Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-14
MORRISvILLE.


O'Clock The afternoon session was
public. The Oranges included are stowe,
Waterbury, Johnson and Morrisville,
Hlrdwick East Harcw;ck. Dauville,
Walden. Craftsbury and West barnet
Mrs. Mary Bernard returned to Burling
ton Frday.--Uamolle Lodge. n. L. O.
p, has invited Evergreen Lodge of Hard
wick to visit here Friday evening. March
s. 1t has been accepted.-Mlss Susie Wells
of Waterville returned home Friday
William Elphinstone, a stone carver. VINO
has recently been working in Montpelier.
resumed his old position Saturday with
Mould & Davis Miss Lena Bovat is in
iiighgate for u weeks visit with her
parcnts.-Miss Marie Tyndlll has opened
n drcssmakng establishment with her
sister as assistant The condition of G.
w. Fitch is improving-A lyceum was
held by the y. A. students Friday even
inE.-A. n. WcsCo,nb was at home over
Sunday from Belvidcrc Conter.--Mrs.
Charles OaKs of Hardwick passed Sat
urdaY ard Sunday with hcr parents Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Sulham.-Glcn Cram has
gone to Concord. y. H.. as bell boy in
Eagle Hotel Mrs. Jcne Townc of stowe
went to St. Johnsbury Saturday.
NJ. y. SaxhY OF johnson visited her
daughter, Mrs. T.. J. Boynton, over Sun
day.-Mr and Mrs. f. w. Potter Of
Woodstock guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George \. Morse went to East Hordwick
SaturdAy.-Lco I'dall Of Wolcott is visit
ing ir town.-Mrs. l.. L. Boynton is SER
| iouslv III with TIE grip Others i'll with
it. are Mrs. Ot;o Raspe and Mrs. NJ J.
Boyntou.--Mr. ana Mrs. Mark Johnson
have moved to the Wheeler tenement
Five stone cutters have been laid off for
lack of stock.--Misses Mable and Grace
Miller of Hyde Park were at Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Shcrman's over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raymond with
| their four children are in I1ighgate to at
tend the wedding Tuesday of her brother,
Joseph Bovat, and Miss Cora Young
! George W. Currier will visit in Bakers
field, EuosburEh and Richford until
March.-A. y. Wcscam has returned to
Belvidere.-M Louise Zealand of john
son has visited her brother for several
daYs.-The Rev f. II Laperre went to
Cambridge Monday TO attend the Motho-
dist preachers meeting OF the St Adams
district. the Rev. p. a. Smith Is also at
tendlng.-Mrs. Addic +. Chafee returned
Monday evening from visit with her
brother in Greensboro Miss Georgia
jackson of Woodsvile is visiting her fa-
Their and brothor.-Mss Burnacc Kendall,
who had been several days in Burlington.
Ircturncd home Monday.-Gcorgc Swell Of
North Springfield is the guest Of the
Rev. and Mrs. l.. l.. Chase.--Mrs. f. j.
Billings of BclvidCrc is visiting Mr. and
Mrs j. j. Billings.-Thad NJ. Drew has
purchased of Mrs. Nora Holmes the prop
erty known IA Fairvicw farm.-C. l.. Pal
mer has returned from Cystic, p. g.. L.
$. Johnson from Franklin, and Il. T..
| S.lloway from Chazy. y. Y.
Tho Union Pomona Grange meeting
held with Lamoill" Grange Wednesday
was the largest Grange meeting ever
held in the state with tho exception Of
the Stat" Grange, th,re being from go
TO 20 present Harmony Pomona Grange
officers presided at both the forenoon
and afternoon sessions. In the forenoon
session II candidates took the fifth or
degrc" of Pomona. At noon an oyster
dinner was served in the CT. A. r. hall
to 90 people. a short business meeting
was held at two O'Clock after which the
meeting was open to the public when
the following programme in charge of
the Harmony Pomana lecturer Mrs.
Fred NJ SMALL Music; address Of well
come. H. l.. Delano, master of Lamoille
Grange; response by Z. a. Dutton.
Ora ftsbury. master OF Ha2pnroad
Grange; recitation. Daisy Stewart;
prayer, Nh. Wills. johnson Grange piano
solo, Miss Elsie Waterman of Hlrdwick
Grange; essay. Mrs. j, c. Babcock.
Craftsbury Grange; recitation. Mrs.
George NcAnistor, stowe Grange; vocal
solo, Miss Carrie Lyon. Waterbury
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