Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-27
Addison County
MIDDLEBURY


Is survived by her husband, one son and
six daughters; her mother, Mrs. Michael
Leddy and one sister. Miss Mary Leddy.
both Of Burlington; and one brother, John
Leddy of Underhill. The funeral services
were held at st. Marys Catholic Church
ut nine O'Clock on Saturday morning. The
Rev. T. !. Leonard otticiated. Burial
was in St. Mary's cemetery. MIR. Dorcy
was born in Underhll June %. ISIS. and
was the daughter nf Michael and Mary
tGilD Leddy
Mrs. Hannah Hodges, wife Of ieter
Tierney, died Thursday afternoon Of
pneumonia. She is survived by her nus
band, nine children. seven sisters and
three brothers.
Arthur G. Trudcau Wno for 4 year
has been employed as 4 pookkceper in
the Middlcbury National Bank has been
appointed by Senator William F. DiilinS
ham rs cade: in the United States Mill
tar, Academy, West Point. N. Y This
young man Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry G.. Trudeau of South street and Is
n graduate of Nlddlebury College in last
years class and came forth from that in
stitution with so high n standing that he
was released from the ordinary obliga-
! tion to undergo the mental examinations.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Horace a. Wicker
| have returned to Morrsvlle after visit
| ing in town several weeks.-President
| John NJ. Thomas will deliver the Memorial
day Sunday address in Weybridgo Sun
| day, May 90 and on the following day
will deliver the regular Memorial day ad-
dress in Ludlow-NTiss Frances Il. War
! ncr. teacher in the High School. who
has been absent from duty for some time
on account of illness has so far recovered
as to be able to resume her duties. Supt.
\,.t1, " Oh, of har
classes during her illness.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank j. Walton and daughter, Nora,
of Schenectady. y. v, are in town for a
visit OF a couple of weeks.-Mrs. Eugene
L. Pierce has gone to Whiting to stay
| some time with her daughter. Mrs.
| Arthur j. Freeguard.-The village au-
| thorities have a gang of men at WORK
under Street Commissioner McGlinchey
rebuilding the old stone road near the
passenger station on Seymour street. This
road has been subjected to the heaviest
traffic of any road in town.-Mrs. Mary
Towner and sister Mrs. Annette Frisbie
have returned to Poughkeepsie. y. Y.
after six weeks in Middlebury.--The store
building which Thomas Bullock has foi
some time been putting up on Seymour
street especially for the occupancy oi
Thomas Ellis has been completed and
Mr. Ellis has moved from the old build
ing nearby into his new and more com
modious quarters.-Mr. and Mrs. c. W
Page and daughter have returned IRON
Florida, where they spent the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Stone have solo
their home place on Washington stree
- w. II. Caswcil. who will soon taxi
possession. and Mrs. w. II. Thomas
who have spent the winter at Lake telen
Fla. havs returned home.-N. ]. Sanford
| ha To ayrl =
barn at Lake Dunmorc which he will re
model into a cottage.-Fordyce Moore Il
in town to visit his family at the hom
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Is. Moore
Erwin Piper is ill.,
The annual meeting of the Addison
County Association of Churches was helt
a with the church in Weybridgc Tuesday
The forenoon session began at 10 O'CLOCK
: with devotional services conducted pS
4 Fred NJ Hagadorn. Reports of committees
I were submitted as follows: on beneVo
: Ience, Deacon Il. Fl. Holmes; Bible an'
Sunday School. Miss Cora Beach; de
> nominational interest, the Rev. Henry Z
= Newell: young peoples work, Mrs. - II
I.andon; civic and moral interests. Chare'
. II. Button: director of the State confer
encc, the Rev. William f. Frazier Al
o hour and a half was taken at this pom
. for dinner and at 1870 o'clock the after
4 noon session began With a devotona
4 service conducted by the Rev. Bcrnar'
Chase after which TWO important Bn'
4 interesting rapers were given. frst OF
"Hov We Car Get People to Attcn'
c Church Again" by the lieV. F. NJ. hoc',
dorm. and second ~ ''CorHregafiHrTa' re
I sponSlh,l.ty in Tns Cnuntrs by the Rev
elE. r.. Simlons. THIS WA; followed by
A discussion Oh This Country OF Ours
AZ ~ tlyt 81 ~
ton. 'rhp w.ls follows, b. a hus!nss.. nns
. sic,, AMI unarter ot AN ,rnii: rcrcss u
q FOUR o','...t Vl,eu .: strong 's'r'"n va
. nrnarh,. ny tac Rev. r. '. Young
& cnm,,,"o, .~n-icc vas held by the Rev
=, ~. e.. >..~oi. anc the Rrv H"i WY Gu"ck
4 There. .-as . large attcn5ance AT tao evo
n.nE session. With devotional setS'ces' d,
the Rov ar. Hagatorn. The SeV (.
Merrill, secretary cf the Vcruront S'aN
conference. followed Wit. HI address OF
"This Courty's Opportunity IN tIc .sfhte'
II Fellowship " after which soothar acdTf-
ion This Countv's Relat"n 20 80
Worlds Nide Fir>t' waa given oy ~
;oy. C-unK c. I.anoacn- missionary =
>. ~. phil,pp!ne lsiai,da, under the Amer
r..n Board of Fortlgn Missions. Eacl
arch in the county was entitled 20 ~
D. .,.rcs.r..e~i by IFS pastor and four dele
,...:,. ard ttc delegations were quite I'M
! -rn..i cycry section Of the county.
Gilbert tie ld ~, WHO had hecn III gu
i n fow days with pneumonia, died Tues
y dav forenoon at the age OF 20 years. haV
o ing boon buiu in st. Valentine. Canada
February T.. 1876. coming to the state
u when about 70 years of age. lie had sine
" lived in this vicinity. lie is survived b.
: q wife and four daughters, Mrs. Jamc
2 Perkins. Mrs. Avery Call, Mrs. steve
o Deiadon and Mrs. Edward Blair all o
c MiddloburN. and four sons, Peter Dejado
: of Shoreham. Simon Dejadon, Napoleo
II Deiadon of Middlebury and Charlie
II pcjadon of Cornwall. The funeral vii
G bo held at 81. Mary's Catholic Churc
this morning at nine O'Clock AM
" intcrment will be in the family iot IN IN
local Catholic cemetery.-On frida
u afternoon of this week pre-memor'ai eN
| crciscs will be held in some OF the dc
partmcnts of the local graded scnooi'-
The Rev. George Ilsley of Limerick, Me
is here for a ten days visit 10 his daugh
ter. Miss Gertrude Ilsloy. at the Addiso
s Uouse,-Mrs Basil X Kodibanoff and daugh
n ter, who have been visiting for ten day
# at the home oi her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Y Il. NJ Chapman, have returned to NeN
=, | York city.-Mr. and Mrs. John Conwa
n are guests at the home of Mrs. Conway
s brother Or. L. l.. Dorey.-Mrs, Howar
n Hayes has returned from Leicester June
;, tion. where they have been on visit
the home of Mr.. and Mrs r. ii, Cole
= Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers have returne
y from Poultney, where they have been o
d a visit for a few days.-Mrs. Grant Chas
n and son Of Weymouth, Mass, and Mr.,