Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-16
Addison County
MIDDLEBURY

A book caravan consisting of a van on
wheels stored with books of various
kinds, displayed by TWO young ladies,
w1s anchored during Saturday on the
edge Of the Addison House Park. OFF
Pleasant street The party represented
the Womens Educational and Industrial
Union of Boston and the concern had a
considerable number of visitors during
the day.-Mrs. Clara I. Brown has re-
turned to Brandon after a few days in
town with her nephew, G.. Il, Rich.-Mrs.
Bornard kavonaugh has returned TO
Ballston Sra n. y. after several weeks
at the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. William Farrell, Sr-william II.
Porter OF New York is in town TO visit
his sisters. Mrs. Constantine and Miss
por.e-.-A. u. Blackmer and Ira Bald
win are IN Buffalo, N. Y.--Mr and Mrs
w ". Severance have been in Oakda!e,
Iir.5s. 20 visit Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Tucker.
lhey we're accompanied home by Mt
and Mrs. A. l.. Tucker and son. Phillip.
Miss Antonio JunsD of Brooklyn, n Y,
and Miss Isabelle Hayward of Charles
ton. 3. c.. who spent the GUNNER at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Aines,
have returned to their Respective homes
Peter Tiernoy has purchased the A. II.
Piper house on Weybridge street and win
sOon take posssssioil-Miss Josephine
soon cake possesson.-Ad Encamp-
ment, No. q, ]. q. o. r.. will hold a
meeting this evcninG.-Miss Josephine
Wilcox of Chicago is in town for several
weeks.-Miss Hazel O'Connell has re-
turned to New York after month at
the home of her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
J. ]. O'Connell.-Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Stewart and chi1dron ho
spending a few weeks at the home of
Nr. S;ewart's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. Stewart. have returned to
Chcago.-Miss Esther Ripley of Poultney
is in town-William Gibson has gone to
Maine to spend few weeks at the home
of his parents.-The Misses Ruth and
Flora Grosvenor have returned from
Brdport. where they have been to visit
their aunt, Mrs. Alice Hough John
Grosvenor. who also was at Mrs Hough's.
has started on his return to Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tobias Potter Of Sheldon
are in town.-Miss Alice Wilson, who has
had charge of a tea room through the
summer, has gone TO Montpelier. where
she has engaged to teach school.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry B. Merriam and daughter,
Miss Amy Merriman. of Rochester. n. V,
are in town for two weeks.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Everts of Fall River, Mass,
have come to Vermont to visit relatives
in Middlebury and Salisbury.-Mr. and
Mrs. John NJ. Spauding and daughter,
Miss Alicia Spaulding, have returned to
Black Brook. n. y. after six weeks In
Middlebury and ncighborng towns
Miss Frances Caswell had a narrow
escape from being badly cut up by gass
from a broken windshield. She vas
passing with her automobile where men
were working on the road. AS she passed
one Of the men was using a pickax and
a piece OF stone flew up and broke the
glass. The glass went all around her.
Frank and Lawrence Cole of Hartford,
Conn. are In town to visit their par
ents.-Mrs. NJ. A. Nunroe and sister Mrs.
Charles H. Andrews. who have spent
the summer at Easthampton, n. Y, have
returned to their home here.-Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Holdridge have returned to
Cambridge, Mass. after two weeks in
town at the home of Mr.. Holdridge 8
mother, Mrs. W. L. Hamilton.-Miss
t,stelle LaNonche, who has peen spend
ing the summer with her parents. Ms
and Mrs. Isaac LaVonche. Jr.. at their
cottage at Lake Dunmore, has returned
to her duties at Worcester, Mass.
William Palmer of Eutland, for.
mer resident, is in tow n.-H n
ry Williams of Bridport is in town for a
few days with Mr., and Mrs. Fred c.
Crane. Mr.. Williams. who has resigned
his position rural email carrier. will
start Thursday for Pttsburg, Pa. where
he will spend the fall and winter with a
son. Frank Williams. William NJ. Grandy
of Bridport will accompany him to Fitch
burg. also to remain through the win
ter.-Mr and Mrs Mark Ellison OF
Cambrigeport. Mass. are in town for a
two weeks visit.-The Rev. Herbert l.
Howard pastor of the First Baptist
Church at Peabody, Mass, preached in
the Memorial Baptist Church here sun
day as a candidate for the vacant pas
torate. Mr.. Howard also preached at the
weekly community service at the same
church in the evening.--Mr. and Mrs
Howard j Bradford and son, Edward
of Georgetown, j. c.. are in town to
spend few weeks Miss Alice Hafpin
who has been in town with her mother
through the summe-, has gone to West
Rutland, where she will teach Latin and
Greek In tho high school Tho Bible
schools Of the various churches In the
village have resumed lessons after having
had an intcrmission 4 work during July
and AGgust.-Nr. and Mrs Harold Tay-
lor have returned to Springfield, Mass,
efSor couple of weeks hero al the home
Of lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Clarence II
Tayior,-Mr. and Mrs George r. Welcome
have returned to Saratoga Springs, N
y, after six weeks IN town.-Miss Hazel
Ketchum has gone to Albaa", N. Y. where
she has entered the Albany business Col
iege.-Mr and Mrs. Marcus Hooker OF
Seattle, Wash, are In town to visit rela-
;ives and oldtme friends.-Nathan
Decker has returned from Rutland, where
he has been spending a Week.-Mrs.. Hat
tie Day, has returned from Raceville. n
Y, where she has spent a week.-Mon-
day. market day. eggs brought 20 cents
and dairy butter 6o,-Miss Clare Mars hall
has sold house on Elm stree. 10 Will
liam LaPan and one on North street to