Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
MORRISVILLE.

students Friday evening and will be pre-.
scented by them in Johnson Tuesday even
ing.--A. s. Potter Went to Mansonville, p
O., Thursday evening.-Mrs. f. j. Bill
ings. who has visited several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Killings, returned 10
Belvidere Thursday evening.-E. s. Rob
inson completed five years of service as
carrier on II. f. II. route No. ! Thursday.
Miss Anna Partlow of johnson visited
here Thursday George Bates returned
Thursday night from Belvidere.-Rosco
Sheldon is taking the school census
Miss Lizzie Newland went to Watervillc
Friday.-Judge and Mrs George NJ. Pow
ers and Mrs. Ida Churchill went to Bur-'
lington Friday for several days stay
Miss Clara Huse, who has visited a
month at her brothers. Albert j. Husc, in
Randolph returned home Thursday
Mrs a. L. Lyds ton. after six weeks here
returned TO Boston frday.-Miss Sadie
Muzzy went TO Hardwick Friday.-Mrs.
Frank Raymond returned Friday from
Highgate.--Mr Wealthy Churchill. Mrs.
Fred T.. Churchill and two children, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Ellsworth, Mrs. Fred
Ellsworth and son, Neil. are suffering
from the grip. Mrs. Henry c. Sherwin
Is recovering from H.
The marriage of Miss Ina Belle Chase,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs l.. l.. Chase
to George Nelson Smell of North Spring
field took place at the home of the brides
parents at noon Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs
Smell will reside in Morrsville. -Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Goodell of Johnson after n
week spent with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. II. Goodell. returned home
Friday evening.-Mrs. r. 4. Wiley Of
Watcrville returned Friday evening after
a stay Of several days with hcr daugh-
ter Mrs. B. ]. KeleY.-At the meeting
| of Lamole Grange February 81 the fol-
! lowing programme will be rendered {:
! Piano solo, Mrs. Frank Thomas; roll
! call, response by some incident In the
| life of Washington and Lincoln; rccita-
| ton Mrs Ernest lIadley; music, Grange
| choir: papers Life Of Washington"
Mrs c. L. Shaw paper. Life of Lin
| coin" Mrs. Clayton story; discussion on
| the comparative merits and services of
| Washington and Lincoln opened by
! Mrs Eliza Strong and Lyman l.. Camp;
| selection. Mrs. A. y. BoyntOn; piano
| solo Mrs. II. A. MudGett.-Mrs. Addie
f. Chaffee went to Montpelier Friday
for brief stay.-Mrs. Jennie Town re-
turned from st. Johnsbury Friday ana
| will visit Mrs. J. r. Kelsey for "A week
before returning to Stowe.--Mr and Mrs.
A. II. Sayton are in Boston visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kellogg and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. +. Slayton.-A large number
attended the dancing party Friday night
given by l.. j. Smith in honor of his
! birthday anniversary and that Of Mrs
, +. NJ. Davis.-John Berry of Woodbury.
was arrested Friday afternoon by Officer
before Justice Niles and pleading guilty
to first offense was fined $500 and costs
amounting to s11O, Not being able tc
raise that amount. he was given u days
in Hyde Park lail-Mr. and Mrs. O. l.
| Woods went to Cambridge Saturday t.
attend the funeral of their brothcr-m,
law, William ratch.-Martin w. Chaff",
went to Peacham Saturday 10 reopen hi,
school Monday. 1t has been closed fo
the past two weeks on account of sick
ncss.--Mrs. Warren Temple returned Sat
urday to her home in East Concord
Miss Ada Taylor was in Wolcott owe
SundaN.-Thc funeral Of the nfan
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellis
worth occurred Saturday forenoon at j
o'clock Willowdale,'' which was pres
onted by the senior class ut F. A. Frlda'
evening. drew crowded house Tn
entertainment was most satisfactory -
Miss Gertrude Davis passed Sunday a
her home in Wocott,-Mrs. Ann Ora,
of Cambridge is visiting her son Thoma
Gray.-Ernest Towne Of Fairfax is visit
ing his uncle. George Towne Mrs {. n
Slocum gave a luncheon to eight of he
lady friends Saturday afternoon at on
, O'Clock.
Louis Parizo, who was making dis
turbance about his house Saturday nigh
and finally cleared the place of his wife
a sister-in-law and two brothcrs-n-la
by threatening to use an axe was arreste
by Officer Elamel ard placed in the lock
up. Monday morning he was taken he
V fore Justice Niles and fined S. and cost
Il amounting to Sl5.10, a total of SOTO, whic
was paid.--Mlss Maud Kenfcld of Johr
son visited her aunt, Mrs. George Kcr
y field, Saturday.-Bert Buker and Bel
u Reynolds Of Cambridge were in town Sal
> urdaY.-Frank Towle, employed in Bolto
u tho past three weeks by Homer Smitl
returned Saturday. Mr.. Smith was {
u home over Sunday,-W, W. Peck an
daughter, Blanch, left Saturday night fC
Mount Clemens, Mich.-Mr, and Mrs. o.
rim SpauldlnG went TO IIardwick Satu
l, day to see his brother, Clarence Mis-
IS Lillian Potter Of Watervllc was Gale
1t home Saturday by the Illness of h,
: mot her.-Clarence Thomas, foreman +,
o the United Construction Co., has con
y pletcd job in Albany, n. Y, and 7,
turned home to remain until war
. weather,--The Rev. Il. H. Laperre lie
Monday for Evansville, where he wi
visit his parents for a week.-William
Thayer was in Burlington Monday '
= Howett and NJ. !. Johnson went to
= Adams Monday. whore they have VOL
v ON the G. V. II, R,-Miss Harriet Smi
IS has returned to Burlinston.-Frank Wo
j. then returned Monday from weeks Sta
Y in Hardwick A. c. Slnall's cond
J. ton is pronounced very serlous.-Mi
l. Hazel Cobb of Hardwick pa SEED Sund
n here with her aunts Mrs. A. ]. Smith al