Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-18
MoRRIsvILLE.

MoRRIsvILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II Leland and son
visited Mr. Leland's father, A. A. I.e-
land in johnson Saturday and Sunday
c. r. White and daughter, Mrs. Ella
Silloway returned from Craftsbury and
Hardwick Saturday accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs w. l.. White, who remained
over Sunday--Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Brown of St. Johnsbury were guests
Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Spauld-
ing.-Miss Clara Dodge returned Satur
day to Norwich to resume teaching. Mr..
e. u. Stewart and Mrs. s. l.. Ring with
her son, Leland were in East Hardwick
over Sunday at MIR. and Mrs. william
Stewart s.-Mss Jennie Allen is in Hard
wick TO remain week with her sister,
Mrs. A. G. Littlc.--George Tillotson was
called to st Johnsbury by the serious Ill
ness of his brother, Ormel Tilloson, who
has had typhoid fevor which has develop
ed into pneumonia Il. Brown Of
Enosburgh Falls Is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Morway.-C. II. A. Stafford
has carpenters Mt work on his building,
occupied by Webster & stone fitting up
a suite of Offices on the second floor
which he will occupv.-Mrs. s. A. Swltzcr
and Mrs. w. A. Switzer went to West
Danville Saturday evening to attend the
funeral of the formers father, Jacob
| Way.--Mrs o. VI. Waterman. who has
been in Bolvidcrc helping to care for
Mrs. T.. J. Billings, returned home Sat
urday.-Miss Brenda Harris returned
Saturday from Richford where she was
the guest of her uncle, Warren Wood
, worth.-A car of horses belonging to
Smith and Tillotson arrived here Satur-
day from Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Gates. Mr. and Mrs
c. II. Crane. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. wilkins
and Newton Camp were in St. Johnsbury
Friday to attend the funeral of DR.. W..
| w. Genge.-ThursGay evening Miss Daisy
Stewart entertained II schoolmates.
Games were played and sugar served on
snow.-Gates q Lunt of the Morrisville-
Stowe stage line have lost their most
valuable horse through the breaking of a
bone in her leg by stepping on a stone
or into a hole. I>otte was a bright bay
marc that went into this work when four
years old and had been continually on the
line for seven ycars.-Frederick G. Fleet
wood and mother, Mrs. Laura f. Glecd,
were in Burlington Friday.-Floyd Fair
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main over Sunday.--E. Z. Ryder was in
Burlington Friday--AIrs. l.. |. Bishop and
two children of Lunenburgh, returned
home Friday having visited her sister,
Mrs. Libby Lewis. few days-Edward
| Sunderland, formerly in the employ of
John Utton. now with G. l.. Whitney at
Enfield. X. H.. visited John Utton Thurs
day and Friday.--Nlrs. W. $. Cheney was
In, Tpt,,.1 f,,,r T.l,,,
Waterman's Thursday.-William Wombell
returned to Hardwck Friday.--Tho house
hold goods of S. NJ. Gambiin of Chateau
gay, n. Y, who has purchased the D..
p. Smith farm. have arrived. Mr.. Gamhlin
takes possession of the farm tins week.
Mrs. a. NJ. jenkins returned home Friday
from Peabody, Mass, where she attended
the funeral of her granddaughter. Miss
Grace Goodwin.--Mrs. Augusta Boyce of
St. Adams was called here Friday by the
| illness of her aunt, Mrs. j. T. Kelsey
Leonard Norton went to Wolcott Friday
night to remain over Sunday with his
classmate, Ralph Jennings.-Miss Anua
Robinson of Burlington. the guest ion
several days of her uncle ard aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. +. s. Robinson, returned home
F'riday.-L. c. Tilotson returned Friday
from Iowa.--E. II. Vancor was in st.
Joilnsbury Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. A.. IT,
Houston returned to Bolton Saturday. af-
ter visiting his sister. Mrs. c. s. Edwards.
The Rev. George W. Tabor has re-
covered sufficiently from injuries received
by a fan from n building SO as to wall;
to the village.-William Douglass has
entered the employ of Gates & Lunt on
the Morrsville-Stowe stage line.-A. +
Hunt has moved to a farm in Hyde Park
for which he traded his house
Al the annual meeting of ,he Morrisvilla
board of trade Monday evening the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President
c. II. Slocum: vice president II. NJ. Rich;
corresponding secretary. II. A. Slayton;
recording secretary. Fred Mould; treas
urer r. j. Kelley: board of directors, a
G. Small, f. ". Nancor, G. A Slayton. r.
g. Cheney, G. w. Doty, ]. NJ. Kelley, II
Waite. The treasurer's report shows
a balance of s1Jo1S on band
The sugar house of Herbert ia
cobs was burned Saturday nigh
together with apparatus and 80 gallons a
syrup. covered by insurance. II. w
Drown lost his sugar house Sunday night
with contents.-The controversy over the
lOpcning of the street to be known as
Brigham street was amicably settled Mon
day concessions being made by both par
ties and a new survey made under the
direction of the selectmen.-Frank p Rob
inson of Burlington was the guest Of hi.
brother T. 8. Robinson, Monday night. 20
Miss katherine Daniels gave a sugar party
to tie teacher and pupils in the nintl
grade Saturday evening.-H. J. NanCol
went to Burlington Monday for a few
DAYS leaving his store in charge of r., II
Olmatead.-H T.. Miller and family wen
Monday to Barton Landing where he has
n position.---W. j.. ANGEL and George w
Brown were in Burlington Monday TO at
tend a meeting of the directors of the L
s. Asbestos company.-Mrs. c. c. Brook
of Swanton, who has visited her daughter
Mrs. Ada Marvin. returned home Mon
Iday.--Mrs. Il. A. Dodge went Monday Il
Eden to remain a week with her daughter
Mrs. Harley Shattuck.-W. b. Patch wen
to visit his daughter, Mrs. Jessie Briggs
land attend the Methodist conference
Mrs. George l.. Bates went to St, Johns
bury Monday to remain week with he
sister. Mrs. w. w. Genge-C. II. Prio
went to st. Johnsbury Monday. whore h,
has work.-Patrick Braugal went Monda!
to Hardwick where he has poslton.--W
T.. White returned TO Hardwick Monday
Mrs White will remain here a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Raymond We're II
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