Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-15
Addison County
MIDDLEBURY

DulleT u CeulS.-Al tue idbt 4
meeting Of the Woman's club the follow |
ing delegates were elected to the State
convention of Woman's clubs, to be held !
in Windsor in June: Mrs. j. A. Fletcher, |
Miss T.. Mudoon, Mrs. w. w. McGilton, |
Mrs l.. c. Russell and Mrs. p. E. Crane. |
Mrs. W. Gibson, who went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital last week, was operated
| upon at that institution Friday and so
far reports show that she is doing nicely.
Mrs. James Condor has returned from
| Brooklyn, n. Y, where she has been
spending ten days with her sister. Mrs.
Joseph ]. Monta.-;Miss Bertha Farrell
who has been visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. william Farrell Sr., on Col
| ege street, for ten days, has returned
to Waterbury, where she is at the head
of the French department in the high
school-Addison Encampment, No. z,
| I. o. 0. F.. conferred degrees on class
| of candidates at it's meeting Monday eve-
| ning-Thc Misses Ruth and Dorothy
| Walker. who have been spending few
days at the home of their parents, Mr.
| and Mrs Henry C. Walker, have returned
to Proctor.-Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pelsue
have returned from weeks wedding
trip spent in Boston and other places
and are at their home on Seymour
street.--Mr. and Mrs. Noble A. Brooks
anu uduSHltl HdNc Ictuihcu lioii Nhai-
let's Bay, where they have been spend
ing a few days.-Mrs. Emilio Donati and
two children, who have been spending
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. S. K. Aines.
left Saturday for New York city, where
they will remain until April 20. when
they will sail for Rome to join her hus-
band.-Leland Powers, head of the School
of Oratory in Boston, has settled upon
the date for the presentation here of the
play David Garrick," which he was to
have rendered several weeks ago. but
was prevented by doing so by illness
The new date Is Friday evening. April
16 Tickets disposed of for the original
| date will hold good for the newly fixed
, date-Mr and Mrs. Everts Champlain
; of Montreal are visiting in town for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Mildred Cady has returned to her
r home here after n two weeks visit in
, Williamstown.- Prof II. p. Williamson
DeVisme has returned from New York
city after "A few days business trip
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Hawkes. have re-
turned to Chicago after spending several
weeks in town.-The village authorities
g have lot of men at work making much
: needed repairs and improvements on the
sidewalks and road way of Franklin
, street.-Frank j. Donahue, who Is at
present engaged making insurance maps
Of the town of Brandon, has returned
to that place after few days at the home
of his family here.-Albert Nelson and
sister, Miss Varrie Nelson of Trenton,
n. j.. are in town for a short stay
Harry J. Houlihan has returned from
Center Rutland after two weeks at the
n home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. c.
Houlihan.-The Misses Grace and Julia
:. Belington OF Scholarie, Pa, are in town
!. for an extended visit with friends.-Mr
and Mrs. Judson Mckinney have re-
, turned to Cuttingsvlle after a visit OF
= several weeks in town.--Mrs. Elizabeth
. Floyd and Mrs. Nancy Enright, her sis
= ter of Goldsboro, y. c., are here fol
, several weeks.
r Addison Encampment. No. q, I. Q. Q
n F., at its meeting Monday evening votet
y to celebrate tho anniversary of the order
It Monday evening, April 26, in their hal
$ in the Dyer block and will have for theil
d guests the other branches of the order
d William Faes, who has been seriously
" i'll at the home Of his aunt, Mrs. c. F
j. Rich, has so far recovered as to be abl'
j. to he out little each day.-Heavy rain'
H.. to the south have thawed most of th'
= remaining snow on the mountains ant
Is Otter creek and the other large stream
.s in the county are full to overfowing. Tt
IS the south, large sections Of land adjoining
l. the river arc flooded TO considerable
Y depth. and Lemon Fair and the New
st Haven river are also way over thei
is banks at various points and flooding th
l. surrounding sections to a consderabl
extent-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cole hav
returned from Brandon after a weel
there with their uncle, Edward Chandler
:, e. l.. Wells and John cain have re
U turned TO Orwell! after n short stay ii
town attending "A meeting Of tn
u creditors Of the Shoreham Telephon
u company and theso two gentlemen wer
70 appointed receivers for the company
>. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin knight Of Wailing
- ford are in town to- three or you
&c wceku.--H. Nelson Jackson has bee
- engaged to deliver the memorial sun
:. day address which will be held in tn
% town hall May 20 at three o'clock, an
- ~ tho Rev T. NJ. Hagadorn of Bristol ha
% been secured TO deliver The Memoris
day address in the same hall Monda!
u May 81, at ESQ o'clock.-I.ako Dunmor
Lodge. No. II. I. o. o. F., will work tn
- third degrees On a class OF candidate
~ this evening. Light refreshments wi
" be served.-The Misses Grace and Flol
40 ence Leaurel have returned to Roches
ter. n. Y, after visiting friends in tow
for a number of weeks.-Mr. and Mr..
Heman Goodwin of st. Adams are
x town for few days stay with rela
tives.-The American Legion held 1t
an first after-Lent dance In the town ha
a Monday evening, There was good al
tie tendance. Brackets orchestra of thi
MO village furnished music.-Mr. and Mr.!
he Henry r. Sanford have returned
nv Somerville. Mass, after several week
Mt in Middlebury and v!cinty.-The Misse
Ruth and Clara Chapman of Montpelie
of are in town to visit friends for fe'
he weeks.-Mrs. Jane Carlyse and thre
i'd children have returned to Evanston
of H., after three weeks stay here.-M
nv and Mrs. Hemon Goodrich of st. Albar
lit are in town for short stay VIII
friends.-George Munroe and Frank !
King of Montpelier are In town on
business stay of several weeks,-M
and Mrs. jeffrey Albertson and daugf
IL ter, Miss Adeal Albertson. have r.
turned to Philadelphia after three montf
n In Mlddlebury and adjacent towns.-Joh
on T. Archer Of Plattsburgh. n, Y, Is hel
ue for a stay of several weeks which he ma
10 extend indefinitely.
ng The young man who was arrested
re Vergennes Tuesday and brought to II
hg county Jail the same evening on a chare
Of robbing the New England Tclephor
| company's coin till at the pay static
in the Vergennes railroad station, was
g municipal court before Judge A.
Dickens wednesday morning and pleads
49, guilty He gave his name as Willia
lxr V,tAe