Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-02
Addison County
MIDDLEBURY


had been here for two weeks on \ visit
to his brother, George T. Champagne,
but wns recalled to Fitchburg early in
the week because Of the serious condition
Of his wife.--Nrrs. Champagne was 30
years of age and besides her husband is
survived by one daughter, Miss Marie
Champagne, who wa graduated from
Mddiebury College two years ago.
l.. II. Stalker of Weybridgc street and
Mr.. Marrabone of Seymour street were
both thrown from the spring seat on
gravel rack Tuesday August "a when they
were about to get a load of dirt at the
Turner sand pit on College street, but
both were able to get home Since then
Mr.. Stalker began to get lame and is now
confined to the house from bruises There
are no bones broken. Mr.. Narrabone is
apparently all right and able to be at
his duties. 1t was miracle That both were
not badly injured "a the seat Is a hIgn one
and they were thrown quite distance over
the bank.
John Andres, who for the past year has
hecn the manager of the Addison County
Cooperative Dairy association, has re-
signed his position and will he succeeded
by !. y. Bartlett, who was formerly
county agent for Addison county and
has been in the employ of the company
for the past few months. The aseoca-
ton has recently added large artificial
ice making plant to its equipment which
is capable of getting out eight tons Of
ice avery "a hours. This will enable the
plant to get along without cutting and
storing the usual winter crop from outer
creek The artificial ice is made from
pure water that would otherwise run TO
waste and Is from the ammonia and brine
process ss.-Mrs\ Lorraine Tracy Of Lowell.
Mass, is In town on visit at the home
of her cousin. Mrs. c. +. Rich. on Wey-
bridge street.-Mr. and Mrs Edward
Seeley, who have been In town and in
camp at Long Point on Lake Champlain,
the guests of Mr.. Seeey's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles ]. Seeley. have returned
to their home IN Poughkeepsie, y. Y.
They were accompanied by Mr. Seeley g
| parents, who will spend several weeks at
the home of their son in that city.--Miss
| Helen Hayes has returned to her home
in Brooklyn. n. Y, after several weeks
stay at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.
Aines on South sTreet.--Mrs Edgar Binn
has returned from a several weeks visit
with relatives and friends in Mystic,
| Conn, and Westerly. r. |. She was ac-
companied home by her sister. Mrs. Hcl-
! lis Price, who will spend several weeks
here at the home OF her sister Mrs. Blinn
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy C. Russell have
| gone on an automobile trip to Ahtabula
| Ohio. They were accompanied by Mrs
| Russell's sister. Mrs. Jessie Hazelton. an6
three children, Dorothy, Frank snt
| Eleanor Hazelton. They expect to be-
absent about ter days.-Dr. r. w. Prem
tiss and Mrs. Mary Calling and two
daughters are on an automobile trip I,
Newport, where they will join Professor
! Collins. They wJl visit at Barton ant
! Barton Landing for few days befor,
their return--Mrs. c.. ]. Duncan of thi.
village and Mrs. r. knight of RUTLAND
are in Bristol for a few days visit a
! the homo of Mrs. George Downing -
c. F. Rfoh. district deputy of Distrc
day evening in attendance At the regui,
meeting OF Bristol Lodge. No. 80, l. q
o. F.. and conductor some official bust
ness. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Caswell o
Seminary street are rejoicing over tn
| arrival of son at their home Friday
John Doody, one of the rIrai mail car
! riers. has been retired by the government
after 10 years Of service His route h
being looked after by Hebert Casey. on
of the substitute carriers.-The Rev p
w. Could, son and daughter, and thei
cousin. Miss Helen Skinner. Of Brooklyn
n. Y, are on few days tramp over tn.
Long Trail. HIS pulpit Sunday was sup
piled ny Prof Frank e. Howard-Dr
and Mrs. Isaac Stearns are on a vtst
to relatives and friends in Rutland-Th
body of Mrs. Frank Champa gne, VIII
died in Fitchburg, Mass. August 1
was brought here on the flyer Frida.
evening and taken to the Catholic ceme
funeral services were held in that city
The body was accompanied here by he
husband and daughter. Miss Mari
Champagne. The bearers were Dr. +. l.
Dorey. Humphrey Sullivan. Allen r
Sturtevant and Ira n LaFleur-Afrs
John IIanley and daughter, Carmen, o
New York city are spending a few day
at the home OF their cousins. the Misse
, Hincks, on Seminary streetThere wa
. | civil service examination on Satur
day before George w. Mead of the post
, office force of candidst tas to hli the post
tion Of rural mall carrier, One out o
the Vergenn9s postoffce and tho other
found TO be eligible will be placed o
the waiting list to fll subsequent vacan
| cies throughout this county. Three can
, didates appeared before Mr.. Mead t
, take the examination The Misses Agne
, and Hazel Goss of Peacham, who ver
/ here on ten days visit with thei
. brother DR. Raymond c. 9osA have re
turned home Mrs Charles A. Collin
has returned from Proctor after spend
. ing some time al the home of her brothe,
Henry Donnelly.-Mr. and Mrs w. +
=, MoGurk. who have been spending fe'
days with friends In town. have returne
to East Wallingford The Rev. Henry {
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