Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-04
LAMGlLLE COUNTY
MORRISVU.LE.

The death of John II. Bcl occurred at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. l.. III.
Stratton. Wednesday Sept. 26 from
hemorrhage of the bladder. Mr. Bell was
70 years old and was sick only from
Tuesday until Wednesday evening, al
though he has been IN poor health since
his army life. Mr. Bell leaves "A sister,
Mrs. Edward Hubbcll. Of West Enos
burgh and three daughters. Mrs. Luman
II. Stratton of Morrisville, Mrs. Dallas
Dyke of Jeffersonvile and Mrs. Nettic
BiNby of Johnson. Funeral services were
held Friday at two o'clock, the Rev.
c. c. ST. Glare officiating. and burial
took place at West Enosburgh.
Forest Ives, aged a. and Frank Bur
roughs. a driver on Hamel's truck team,
were discovered by Freight Agent IIoyt
stealing canned goods from a case In the
freight room Thursday. officer b. f.
Drown arrested the two and they were
brought before Justice Niles Friday morn
ing and on a plea OF guilty Burroughs was
fined $l5,50 and young Ives was given
seven years in the Industrial school at
Nergennes.
Albert Perley OF Hardwick appeared
before Justice Niles Saturday on com
plant of disturbing the peace Friday
night when he was placed under arrest
by Officer r. +. Drown. Mr. Perley made
a plead of guilty and was fined $500 and
costs of $500, $500 or GO days in the
House of Correction and was given I'M
I'll nine o'clock Monday morniHg to pay
the fine.
George r. Terrlll secretary Of the cat
tie commission went to I.MSenhurgh Fri
day evening having received an applica-
ton Friday for the test of 100 dairy
herds. They are all the patrons of the
creamery
The Universalst Church is to be new
ly ceied over head and have new pews
throughout During these repairs ser
vices will be discontinued altogether.
l. Newton LeBaron is taking Is days
vacation from his r. +. ID. route, and in
company with Mrs. LeBaron drove to
Cambridge Saturday, where they will
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Mudpett
John G. Carpenter. an r. F. D. carrier
from the Irasburgh postoffice accom-
panied by Mrs. Carpenter ARA their two
children. while taking a fifteen days
vacation, are making visiting trip by
carriage. and called upon friends in town
Friday.
A football game between tho Peoples
Academy team of Morrisville and the St.
Johnsbury Academy team Saturday re-
suited in a victory for the Morrisvile
boys with a score of II to 10.
| Miss Kittle Drayser. who has been i'll
for a week past has had to give up her
position IN tho millinery store of Mrs
| Florence Mcfarland on account of her
health.
Perley Jones has received word that
the farm barns whore his brother. NJ
A. Jones, is living in Eden. were burn
ed Saturday night. together with II
COWS, some young stock and all the
hay, fodder, etc. The farm is owned
by Charles Manning
! Announcements were received Tuesday
OF the marriage OF c. Frances Blair tC
Miss Grace Ethelyn McGanegal. at tn,
home of her brother and sister Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Arthur McGanegal of Roch
ester, n. Y. September %.
Simon Gould, an old resident, died a
tho home of his son. Edwin T. Gould
Saturday night, after short illness. Mr.
Gould was 50 years of age and leave,
two brothers, S. w. Gould of Hopkinton
Mass, and Henry W.. or Worthwhile. ont
sister. Mrs. Ann Sanders Of Montpelier
two sons, George g., and Edwin e.
Gould, two daughtera Mrs. Inez e
Lamphere and Mrs. Elsie T.. Bliss, all o
Morrisvlle. Funeral services were helC
Monday afternoon at his tate home. Rev
G. C. 81. Clair officiating. and burial tool
place in Pleasant View cemetery.