Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-19
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ing down the old bridge and putting in
the new one on this street with the utmost
speed.-Fri = Bullock. village mail car
s:: s';: !: os'".sl 400 ss;s,;;; 1rSs sSs ;s:
stitute at the office, f"HOO ace
during his absence.-Mr. anu .~ Iuy |
Knight of Philadelphia and Mr. and Mrs. |
F.. f. Knight and daughter, Sara, of Rut. |
land were weekend guests of Mr. and |
Mrs. @. ]. Dune can.--Mrs. George Morcomb |
and daughter are spending few days |
in Middleeex, Barre and Randolph.-Fred |
Murray Is moving from the Fred Foote |
farm east of the village to the Charles
Gale farm In the south part of the town.
James Hunter has returned to Worces-
ter, Mass after a visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs George H. Chaffee.-William
Porter OF New York city is in town on a
visit to his sisters, Miss Hattie Porter
and Mrs G. F.. Constantine.-Mr and Mrs.
L. A. Mason and sons, James and Leonard
of Arcade, n. Y, are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Stokes.-Mr.
and Mrs. George II. Chaffee have returned
from an automobile trip through the
north part of the state, accompanied as
far as Northfied by Miss Olata Fletcher
| of Ripton.-Nilliam II. Hayes and young
son of Hartford, Conn, are in town to
visit his brother, Benjamin H Hayes It
is % years since Mr. Hayes let Middle
bury and this is fourth visit to his native
town during that period.--Frank Cham
paigne of Fitchburg, Mass, is here for
two weeks visit with his brother George
T Champaigne.-Solomon B. Aines. man
ager of the George +. Marshall store, is
having a two weeks vaca tion-Mrs. Ellen
Wright of Burlington is in town.-Afiss
Dorothy Walker has returned from East
Granville where she has been two weeks
with her aunt Mrs. Webb and has en-
tered the employ of George 7. kidder's
bakery as clerk.--Miss Helen Monta of
Bennington. who has spent month In
, town with her aunt, Mrs. James Condor,
has gone to Breadoaf Inn. where she will
spend few days with her mother-Mon-
day, market day, eggs brought IS cents
, dairy butter 81 and creamery butter 60.
The name of Walter r. White of Pam
, ton a candidate for senator in Addison
county was inadvertently omitted in
the list of nomination petitions filed
for the September primaries. Mr. White
, filed his petition August 13-New pota-
| toes are coming into town in sufficient
, quantities to keep the town fully supplied.
The price has dropped by half in the
past two weeks. The prevailing price is
. now 500 per bushel. or 30 cents pei
= peck, and these reasonable prices can he
attributed OnkN TO Ine large lUpOlt tIolie
from abroad.-Mr. and Mrs. William
A Mccormack and the Misses Helen and
a Margaret Mccormack of Pittsford. witt
o a. party of guests. are in camp at Lake
9 Dunmore for two weeks.-Mrs. Ola R
g Houghton and son. Lysle, have returned
= to Wallingford after a few days here a
a the home of her parents, Mr., and Mrs
a w. L. Billings s.-Miss Vera Davis of Brat
, teboro and Miss Kate Plant of Newfan'
IS are visiting Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Stalker
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Button Of New
:. York city are at the Addison House TO
=, a few days. Mr. Button was a forma
n well known Middlebury lawyer and is nov
V in business in New York.
d The annual picnic of the Middlebur'
a. Methodist Church Sunday school wa
II held Wednesday at Warehouses; picni
|. grounds at Lake Dunmore. There wa
= an unusually large crowd in attend
" ance, conveyed back and forth %
D automobiles and by horses-Mrs. WI
h. liam Edgerton has gone to Fair Have
r to visit her daughter Mrs. Cliff
as Judge zed S. Stanton of Roxbury, VIII
s. presided over the Juno term of Add
s. son county court here. was in tow
to Tuesday and Wednesday and chan
A. cellor presided over the hearing OF tn
I'd case of the Addison County Trust com
lT
e. Cloyes VS.. Frank D. and Lillian '
s. Meehan, a foreclosure case. lanes
ID Donoway and Wayne Bosworth of Mic
m dlebury were solicitors for the orator
ed and the defendants were represented b
ys Ira II. LaFleur.-The Misses Graz
es Archer. Mary Livingston, Elizabet
e. Carter and Belle Gray. who have bee
elk in camp at Lake Dunmore for weel
Id have returned to Rutland.-The la'
r. section of the Middlebury College sun
at mer school has closed it's session an
all the members of the summer scho
90 bave now all returned, or started @
w. their return, to their homes.-Mr
,e, George r. Welcome and two daeShtel
er Of Saratoga Springs. n. Y, are in tow
ad for several weeks.-Mr, and Mrs. Wi
vo liam G. Leonard have returned
an bingham, Mass. after visiting here f.
nd a month The Misses Eleanor Melv
Nd and Marie Hendrichon, who ha'
tn passed the summer in town. have r.
ire turned to Rutland.-Mr. and Mrs. Da
Vs. r. Smedley and three young childre
of of Norwich, Conn, are visiting
at town and will make an extended sta
O. The Misses Agnes Shirley and Haz
ire Goss and Mr.. Charles Wright of s
RS Johnsbury are in town to visit DR.. al
yn Mrs r. C.. Goss. The three young ladi'
Ter are sisters of the doctor,-Harold De
he phia while riding mis- bicycle on Sen
re- mary street between the Sears hou
ok and John Dyer's went over the stor
in wall to avoid collision with NJ
he Shores large truck. He was throw
,ty over the handlebars of his wheel. +
Ike received few bruises. The wheel III
led a broken forward wheel.