Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-29

naries. Mr.. CnurCn represented ms
town in the Legislature of 1903 has
wide and favorable Acquaintance in the {
county and viii make worthy senator :
+ he is ciected.-News waS received Fri
lay Of tne desth in Meeker, Colo, where
he had lived for tho past IL years or go.
Of Horace F. Hewlett, formerly CT Sails
bury. Mr.. Hewlett, before going West
spent much Of his time in MjddIebury and
WIS one Of the most widely known ard
popular business men In Addison county.
Since locating in Colorado no mad Decn
largely interested in cattle ranches. but
had recently disposed of all his interests
With the intention of retiring.
Mrs. William A. Shaw Of Brattieho,o Is
in town on a visit at The nome of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fradette.-
Charles Wooster, an old-tifne Middlehu-y
boy, who has been visiting distant rcl,-
tives in this section for two wcei1s after |
an absence from town Of 3 years. has re !
turned to Detroit, Mich. Mr.. Wooster did |
not come hero to visit his brother, Orlando |
Wooster, as one paper had it, for Orlando |
Wooster has been dead for more than 3ol
years.-County Agricultural Agent r. F. |
Franklin and Miss Emma Fuller. county
demonstration agent, went to New Haven
Saturday night and did some dem
onstrating in meeting of the Grange
at that place.-Mrs. J. E. Palmer and
daughter, Mariana, have returned from
Brdport, where they have been on visit
to relatives.-Wlliam II. Baldwin. Jr., has
gone to Shoreham for a visit with his
school fellow, Mitchell Sullivan.-Mrs.
Stephen A. Doody has gone TO Orwell for
a few weeks with her sister, Mrs Guy G.
Cook.-Superintendent of Schools Arthur
w. Eddy of Middlebury and State Drec-
! tor of Rural Schools John D. Whittier of
| Burlington have returned from Bridpor'
where they have been in conference with
! the school directors on the subject Of
! some school inprovements.-Mrs. Vivian
! Robinson. who has been for some time
| visiting relatives at East Middeburv, has
returned to Noyan Junction. n. Y.-The
| Misses Marcia Winslow and Pauline
Partch of New Haven are in town for a
couple of weeks.--County Fish and Game
Commissioner George H Chaffee has re-
turned from Granville, where he has been
during the week on official business.-Dr.
Louis E. Hope of Middlebury. who has for
a year been practicing with the firm of
Bixby & Stevens, dentists. in Ludlow has
recently purchased the business and taken
possession of anne.--Mrs. L. J. Hathaway
has gone to st. Albans on visit al the
home Of her father Frank Upper er-Mrs
tllZdOern Jones OF Boston is Lne SutS'
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. A. T
Calhoun.-Mrs. l.. J. Bruya and daughter
who have been in town for 10 days on ?
visit at the home of her mother, have re
turned to Barre.-Mrs. Stewart Andrews o
/, Belmont, Mass. is tho guest OF he
, mother. Mr.. and Mrs NJ J. Graham
Mrs. W. s. Huntley has returned from
Lyndhurst. Va, where she attended th
wedding of her son, Winfield S Huntley
, F. e. Evans has moved from the Ros
house on Court street TO the J. NJ. Burk
house on on High street.-Mrs Fay Mar
tin and son. Stoddard. who have reel
here for a few weeks on a visit to rela
, tives and friends, have returned t
Bethlehem. Pa.-Howard Hayden ha
, gone to Rutland. where he will spend tw
, weeks.-Mrs. Emily Brainard of Wash
ington. q. C.. who has spent three week
with Col. and Mrs. T. NJ. Chapman. ha
gone to Grafton, y. H.. where she wi
suend a few weeks. before returning t
her home.-Mrs. I. s. Ufford of Westfor
is in town to visit her son, Page S
I-ford d-Chares cutting has gone
Bridgeport, Conn. where he has secure
For quite while now the constan
| rains have beer tcnding TO djscourag
tho e,rasshoppers, but the past FEY
, ra:;lless days seem to aave recaNe
them to l.fe and some cf tbc Tcsfpc
owns in the county Az now asnj
= ors-7un nv -sst droves 81 'N~ pee
o m arit. Of 7trcfl -ntn rzyipS ha- bee
q r~ntipuct and rorebov a great q' 80
d .itv Of C--sc las SNrn co. ars got ~
V der covcr, so tSat the tr>ScNOorer
= will not got all IF 'e- Irop 'rt tho
4 .s s.ill -,rch uncut C-.Ts IN the fie;o
= and It i- |sared that the pests vi
&c --oate h,vo. in this n,,d the out,Sts &C
IT .rc Eru!-. - well ~ IN ,N.-sc gardnc
'i A large t>@v OF Pi'tcsopi s'''.- hs-N
4 eope i.t7 rarc- 70: nv SU-~->er
70 Lake Turr,oi., I've re,vtv corr'-7s'
If the Misacs M!-rior1e AUen. KATY leo
- D5..,av katherine apr ia Tim"e~
fTt-a,,, Dute'le f~tN-+'-r Conwa
J. an.i Mar, Keith Mira C.to-gr' =, E'u
ID sew Of Gu-no,, ~. r, is IN town f'
ut 6 short a.sy with h~- da lgbfe., Mr.
- Pt ,Iip f., Cra.na-H,Rs Jcrsi~ i Poo
nt are her -yrothoi P-..lr,i c. Foots ha-
Is ratu-net home after few dSyC Wis
" ~ Tn, hon,- Of their hrcther. Chars
r. Foo:o, IN wallincio-d-A c-nssac
able ,ur7ser Of t~Jple frorl Mddl
bury and adt0Ning towns went
L. train and AUTO tr BurliE rtpn Tu-srfs
N to taac ir tie circus M. ARD Mr
=, Ranscm T. o'Brtrn tsSe gone for
A round Of visits Sith relatives al
~ friends In West Rutland and Ftttsfor
m Mrs. Gideon II. Abbey hns Joined
NJ PARTY Of friends In camp a: Sa-rp r.
"A Karr at Thompson's Fo;rt cn 1Al
:, c'hamplain . few veeks-Mr. and MI
Thomas F. Burns and tho Misses Ola
and Cecile Burns went Sunday TO Ri
land to attend .hc funeral services
- their cousin. lieutenant William
L Tighe, whose remains have tust oe'
brought hack from france. where
C. lied while in the U. S. service In =
d. big war.-Chcster }. Cooter has go
a., to Philadelphia for a stay of two
three n,onths.-Miss Ircno Burns h
go resumed her position IN tbs store
Lewis A. Eanfield after a twC wcol
m vacation.--The John U, Steele hou
Ii, on South Main street, which rec~n,
fe came into the possession of Middlebu
nd College, is being given a thorou
TO, course OF repairs and ha4s been l-s.s
or a couple of feet.--Mrs John F. Sti'
of has returned home after few da!
he stay at her former home in Morrfsvil
n A couple dozen young fellows frc
the Zelenko boys camp at Lake Du
on more hiked into town early Tuesd
forenoon, a distance of eight mil
had a good feed at a. restaurant a
after seeeing the sights hiked back
au the camp again.
t: The Rev Roy T. Whittimore. pastor
re- the Memorial Baptist Church, at tho MOI
ing services Sunday read his resignatiC
re- which is to take effect Saturday. Aug,
2s Mr.. whittimore has been pastor
u.s. this church for six years and has be
liar m xr~tth nA n.