Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-14
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
MORRIsVILLE.

Ira Morse, SO years old slipped on
the walk near his home Thursday and
received what he thought was a bad
shaking up. Saturday doctor was
called In and found that Mr.. Morse had
suffered a fracture of the hip BONE
Evergreen lodge, N. 10. o. p. of Hard
wick was entertained by Lamoille
lodge of Worthwhile Friday evening.
After degree work which was ex-
cmpifed by I.amoille lodge and re-
marks which followed, both lodges re-
paired to the @. A. Il. hall where ban
quet was served by the members OF
Lamolle lodge Following the ban
quet, upon return to the lodge rooms,
after dinner speeches were made fol-
lowed by n carefully prepared literary
and musical programme. After the ex-
ercises an orchestra furnished music
for dancinE.-Mrs. Arthur Titus OF
Hardwick visited her mother, Mrs. Ann
Irish, FRIDAY. George Gilman, who
has been in tho employ of Henry At
kins at his store the past year has
gone to Cabot to work in the store OF
Wells & Rodgers. He will be succeed
cd here by his brother. Harry Gilman.
Mrs w. Flanagan and daughter,
Miss Grace Benway Of Burlington, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur GILL
Mrs IT, G. Reed of Wolcott was tho
guest Friday of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J.
LibertY-The Mountain Whist club
will have a "gentlemen's night We'd
nesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred A. Gilbert. Tho gentlemen will
furnish and serve tho suppcr.-Ntrs.
Elizabeth Thomas was called to Cam
bridge Saturday by the illness of her
brothers wife. Mrs. Frank Butler
Mrs. NJ ]. Nalleau returned to Hyde
Park SaturdaY.-B. l.. Stewart went TO
burlington to visit his daughter, Mrs
Frank Humphrey. T.. E. Batch
elder and daughter, Florence, of Wat
orhury are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs o. w. Davies.--Mrs. Edward
Chase of East Fairfield is the guest Of
her brother, II. j. Isham.--Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew j. Foss of Hardwick were
called here Thursday to attend the
funeral of Beulah, the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G.. Foss.--Z. H. Girls
void and sister. Mrs. Harriet Parker,
returned to Barre Friday.--Mrs. Minnie
Mctcalf who has been with her sister,
Mrs. Charles Ellsworth. through n long
| illness, returned to South Troy Friday,
! In a jury trial held in the Office of
| NJ. =. Maurice before Justice J. II.
Atchson Friday, Charles H Wright
| and Alma r. Wright VS.. T.. r. Jacobs
for alleged breach OF a farm lease. the
| jury brought In a verdict that the de-
| PENDANT recover costs The plaintiff
| appealed. NJ. p. Maurice appeared for
| the plaintiff and Y. C. Cheney for the
defendant.-The largo hen house re-
Gently purachesd of w. NJ Sargent by
! y. w. Rodgers was drawn through the
| village and across the bridge to the
residence of Mr.. Rodgers on the
| "Brooklyn" side Friday without haV-
ing to be cut in two as was expected
DIR. ]. z. Downey of New York city
arrived here Saturday from Barre
where he had taken the remains of his
| wife, and was the guest of Mr.. anG
Mrs. Joseph Rivers Saturday and Sun
day.-NIisses Hattie Scribner and Mel
lie Minott were at their homes ir
johnson over Sunday.-W. D. Hyde %
| Hardwici was with his daughter, Mrs
r. II. Oln:Stead. over Sunday.-Mrs. A
r. Campbell has returned from Eas
Charleston whore she was called b,
the illness of her father, G. w. Lang
Isabel Harris little daughter of Mrs
Mary Harris of Barton is visiting he
aunt, Mrs. Ella Hardy, and grandpar
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. IIarris.-Ntrs y
H. Slayton has returned from an eX
tended visit in Boston.-E. H. Vance
went to Burlington to remain owe
Sunday with his family and witnes
! the basket ball game Monday evcnine
Levi Taylor went to Wolcott to visi
his sisters. Mrs. Nancy Andrews an
Mrs Della Davis, Sunday and Monday
james Reed is in Boston to witnes
: the automobile show.--F. C. Leach q
| East Fairfield was with his wife q
: the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mr.!
William Sinnott. over Sunday.-I1er
bert Slayton Of Montpelier was i
| town SundaY.-Charles Peters of High
: gate. an old resident was the cues
| of his cousins Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Til
} lotson, Sunday and Monday.-Mrs. {
? L. Woods is visiting in Cambridge an
l Essex JunCtion.-Mrs. Mary Kelley q
7 Johnson is visiting her parents, NJ
= and Mrs. c. L. Carroll--H. J. Ishan
. Glen wilkins, Harry Woodward, Sid
s ncy IIirsey, C. H. \ Stafford, Ro
i Woods. Frank Isham and p. j. Libert
S went to Burlington Monday to witnes
e the basket ball game last evening. III
P. a. team went to Burlington Monda
morning.-Mr and Mrs. NJ. p. MauriC
went to sheldon Monday mornin
o MIR. Maurice will attend Frankli
s county court TIL Thursday.-Jed Wa
c rem went back to Glover Monday"
o Mrs b. C. Sheldon returned to Swai
o ton Monday-Eugenc Douglass startC
3 Monday for San Francisco, Cal. whe1
l. he intends to locate-Mr. and Mr.
J. II. NJ. Rich and George f. Earle lie
l. for Boston Sunday to attend the aut'
l. mobile show-T. w. Utton went
:. Newport Monday upon summons
anpoar at orleans county Court.-Mr
Nellie Jersey of Hardwick return'
home Monday,---L l.. Chase was call'
} to North Springfield Monday to after
, the funeral of a former parishioner.
= Carroll Lamphere was given su
~ prise party upon his 2lst birthd,
a Friday. About % friends were pre-
as ent and numerous gifts were presen
i, ed. His father, LOOMS Lamphei
If presented him with 800 in gold.-M,
c George Lawrence, after a long Al
10 painful illness, died at her home Mo
in day morning.--The funeral of Fred
a Boynton took place Monday afterno
nf at his late home, the Rev. G. c.
Clare oficiating. The n. Il. o. F.,
u, which he was member, was repr
Is scented by about 40 members,-A.
Boynton of Rutland was called he