Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-07
Addison County
MIDDLEBURY

Miss Florence Holmes, have gone to
Schenectady, N Y, where they will spend |
some time-Mrs Charles r. Crane is In |
Brattleboro, where she is the guest at
tho home of DR.. and Mrs. W. II. Lane.
Her son, Charles Crane, Jr underwent
an operation at the hospital in that city |
Wednesday and is reported as doing !
well.-The Rev. Henry G. Newell of the
| local Congregational Church conducted
the services and preached in the Con-
gregatonal Church in Brandon Sunday
H. K Twitchel of New York city is to
visit his brother, d. S. Twitchell, in his
native town of of Weybridge.- e.-Laighton
Wade, an instructor in English at the
summer session of the college, Is taking
a weeks vacation in Rutland at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Wade.
The milk dealers here have again raised
the price of their products, the increase
for milk this time going from II to 10
cents per quart for cash customers and
IA cents for credit customers, with skim
milk and butter milk at seven cents
quart and cream 20 cents for half pint
jugs.-Mr and Mrs Charles Needham and
children have returned from Orwell,
where they have been visiting at the
home of Mrs Needham's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. o. Raymond.-Miss Mildred
Morse, eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert e. Morse of Rutland, returned to
that city by automobile Sunday after
week with relatives here.-Most of the
BARRIERS in Middlebury village have agreed
on a schedule raising the price of hair
cutting from % to 35 cents a clip.
Miss Isabelle Herbert, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Herbert. who had
been i'll for some time with complca-
ton of troubles, died Friday afternoon
at the age of 20 years. She is sur
vived by her parents, Ave sisters, Mrs.
Clarence Lindsey of Springfield, Mrs.
| Raymond Montgomery of Albany. N. Y.
Marion, Wilma and Margaret Herbert of
this village and two brothers, Ray
mond Herbert of Crown Point. n. Y,
and Ira Herbert of Rutland. The
funeral was held at St Mary's Catho-
lie Church Monday morning at o'clock
and burial was in Bridport.-Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson A. Goss have received word
that their son. Frank Goss, who has been
serving with the 18th Machine Gun Bat
TALON overseas for IS months, had arrived
in the United States and that he was at
Camp Merritt, n. Frank Cotton of
Bristol, who was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Edward ]. Higgins. the secretary
of State charging him with operating an
automobile more than five days T
number, was taken into Addison county
; court and pleaded guilty. Judge A. w.
Dickens fined him $24 Is, which he paid
1t Is understood he sold his machine as
soon as he arrived at his home.-Mrs
Clarence Langworthy and daughter,
Dorothy, have returned to Bristol after
a few days here.-Miss Wilma Herbert
has resigned her position at the store Of
the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. and has
accepted position at the store or
E. p. Cushman & Son.-Thomas Bullock
has broken ground for building on Sey-
mour street near the passenger depot.
which, when completed, will be used for
store, it is understood.-M *. Moore,
Jr.. of the city mail carrier force, is
enjoying a two weeks vacation and his
place is supplied by Frank Bullock and
Substitute Carrier d. P. Cloyes is TAX
ing Frank Bullock's route.-Miss Edith
, Alden of Fishkill-on-t Hudson, n. Y,
, Is at the Addison House for a few
, weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stober of
. Jamaica Plains. Mass, are guests of Mrs.
Stobers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bullock.-Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Archibald
of Springfield. ILL.,. are in town on a
visit at the home of Mr. Archibald s
sister. Miss Susan Archibald.-Mr. and
, Mrs. Harry r. Lazowitz have purchased
the Grosvenor house on Pleasant street.
They will take possession about Septem-
2 Der 1.-Peter Tereny and family are
moving from South street to the Delphia
house on Munroe street.
Charles NJ. Remele was somewhat
=, burned about the face Sunday while
opening a can of chloride of lime when
the can exploded. Some of its con-
tents flew into his face and eyes. DR.
Stanton s. Eddy was called and 1t is
expected that the sight of his eye will be
, fully saved.-Monday, market day, eggs
brought So cents, dairy butter 81 and
. creamery butter 63.-Dr. j. j. Ross
who has been passing the month of
, July in surgical work at White Rock
l hospital, White Rock. N. c.. has re-
turned home and it is understood he
will soon open an office in his new
home on College street.-The Rev. and
Mrs. Henry C. Newell left Tuesday
! for Three Rivers. Mass, where
J they will pass their vacation.-The
Rev. Roy e. Whittimore and family
. are passing their vacation at Grand
View camp-Monday was the s9tf
birthday anniversary of Otis Abbey
Mr. Abbey is in good health and unu-
sually vigorous for his years and is
in the village practically every day
!, He had numerous callers at his home
on South street during the day. who
q brought him hearty congratulations
= and good wishes for the future. and
:, many cards and other messages were
: received by mail-Charles Westall
Sr, went Sunday to Richmond, where
= his wife had preceded him and where
there Is to be a family gathering al
:, the home of his son, Henry Westall.-
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Fletcher are
passing few days with relatives al
n Clarendon Springs.
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