Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-10-31
ORRISVILL

Miss Reta Gilbert is in lfardwick 10
visit her cousins, MIR. and Mrs. Nelson
Harvey.-Miss Inez Davidson of ST.
Johnsbury is visiting her brother, Err
nest, at George s. Gale'S.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Warren Of ST. Johnbury are WIS.,
iting his mother, Mrs. Mary Warr"n.-
Levi NJ. Munson has retuined from a
three weeks trip 10 New York and the
far West.-Allie Ring. who is attending
y business college in burlington, was
Mt home over Sunday.-Mr.a and Mrs. John
Richardson Of Richmond came Saturday
for a week with their daughter. Mrs. c.
e. st. Clair.-Miss Jennie All"r went to
1In?dwick Saturday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Alton Littel.-H. A.. Smalley re-
turned from Iowa S~aturday.-Mrs. n. j.
Nye Of Cambridge is visiting her brother,
r. J. Caswell.
Miss Hattie Scr.bncr passed sunday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. +.
Scribner in Johnson.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Cook Of Hardwick We're at Mr..
and Mrs. A. F.. Diapers over sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Parks of Iiarlwicli
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Grant
'rhe condition OF Mrs. O. +. Foster and
daughter. Mrs. Clark, is much improved.
Miss Alice Sullivan visited her parents,
NJ. and Mrs. a. L. Sullivan, N Hard
-;ick over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Humphrey.
Mrs. Mary r. Cole Of Wolcott spent Sat
nrday and Sunday with Mrs. Jane Thomas
g. J. Marvin went Monday to Shcldon
10 visit his brother. II. r. Marvin.-Miss
Maud Warren, who has served as opera
tor in the Citizens telephone Office for
five months. went to Wolcott Monday to
visit for a few days before going TO her
home in Fast Fairfield.
Many of the schools nave closed
for a two weeks vacation. The pupils
who had the best record for attend
ance and scholarship, follow: School
No. >. Morristow9 Corners, Eva Mar
lin; No. 3. Cady's Falls. Mildred Sea-
vcr; No. 3, South Laport, Benny Freer;
No. 6, Gilmore road. Ida WEIGH. Jesse
Fitzgerald; No, T., Morristown Plains,
Roger ~Staggles; No. 81 Lampson
school, Bessie Rock, Celia Rock,
Sarah Rock. Alec, Laraway; No. g..
Gallup school, Bertha Foss and Lester
Winklcy; No. 10, Cole school, Lulu
ChaTco, Ruth Caswell; No. 10, North
Laport, Cora Hill; No. -, Mud City,
Della Sherwood; No. ~, Billings
school, Margaret Coburn, Margery
Coburn,-Mrs. John Waterman OF
Burlington is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wm. S. Cheney.-Mrs. Luther Wolcott
has returned from st. J~ohnsbury.-
Mrs. Emma Bushnell of Keesevillo, y.
y, will keep house for her nephew,
Fred Mould.-Mrs. Addie Jarvis, who
has visiter her former home In Chat
eaugay. N. Y, has returned accom-
panied by ner mother, Mrs. s, r.
Vaughn.-Mrs. T.. A. Codding and
granddaughter, Ruth Mudgett. went
TO Waterville Tuesday to visit the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.. Il
Miller.-Mrs. George f. Earle and
Mrs. e. G., Wilson left Tuesda,
stepped on a nail which en-,
tered his foot an inch.-Mrs. Lillian
James was in Burlington Tuesday
Mrs. T.. G.. Houston and four children
VINO have visited her parents. Mr., aat
Mrs. Ira Chamberlain returned to Bur
lington Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ
Ainsworth OF Craftsbury were guests
Monday of Mrs. Ella Silloway.-Mis'
Lena Millham of Burlington begar
work in the Warren Leather Co.'S Of
flee Tuesday.-Miss Maud Phillips II
visiting in Glever.-Mr. and Mrs. f
w. Gates arrived home Tuesday even,
ing from Gainsburg, H., where they
visited mis- parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Smith Gates. A few days were pass
ed In Chicago with Mrs. ID. l.. EatoI
and Mrs. arthur Gates.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Warren of st. Johnsbury, VIII
Visited his mother, Mrs. j. S, Wal
rem, returned home ~Tuesday.-Fre,
thilds has been called to Lyan, N. ii.
to attend the funeral of an aunt
Mrs Charles Bridge returned Tuesda,
from Burlington.-Frank Martinez o
Ansonia, Conn, arrived Tuesday T.
visit relatives aud accompany hi