Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13
Addison County
MIDDLEBURY

charging him with burglary and who has
been out on bail of 1000, was taken
UP in municipal court Wednesday May
5. After one of the articles had
been identified by the plaintiff, Attorney
James b. Donoway for the defense waiv-
ed further hearing In the lower court
and upon plea of the counsel for the
defendant bail was reduced from sl,oOO
to $500 for Blaise's appearance at the
June term of the Addison county court.
Bail was Immediately furnished.
! The mixed minstrels entertainment
given at the opera house Friday evening
| had one of the largest audiences gather
ed in this auditorium in recent years.
| The ent ertainment was for the benefit
of the Middlebury Grange and fine
sum was netted 1t was under the gen.
eral direction OF William NJ. Gibson.
| The interocutor was NJ. * Moore, Jr.,
and r. S. Edwards was the accompanist.
Parts in The long and pleasing program
were taken by the following young men
in addition to those already mentioned :
John Conlon, John Lowell, Roy Barter,
Edison Graves Frank Bullock, John Je-
row. William Galipeau, James McNulla,
Harry Bouvia. Arthur Murray. Fletcher
Taylor. Bernie Galipeau, and by the fol-
lowing young ladies': the Misses Edith
Cartmell Dorothy Cartmeli. Eusenia FL
dredge, Evelyn Coursey, Isabelle Bristol,
| Margaret Smith, Marjorie Cartmell,
Mary Eldredge, Alice Harper, Wilma He
bert, and Ella Scarborough.
The following appointments have
been made to fill vacancies on the
staff of the Mdlebury high school for
the coming year: Miss Mary l.. Smith
of Mlddlebury will fill the position as
instructor in the department of the
French language and literature. VIII
liam B. McMaster of Thetford has ac-
cepted the position of instructor in the
department of history and Miss Manley
of Chester will fill a vacancy which has
existed in the commercial department
OF the graded school staff, Miss Hazel
Pease will fill the position as teacher in
grade three made vacant by the resgna-
ton of Miss Mary Z. Scott, Miss Pease
has for several years been a teacher
in the Burlington schools There is only
one vacancy left In the teaching depart
ment in the graded school.
Prof. Raymond Mcfarland. county
chairman of the tuberculosis cam.
paign. announces to-day the list OF
local chairman for Addison county as
follows: Addison. the Rev. G. c. Cor
nell, Bridport, George Paine, Bristol
Ernest Guindon. Cornwall. Edward
Peet, Ferrisburg. c. s. Martin. Goshen
James Hathaway. Leiscester. Harry
Huntley. Lincoln. Charles Purington
Middlebury. DR.. ]. ]. Ross. Monkton
w. c. Donahue. New Haven. Russell
Everst, Orwell. Owen Wissell Pantor
E. s. Bristol, Ripton, Leslie Day. Sails.
bury, the Rev. David c. Reid, Shore
ham. Mrs. Mary NJ. Platt, NJ D.
Starksboro, Arthur Clifford. Vergennes
Robert McCuen, Waltham. H. w. Day
Weybrdge. Benjamin Wales. Whiting
L. A. Webster.-Carl o. Frost has
gone to Boston for few days.-Prof
Raymond Mcfarland, secretary of the
Vermont headquarters of the Inter
church World Movement. has gone t'
Cincinnati Ohio, for a few days in con
nection with his duties.-The higf
school glee club gave a fine concer
in the high school building Monda,
evening and there was n good atten
dance which was rendered in fin'
shape and the school deserves credi
for having such club.-Mr. and Mrs
Phillip Calhoun have been residing a
the Ross house on Franklin stret fol
n few months. have moved to the l.;
Fleur house on Pleasant street-Stat'
Fish and Game Commissioner Linus
Ieavens has removed the length limi
on steelhead trout in Middlebury rive
so that fishermen are permitted Il
, catch steelheads of any length during
the open season.--The Business Girls
club OF this village held n well at
tended whist party and social in theil
club rooms under the postoffice Mon
, day evening.
Monday market day, eggs brough
from 40 to 43 cents, dairy butter so t.
co cents, creamery ~ cents.-The con
templated repairs and Improvement
on the interior of the Logan House I
fit It for the accommodation OF tn
French school at the college have beeI
begun and will he continued on an ex
tensive scale until completed in tim
for the opening of the summer session
MIR. and Mrs. Felix Forester accom-
panied by the Misses Annette and Dor
Forester of Arlington. Virginia, are Il
town for few lays with friends
, Miss Mary Button has returned iron
, Brandon after short stay at the HON
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar
H. Button.-Frank j. Donahue. wh
has just completed the making of an in
surance map of the town of Brandon
went to Bristol Monday for month o
/, similar work in that town.-James an
John Flanagan OF Willsboro, n. Y
are In town for short time.-Mrs
| Elva Whittimore ana Mrs. Georg
Severy have returned to Sudbury afte
short visit in East Middlebury.
The Rev William Horace Day o
. Bridgeport. Conn. recently secretary
r the CONGREGATIONAL Council preached tw
J strong discourses in town Sunday.
the morning he conducted the service
( and preached in the Congregations
; Church in place of the pastor, the KEY
o Henry C. Newell. and in the evenin
he preached the weekly sermon at IN
= community service meeting in IN
5 Memorial Baptist Church.-Mrs. Lesli
Sparks has gone to Castleton, where sh
was called on account OF the illness O
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Philips Sparks
Mrs Elmira Greene of Salem, y. Y
q is in town for a short visit.-Mrs Jane
!, Farrell has returned to Rutland afte
o a two weeks visit to her parents, MI
8 and Mrs. p. L. McMahon.-Mr. and Mr.
!. l.. II. Stalker. who have for several year
4 resided In Stratford. Conn. and VIII
( moved back to town several weeks age
a are no& occupying their home on Wey
@ bridge street and have commenced max
: Ing repairs and improvements on same
9 A republican caucus has been Gale
{ In the lower town hall Saturday evenin
|, at eight O'Clock for the purpose of elect
n ing a new town committee and five dele
e gates and five alternates to the reput
r lican State convention, to be held Q
| Montpelier Wednesday. May 26-Mrs Ell
Fitch of Townsend Is in town to Wis
her sister, Mrs Charles Grandy.-Mr
q Lydia French has returned to her HON
n In Burlington after short visit at tn