Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-26
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT:
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
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hoDert Calhoun. MIS- N. "A. seymour
Don Hamilton and John Mally, both OF
the 3O2nd engineers, have been discharged
and arrived home. Allen l.. Droette, who
has been at base veterinary hospital in
France for year. has also arrived home.
DR.. P. l.. Dorey has received word that
his brother, Frank Dorey of the S0th divi-
sion, had arrived at Newport News from
overseas.-Miss Clara Bruya of Burling-
ton Is In town to visit her mother, Mrs.
Mary Bruya-Miss Ilene Banning Is
spend few days with her aunt Mrs +.
j. Demers. in Bristol-Dr. and Mrs. ID. A.
Holland of Cambridge, Kans, are here
for a weeks visit with Dr. Hollands sis
ter. Mrs. Frank j. Donahue.-The Misses
Ruth and Rosalie LaBrake of Florence
are here to visit their brother. Archie La
kf-Mrs. Albert Lawton OF Chester Is
here to visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Hil.-Mss 1nez Cooke, n teacher in
tho Brandon graded school, is In town to
spend the summer with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie J. Cookc.--Dr. and Mrs
John A. Caldwell of Florence are in town
for n wecls' visit.-Dr. and Mrs. Edward
B. Gift who have been spending several
days In town, have returned to Fair
Haven-The union mid-week prayer
meeting will be held IN the Methodist
Church Thursday evening at the usual
hour.
Middlebury has had FIVE burglaries in
two months, another one having been
committed some time Tuesday night
early Wednesday morning. when the
store of the Middlebury Supply company.
owned by Harry Lazowitz, was entered
and relieved of s11, taken from the cash
register. The burglars gained admittance
at the rear of the store. Standing a
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which covers the window and then pried
open the window The register drawer
was open. So far as known there was
nothing else taken There is clue
as to the identity of the person or per-
sons who are committing the burglaries
and the police are puzzled. From the ap
pearance of things it looks as though the
! burglars are evidently familiar with the
! locations.
The Case Street Cemetery corporation
will hold their annual meeting and clean
up Friday if the weather is favorable: :
otherwise, the following day.-One of the
social events of the day occurred Tues
| day afternoon and evening at Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank Lasher's at their home in
| Happy Valley when 30 of the Young Peo-
PIES society of the Memorial Baptist
/ Church were entertained by them. The
young people gathered at the church in
the afternoon and We're taken to the
Lasher home on a hayrack and auto
mobiles where they enjoyed the after
noon and at six o'clock supper was served
in the woods Just north of the house
where everything good to eat was had
and lot of it, after which they re-
turned to the lawns at the house where
q social hour was enjoyed returning
home in the same way as they went out.
| All who attended report one of the best
of times.-The wid-week union prayer
meeting will be held this evening in the
Methodist Church. Miss Esther Carlson
has gone to Rutland to spend the summer
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar c. Carlson.-Mrs. Charles A.
Adams and son, Charles, Jr., who have
been for week at the home of her
father, President Ezra Brainerd. have re
turned home to Castleton.-Albert A
Houghton and sister Miss Evelyn Hough-
ton, have gone to Wailingford for a sum.
mer stay at the home of their parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. Ola r. Houghton-M
Cecilia Carrigan of Pittsford will come tc
M!~dlebury July ! to ofllciate as super
intendent of the local canning establish.
ment which was so successfully carried
on last season under her management -
! Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Clark, who were
in town during commencement, have re
l. turned to Rutland accompanied by Their
daughter. Miss Ruth Clark a new grad
, , uate of the college.-Mr and Mrs JohI
j. Rowel have returned to WallingforC
, |, after a visit of several days in Middle
bury and vcinity.--The annual picnic O.
t. Stephen sEpiscopal Church will Occur
to-day at Moosalamoo Park, Lake Dun
= more. leaving this village at $3.50 o'clock
y by autom obiles.-Mrs. Elizabeth and Mis-
" Ellen Wiley of Ansona, Conn, are visit
!, ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs E. J
W1ley.-Miss Esther Richardson o
, Springfield, Mass, is visiting for tw,
. weeks with Miss Marjorie Calhoun.-Prof
!, l.. j. Hathaway is in Rutland conductin.
examinations In music at the Rutlan,
, high school.-Miss Emma Fuller ATTENDED
: the exercises at the University of Yer
!, mont Tuesday and later went to Mont
. peller 10 be present at the graduating eX
II ercises of the Montpelier Seminary.-Th
a Addison County Fish and Game Leagu
n Will have its summer outing at LAX
, Dunmore Friday Dinner will be serve
at the hotel, with sports at Meehan'
n park In the afternoon. From all indica
9 tions, 1t is expected that the larges
f gathering ever held by the league will b
held at this time.-Mrs. Frances Hooke
n or schenectady, n. Y, Ia in town for
a FEW weeks and has force of men a
a WORK making some extensive repairs o
a her residence on Seminary street.