Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-10

on the hand uninjured and 1t was thought
possible that some of the other fingers
might be saved, but the chances are SLIM
Goss was taken on the noon train TO
the Proctor hospital for treatment
accompanied by DR.. s. s. Eddy. Mr.
Goss had been employed at the marble
mill and their predecessors, the Bran
don Italian Marble company. for " years
and during the latter years hos WORKED
as a marble sawyer.-Prof. Charles BIZ
lings. who for some years has been con-
nected with the Troy Conference Acad-
envy, will come to Middlebcry College
to teach Greek for the following schooi
year in place of Prof William II. Bur-
rage, who has teen given a years leave
of absence.-Miss Julia Barry.
teacher in the Middlebury graded school,
has gone to Vergennes and will pass the
summer there with her sister. Miss Elisa-
beth Barry.-George Lee, superintendent
of the Middlebury Marble company's
works, is in Pawlet to visit Mr.. ana
Mrs. Merritt Sheldon.-The Rev. and
Mrs. Ola r. Houghton of Wallingford
with their sons, Albert and Lyle. ana
their daughter. Miss Evelyn. are here TO
spend a months vacation with MRS.
Houghton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs wal
ter l.. Billings.-Mr and Mrs. A. II.
Foote and w. F. Hollenback of Johns
town. N Y, are in town for short
stay.-The Rev. Martin E. Cady of
Evanston, ILL.,, who has been in town
for several weeks, has gone to Poultney,
where he is the guest Of Or. and Mrs.
Charles II. Dutton, and whore Mr.. CAdy
was formerly principal of the Troy Con-
ference Academy for several years.
There will be an old folks dance In the
pavilion at Moosalamoo Park, Lake
Dunmore, to-night.--Milo X. Moore is Ill
Miss Evelyn Bruya Of Barre Is in town
to visit her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
Napoleon Lapan.-Superintend Ham.
mond and force of the Morgan Horse
farm passed through the town with a
Buckeye ditcher yesterday capable OF
putting in 1000 to 1,500 feet per day. A
large track will be drained this sum.
mer on the government farm.-The Sun.
day evening community services which
were held in the Addison House PARK
every pleasant evening last summer
will he repeated this season In the parl
on pleasant evenings and in one OF the
nearby churches other evenings. The
first meeting was held last Sunday eve.
ming, but under cover. and the address
was given by Prof. Raymond Mcfarland
The program for the remaining Sunday
evenings in July is as follows: July 10
the Rev Ebert B. Holmes, the Episco
pal rector; July 90, Prof. Henry w. Law
renee of the college; July q, Prof
Frank W. Cady of the college.-Th,
Middlebury Grange will hold meeting
on Merchants row Friday evening ant
will be known as childrens night Thu
following committee will have charge o
the affair: Mrs. F. j. Hubbard. Mrs
Mary Caswell, Mrs. A. ]. Backmer AM
Mrs. NJ. K. Moore.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthu
j. Blackmer are visiting for few day
with Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Marshall a
| Caspian Lake.-Ralph Brown, son o
f. c. Brown, has returned from an /
months overseas service with the Ameri
| can Expeditionary Forces.-Mrs. Herber
| Taylor of Worcester is spending tn
week with Mrs. Lorenzo Tucker.-Mrs
Guideon E. Abbey has gone to Cam
Kill Kare, Lake Champlain, for a sta
of several weeks.-Mrs. Raymond Boz
ton, who has been boarding with Nj
ana Mrs. Solomon Aines for severe
weeks. while studying piano and orga
with Professor Hathaway. has returne
| to her home in Cabot. Her HUSBAND
Capt. Raymond Bolton, arrived froi
Mrs. B. d. Cook is at the Mary Fletche
hospital in Burlington for treatment
Mrs. Peter Boise is in Troy. n. H.