Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-20
Addison County
MlDDLEBURY

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torheys also inform Mr. westaI, that IN
consequence of his sister having d,aa t., -
| testate he was entitled to half ~ tbs
small property which she had Ief, ,,,to,,
after the payment of legal expenses vii,
amount to something like $50 poupds -,
sl''5o, In the whole. Mr. westali, who
| mas hVed IN this country, and Mddlehurv
more tnan 40 years, was in regular com.
| munication with his sister for a lonp no.
rlod prior TO the breaking out of the late
war out all during the war he found com.
munication difficult. Many times panere
mailed to MIN by his sister were five or
SIX weeks In getting to Middleburv
MISS Laura S. Hagar, sister Of Henry p
Hasar OF this village. who had lived with
her brother for over IL years, died IN
burlington Thursday afternoon in rooms
winch she had recently taken there Miss
hagar was Christian Scientist. In fail.
ing health from long continued stomach
trouble, she recently decided to move 70
burlington In order to be near a Christian
Science practitioner. Miss Hagar was
born in Weybrdge. December &. 1s41. the
daughter of Henry w and Emeline F.
u)rake) Hagar. Besides her brother. the
only surviving near relatives are five
nephews and one niece The remains
were brought here on the sleeper Thurs
day night and taken to the home of her
brother on Washington street, where the
FUNERAL services were held at 23O o'clock
Saturday afternoon. The interment was
In the lot In Weybridge. Rev. F. NJ.
fagadorn Of North Ferrisburg has been
engaged by William p. Russell Post. No.
49, q. a. r., to deliver the address at the
Memorial day exercises-The remains Of
Mrs. Anne Marceill, a former resident of
salisbury, but recently of Stephentown,
~ l., who died In that town, March 10.
were brought here on the afternoon train
March II and taken to St. Marys Cath
oilc cemetery for burial in this village.
Inc bearers were John d. Beeham, Golf
ives Amos NsasSeill. Edgar Marceill,
Moses Marceill anc Arthur Marceill. She
was y years old and died in that town on
Marcn 10. She was the daughter of
Thomas and Fannie (Strai) Beeham. The
funeral was held there and Father Iry-
ing of that place officiated.
st. Patrick's day passed off here Nom
day in the usual quiet manner. There
was mass at ST. Marys Church at
eight O'Clock in the morning and at night
a nine-act picture play was given In the
town hall under the title Of the Tran
I.
parish. There had been a large advance
sale Of tickets and in spite of the bad
weather and worse roads a house full of
people assembled.-Elmer Davis, who has
been spending about week in Middle
bury and vicinity. has started on his re-
turn home to Richmond. Va.-Miss Ada
Smith OF Proctor IL in town to spend a
few days with her mother, Mrs. Robert
Thomas.-The war department announces
that all the property belonging to the
government which Is now In the hands
of the local county board of examiners
whose duties have been completed will
be sold on sealed bids to be opened Satur-
day, March % at 1000 a. m., at the Of
hce of the secretary of the board. Rufus
Wainwright. county clerk in the Addison
county court house. and the board are
given the right to accept and reject any
or all bids. And persons desiring to bid
on any one or more articles may have
the privilege of inspecting them at the
Mcknnon and Noah
Thompson of Bristol are spending
some time in town.-Monday, mar
liet day. eggs brought IS cents and
butter 80 to 55.-Mrs. Horace Ferris
has gone to Fitchburg, Mass, called
there by the sickness of a relative.-Frank
Shackett. Jr., has returned from the
Fanny Allen hospital, where he UNDER
went an operation q few weeks ago
Harry l.. Cushman. who has been i'll for
a week, has so far recovered as to be
able to be at his place Of business again. /
Edward King is moving from the
Professor Means place to the Prof. A. w. !
Eddy farm just south of this village
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McQuivey
eft Saturday for Wendall, Ohio !
where Mr. McQuivey will have charge |
If the Farmers Cooperative store |
n that town.-George Eels. who is |
1t training camp in New York, !
s in town to visit his parents, Mr. and |
Mrs. Truman Eells-Mrs. William H. |
Brewster is in New Yorl; city to visit |
Ter daughter, Dorothy. who is training |
1t the Hahnemann hospital-Mrs. Nettie
adams Of Cornwall. w. B. Ross of Ash
and. Mass and f. II. Rose Of Worces- |
er. Mass. who have been visiting at the |
lome of Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Hayes for .
week, have returned to their homes
Mrs. Sylvester Murray and Mrs. G. B.
Murray have returned from Keene,
Y. H.. where they met Gordon B. MUIR
ay, who was on his way home from
Newport News. Va. having been re-
|
ce.-Henry Hodges. X Of c. secre-
airy. who has been visiting his parents.
dr. and Mrs. G. j. Hodges in East
has returned to Hoboken.
\. J.-Dr. w. A. Dewey of Ann Arbor.
1ich.. is in town on visit at the home
f his son, Earl Dewey.-Mrs. Allen
Warner and daughter. Agnes. who have
zen In town for two weeks to visit her
mother, Mrs. c., S. Wainwright, have
eturned to Albany. n. Y-P. II. Eaton
J confined to the house by the effects
an injured knee.-Harry l.. Cushman
! ill.-Word has been, received from the
amy Allen hospital that Hiland Har-
Is, the l5-year-old son of Mr. and
lrs Charles Il. Harris. underwent a
iccessful operation for appendicitis.
William II. Collins. who for several I
ears has been in charge Of the bakery !
the Taylor block here will close his I
usincss Saturday. the 18th, and will go {
} his former home in Brandon There !
ary in April, he will resume the bak-
ry business which he formerly con-
ucted Brandon having been for the last
ear without any bakery and Middlebury =
aving two. Mrs. Arthur Bssett, who
'rreriy at one time had charge Of the :
Iiddlebury bakery in the Taylor block. :
i'll resume management Of the same :
hen Mr.. Collins vacates the place.
iiliam Merritt, who has been here on !,
ten days visit to his mother, Mrs. i,
enry Merritt, from Camp Upton, l.. l.,
artcd on his return to the camp Sun \
~ night,-Mrs. William Damon Of Sud =
Try is I'm East MiddIebury to visit the r