Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-13
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
MORRISvILLE.

william Barclay Donald of Hardwlck
was in town Friday evening in consula-
ton with the committee on new indus
tries, from the board OF trade about
locating his granite business in Morris
willie. MIR. Donald said that in the spring
he would put up plant costing about
5000 The matter OF electric power, rail-
road siding and exemption from taxation
for a term OF ten years was discussed.
Mr. Donald Is to make written proper
sition to the committec.-A j. Moore has
returned from Portland and Konnebunk,
Me.-Mr. and Mrs c. Il. Spaulding have
returned from n short wedding trip.--IA
G. Tirlotson has been in Cambridge June
ton for few days.-Mrs. william sim
mott is in Fairfield for two or three
weeks with her daughter. Mrs T.. c.
Lcach.-Mrs W T.. Worthcn visited in
Hyde Park Friday.-Mrs, Orange Hough
ton, who has visited Mr. and Mrs. G..
A. wilkins. returned to Waterville Fri
day.-Mr. and Mrs. II G. Fisk passed
Friday and saturday in burlington
Mrs. Arthur Titus of IIardvck was the
guest Of her mother, Mrs Ann Irish,
Saturday.-Thr senior class of p A.
drew a good house for Down in
Maine" Thursday evening In Hardwick
Next Friday evening The play will be
given in Johrsou.--B D. Piper of Green's
boro was I'm town Friday and Saturday
TO assist his eiatcr-in-law, Mrs A. ].
pin +, orrar,,inr ia lnavo tho farr,
,..boro NOV husband rccent,v diod Mrs.
y - Could md two children visited
bor sist,r Mrs Alton Parks in Hard
wick Friday md SATURDAY. Ada
Marvin and SON have returned from st
Albans-lIcrhcri A. Smalloy has re-
turned from Iowa whore he purchased
n carload Of horses At a meeting of
the Knights of the Holy Grail Friday
evening four nov members were voted
in. 1t is expected that six candidates will
he initiated February 22.--Owing to sick
ness the annual Grange dinner, which
was to have boon served at Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer RNder's Friday was hold
instead with ME- ana MIS- feorgc l. A
smith at inc ''rn' MISS "ao'i "auc
completed her WORK ""tur"ay III '"e
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"here ne mas poSl''"h as p"''er'
maker in foundrN'--MisS Etnrn'
langdcI IS IN cambridge with hef
mother, Mrs. y, +. Langdell-Begin-
ming next sunday the Rev. c. c. st
Clare of the congregational Church
will preach a series of sermons or
The Home and Family"-Alma Lar
away visited in Jeffersonville Sunday
Mrs. Andrew ross OF Hardwick is Z
e-ucet Of Mr. and Mrs George w. Foss
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o. a H""p"'"'-N morton 'hohe'
mas returned 10 Lyndon AFTER Nl'l
OF several days with her father, 10
soph sherman.
Rufus Atchison has completed work az
assistant to James Kelley at the rail
way statiOn.-H. +. Munson is tinishn,
! off two tenemcnts over his store Wore
has been received that Dr. Louis J
Marshall while riding from his home
in Adrian, Mich, Sunday to Detroit wa,
one of the victims of a serious railroa,
accident in which e. We're injured an,
one person was killed. His head was GU
badly and he was otherwise bruised bu
be got busy and dressed the wounds o
bs doctor r, is in bosnjta 'p At % p D