwall, 1881; Ferrisburg. 32i:
Leicester. 51l; Lincoln. Z; Middlebury.
19l1; New Haven. III; Orwell. aes Pan
ton, 2.01; Ripton. 40: Salisbury. 9,7
Waltham. a,49l; Weybrdge, ga; Whiting.
5S9; Shorcham. 2S5.
Roy L. Douglas of this town has sold
his mountain farm in the town Of Han.
cock to Erwin l.. Lewie-Mr and Mrs
William S. Farwell and daughter Miss
Nellie Farwell. have returned to Au-
gusta, Me, after a several weeks visit
in this section.--Mr. and Mrs, Henry
j. Bartlett of Glenn Island, N Y, are
in town for several weeks-The
Women's club will hold food sale in
the Evans shoe store Friday after
noon from one to four o'clock and the
proceeds are for the benefit of the dis
trict nurse fund--Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
II. Hobbs are spending the week IN
Ellenburg, y. Y. They are max
ing the trip by automobile-Word
has been received from the Proc
tor hospital that Nelson Goss, who was
taken TO that institution last week on
account of an accident to one hand
while at work at the Middlebury branch
OF the Vermont Marble company, is
doing as well as could be expected
Mr.. an Mrs Harry Vassar and son have
gone to Northfield. where they will visit
for few days and at the same time
VIII ship their household goods to this
village They Will keep house in the
George LanGworthy house on willard
street.-David sheldon. who was ar
rested 10 days ago on charge of in
tf,xf fRlt Ion,
jail on bond, was in the Addison county
municipal court Tuesday and pleaded
guilty to the charge. He was fined sle
and costs of $3.50. which he paid
Harold Searle, who met with an acct.
dent on the East Mddlebury road Mon.
day evening. is reported as getting
along as well us could be expected
there being no broken bones. He |.
/ more or less bruised and it will be
several days before he will be around
again.-Mrs. Ira Pond and children of
burlington are in town to visit the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs Phelps
]. Coolihan.
/ The baseball team composed Of Middle
bury young men who were defeated by
score of to last Sunday by the Camr
Zelenko team at Lake Dunmore will
play the Zelenko team again next Sun,
day. Epstein. former Middlebury high
school pitcher. will be the star artist
for Zelenko and Kennedy Of New York
will catch. Elmer and whittimore will
be the battery for Middlebury.-Nilliam
LaFountain. former blacksmith in this
village. who was drafted into the national
army Is months ago. and who has seen
overseas duty. has returned to this coun-
try and has been discharged. He has
re-opened his shop on Washington street.
The Rev. Martin F.. Cady will preach
in the Methodist Church Sunday in the
absence OF the pastor. the Rev. G. NJ.
Moody. who together with his wife and
daughter went to Mechanicsville, n. Y.
yesterday by automobile to stay for a
week. They will attend the Round Lake
Institute while away which is in ses-
sion at the present time.-The Middlebury
town baseball team will play game OF
baseball with the Rochester team at Mee-
hans. Lake Dunmore Park, Sunday.
Jack Vail will pitch for Middlebury.--
Dr. Earl Cushman of Brooklyn, y. Y.
is in town to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Cushman.-Mtss Elizabeth Gill
more has returned from Rutland. where
she has been for some time visiting her
parents. Mr.. and. Mrs b. NJ. Gilmore
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel Mason and young
sons. Dick and Tom, of Springfield. are
in town visiting relatives.-Mrs. Mary
Lawrence returned Wednesday to Hague,
~ Y. after two months stay in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery Merchant have re-
turned to Buffalo. n. Y. after a stay Of
several weeks in Middlebury and neigh
boring towns.-Messrs Alden Gellert and
Henry Douglas returned Tuesday tc
Nashua. n. H.. after completing two
! months engagement in this section
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mathews of Prince
ton. n. j., are in town for a few weeks
stay-Mr. and Mrs. Horace Elmer have
received word that their son. Bradford
F. Elmer. who has been with the national
army in France few months. had arriv-
ed at Camp Devens. and that he expected
to be soon discharged from the service.