Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-15
Addison County
M1DDLEBURY

years. He was born in East Middlebury
and was the son of the late MIR. and
Mrs. Edward Leno. He is survived by
his wife; one son. Earl Lcno of Westmin-
ster two sisters, Mrs. Matilda Baker
Of East NTiddlebury and Mrs. Minnie
Forest of Manchester: and two brothers.
Charles Leno of Warren and Alfred Leno
OF East Middebury. The funeral was
held at his home in East Middlebury
Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock
Raymond H. Benedict. deputy collector
and inspector of customs at Beecher
Falls. has received from Washington an
appointment AS special immigrant inspec-
tor in connection with his present duties
in the treasury department Mr.. Bone-
dict is we'll known here, having for sew
eral years been engaged with his father
in the grocery business.-Word has been
received here of the death OF Mrs. Mary
Grace Gooderl, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Grace. residents of this village
who died June 16 at her homo in Mil
waukee, Wis, at the age Of ~ years.
The funeral was held at St Johns Cathe-
dral. with interment at Forest Home
cemetery.
The pageant drama 1.-THE Court of
Fame" will be presented at the town
hall Friday and Monday evenings for
u
under the auspices of the Womens
club OF Middlebury. 1t will be directed
by Miss Harriette Harris Of Wcy-
mouth. Mass. but the personages of
the drama are all Middlebury people
and the parts will be taken as follows.
Spirit OF Fame, Mrs Isaac n. Bartlett:
Goddess of Fame, Miss Martica Saun-
ders: Goddess Maid, Mary Alice How
ard; Heralds, Cathyrine Brainard, Vio-
let Howard, and Mares Sherbino
Creek dancers. Miss Muriel Vittum,
Miss Lucy Calhoun and Miss Mary
Eldredger: Hypatia, Miss Dorothy
Brainard; Queen Elizabeth. Miss Mar
ion Smith; Samantha Allen. Mrs.
George Chaffee Ruth, Mrs. Earl Pei
sue; Sister of Mercy. Miss KathSrn
Hammond; Martha Washington. Miss
Mary Butler; Topsy. Miss Pauline San
ford: Ny1ia, Miss Margaret Smith.
Nantippe. Miss Rena Dumas; Joan Of
Arc, Mrs L. J. Hathaway; Grecfan
poetess. Mrs. Grace Brown: pocahontas
Mrs. Lois Robinson Fanny Elsler
Mrs. I. N. Bartlett; Grace Darling.
Miss Eleanor Means Mrs. ParttnCton,
Mrs. Duane Robinson; Ike Partington
Hugh Atwood: arv Queen Of Scots
Miss Margaret Graham; Priscilla. Miss
Rena Mack; Gypsy, Miss Louise Rob-
inson; Queen Isabella. Mrs. p. S. Ufford
Bridget O'F1annagan. Mrs. Mary Bis
seft; Barbara Frietchie, Mrs f. B.
Hagar: Miriam, Miss Frances Caswen;
Mariam's maids, Florence Trudeau,
Kathryn Ross and Hazel Rogers;
Columbia, Mrs. H Fl. Stone: attendants
on Columbia Cuba, Porto Rico and
Hawaii. From tho outlook It is alto
Cether probable that this will he the
most popular and largely attended en-
tertainment OF the whole season in
town and 1t is pretty certain that a
handsome sum will be realized for the
worthy object for which it is given.
Robert Stone, the two-wceks,' old child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stone died after
a short Illness with commissions Sunday
afternoon and the funeral was held Mon
day afternoon at the home, with inter-
ment in the Seeley district cemetery. The
child is survived by its parents and
young sister.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sutton
Of Providence, f. T.. and New York city
are at the Addison House for 10 days
Raymond Br1iya son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Bruya, a graduate of the Uni
vorsity of Vermont in the class Of 1an
has taken a position with the Travellers
insurance company Of Hartford, Conn.,
The executive committee of the Addison
County Farm Bureau Associat tion will
meet in the county agents office Satur-
day afternoon. al lao O'clock Prof A.
S. Hartman and Robert Mills have gone
TO Greensboro, where they will spend two
weeks in camp.-Editor Charles e. Crane
has gone TO BrattIeboro to visit at the
home of his brother, Ephratn Crane.-The
Rev. Roy f. Whittimore has gone to
Marquette, Mich, where he will spend
few days.-Miss Elizabeth Ritchie of Clar-
endon is visiting at the home of Marian
Smith.-Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Wiley. who
have spent a few days at Thompsons
Point, have returned home.-Monday,
market day, eggs brought 50 cents. dairy
butter IS, creamery e. cents.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tracy of Canton, Ohio
are here to visit Mr.. Tracy's brother Col
Jap1es M>Tracy. and To their nephew and
niece. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer e. Cpwlcs of
Weybridge. Mr.. Tracy visited once before
in Vermont and it fs Al years since that
time.-Miss Hazel Ketchum. cashier of the
Evans store. has gone to Sudbury to spend
two weeks at the home Of her parents.
NV and Mrs. r. T. Ketchum.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles N. Foote of wallingford
have returned after a few days visit at
the homes of their respective fathers.
Judge Abram W. Foote and Ernest L.
Huestis.-Chartes Woostsr Of Milwaukee,
Wis, is In town to visit with friends after
an absence of about 10 years. Mr.. Wooster
was born and brought up in this vicinity
and was a brother Of Orlando Wooster
who for a number Of years was depot
master at the Middlebury station and
latter for several years held a similar
position In Rutland.-Messrs. Frank and
Albert Knowles have returned TO Ossin
n. Y. after a weeks visit in town.-Miss
Dorothy Erskine has returned after a few
days with friends in Rutand.-Mrs.
Amelia Gardner Of Fitchburg, Mass, is
here for a couple of weeks.-Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence Edgerton Of Springfield were
guests of DR.. and Mrs. r. c. Goss Sunday.
DIR. r. c. Goss has gone to Portland,
Me-, to attend veterinary convention.
Conside erAble damage was done to crops
throughout this section by the wind
and rain storm Monday evening. Much
corn and grain and many crops of
other kinds were nattened down, but
II 10 thought that in most cases they
were not broken and so will come
hack into place again.-Edward Cooley
has returned to Atlantis. Mass, after
a two weeks visit to relatives in Mid
dlebury and vicinity-The Misses
Grace and Cecile Burns have returned
from West Rutland, where they have
been on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. p. j.
Kelley.-Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Mar
shall and their three young children
of Bordentown. n. j.. arc here for
few weekA--Mlss Ruth LaBrake has
returned to Florence after a weeks
visit here at the home of her brother.
Archie LaBrake.--Mrs. Shirley u. Lang
don has returned to New Haven after
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