Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
MORRISVILLE.

Bennett Edward Eaton and Gladys Hill
Brooks were married by the Rev. p. A.
Smith at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Brooks. of Moretown
in the pGeSence Of so guests, June 20 at
p. IN.
A very pleasant occasion Saturday was
a party given Mrs. Lydia +. Joslyn. cee-
brating her S5th birthday. Her daughter,
Mrs. Edwin S. Robinson, invited in a
+, number of her neishbors and friends for
the afternoon, and at $40 a supper was
served by Mrs. Robinson assisted by her
! daughter. Miss LUCILLE. Letters and gifts
were received from friends away.-A. r.
: Campbell and T. c. Carr We're In Cam
. bridge Saturday.-Mr and Mrs, F. ].
J. Boynton and her brother, George Saxby,
\ passed Sunday with their parents Mr..
Sand Mrs. f. Fl. Saxby in Johnson.-Mrs.
Charles Noe was called to st. Johnsbury
{Friday by the critical illness of her
: daughter, Mrs. Nelson Brill.--Mrs Mary
! IIendee went no Burlington to attend the
2wedding of Mss Ruth Bond and Hollis
Gray Saturda N-Mrs. Charles Bridge OF
,AIbany. y. Y, Ia here for the summer.
Sho will stay with Mrs. Cora Whipple.-
Those from out of town to attend the
tu5rooks- Eaton wedding We're. Mr.. and
iNIrs. Ira Powell and daughter Beryle, OF
1JeffersonNflle, Mrs. Emily J. Iangeway
and Mrs. Julia Iangeway OF Holyoke,
tMasS, Andrew Scribner OF Cabot,
Sadie Badger Of IIardwick Mr. and Mrs.
{Enos tTIill OF Stowe, Mr.. and Mrs. p. j..
tGale and daughters. Polly and Elvira, Of
%Stowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Houston of
PEtowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Mudgett Of
EHyde Park. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hubbell
of WolcOtt, Mr.. and Mrs James Eaton OF
eHyde Park, Mrs. Laura Fisher of Stowe
Miss BeaIlah Kneeland OF JohnSon.-Nrs
Emily A. Guiding and granddaughter,
Truth Mudgett. visited Mrs. p r. Hill in
{Jofrnsan SatIrhay.-Mr. and Mrs. Stilman
tRing were in IIardwick over Sunday
Miss Sable Srnalley went 10 Stowe Satur-
day 70 remain a week at her uncle's
7 Justin Touss.-Rosco HerHck left Satur-
| day for twor~reeks' trip in Nashua and
/ Boston visiting his sisters, Misses Myra,
Josie and Bertha Herrick-Heorge r.
iCurrier passed Saturday and Sunday with
This sister, Mrs. ]. F. Conant, in Hard
E1gick--Miss Addie West left Saturday
Flor Sugar Hil, n. H. where she has a
fposifton in the Sunset Hill House for the
A;the sunmer.-Mrs. +. Fl. Powers of Rye
5gate, who has visited her cousin Thomas
Zealand, returned home Saturday.-Mrs
1R. f. Swallow OF Hyde Park, Mass, who
HAS visited her uncle and aunt Mr. and
mrs Cn w. Foss, returned home Satur-
idayNaccompa1ned by Miss Ellen Jackson
8her cousin, who will visit different points
Pin Massachusetts for the next six weeks
k-Mrs. C. r. johnson OF Marionette, Wis
rs visiting her brother-ln-law. Z. w. Web.
teter
[ George Gilman began work Monday IN
ithe store of W. II. Nye of Johnson.-M
niliian Campbell Is at her sisters Mrs
fWilliam J. Utton.-I,evi Hin is now In
the employ OF George NJ. Powers.-Miss
tJosephine Slnyton is in Burlington for a
aw'eek at Mr.. and Mrs George B.IAttie's.-
Harry Woodward left Monday for To-
oeka, Kans. where-he expects to resume
his former position as solicitor for the
Missouri a Kansas Telephone Co.--Mis'
Erma Russell went to Burlington Monda,
where she will be employed IN the famil,
of Mr.. and Mrs A. Il. Howe.-W. J
Ttton went to East Fairfield Monday af
ter a horse for the training stables be
longing to James Hill of Morse's Line, p
Q-Mrs. A. II. Slayton was In Burlington
Monday.-Miss Carrie Nash of Burlington
returned home Monday.-Mrs. d. w
Durgan went to Burlington Monday TO
treatment at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Raymond OF High
gate were guests over Sunday OF hi
brother, Frank Raymond.-The party o
twenty-five. which has enjoyed an out
ing of week in camp at Gilmore, re
turned Monday.-Augustus Bachand o
Fairfield was a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Raymond over Sunday-Mis
sTIonence Nichols went to Middebur
nGnnda*,to her aunt Mrs II. A. Peck
IL. @. Houston. who has employment Il
Eh3iuaington, twas at home over Sunday
fy.Hn E1llsYof Concord N. f.. died at tn
'tsomesbf; Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Ellis Satur
day ,night,The remains were taken Mon
day to Clarencevile p. O., his forme
khorne. for interment and were accom-
lpained' by his widow Mrs, ]. II. Eli.
kand brother. T. Is. Ellis.-Harry J. Ellis
3worth moved to the Shattuck farm o
Laport road.-IMrs. Ella Sinoway an
son, Charles. and her father Charlie
White. went to Tiardwick Monday to vie
Ar; - and n Mrs, Gas u AiRfHsS!ask DE-