Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-14
MORRISVILLE.

and C. S. Mudgott.
MORRISVILLE.
Ward NJ Slattuck, son of Luther
Shattuck of Cambridge. and Miss Edna
L. Carpenter daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j S. Carpenter, were united in marriage
Saturday afternoon at the Congrera-
tional parsonage by the Rev. C. G. st.
Glare. Mr.. Shatuck has for short
time been a resident of Morristown. The
bride is graduate of Peoples
Academy and for some time has taught
in the local schools MIR. and Mrs.
Shattuck will take short wedding trip.
after which they will go to their new
home, the Rob Ctristy farm in Johnson.
which Mr.. Shattuck has purchased of
Hiram Patterson Frank Isham and r.
A. Booth were ir Fairfax Saturday to
witness the base tall game between Bel
lows Free Academy and Peoples Acad-
emy.--Joseph Russell and son. +. G.
Russell, have purchased of c. NJ. Boyn-
ton the Slocum To- adjoining their farm
on the Laport rosd.-B. G. Sheldon and
son of Swanton wre que SITS Saturday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. 4. Slayton.-A force of
70 men and seven teams worked last
week under the direction Of Road Com
missioner Barrows cartnE waste from
the stone sheds to the i'll leading to the
smaller of the two iron bridges over the
lakc.-Walter Isham has exhibited on
the street trout weighing three
pounds and two ounces, which he caught
in the private pond known as the Corey
pond. In helping land he fish Frank
1sham fell into the watar.-Mrs. +. W.
Eggleston returned to Albany, n Y,
Saturday after n visit Of three weeks
with relatives in town.-Miss Helen
Brown went to johnson Saturday for
visit Of few wceks.-Mrs. Nellie Keller
of Barton Landing visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Munson. Saturday
| and Sunday.-Miss Alice Page and Mrs.
Donald Scribner of Hyde Park were
guests Saturday of Mrs. A. ]. Moore at
the Randall.-Mrs. Frank Brown of
| Hyde Park was in town Saturday.--Mr.
and Mrs Alton Parks of Hardwick
visited relatives in tow Saturday and
Sunday.-Mrs Guy Her'ck and Miss
Dorothy Campbell were guests over Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Herrick.
Mrs. Larona Huburt # Palmer, Mass.
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Atchison,-Frank l.. Cheney passed
Sunday in Rutland,-Miss Ruth Billiard
of Burlington who is attending John
son normal school was the guest Sunday
of her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
l.. Gates.-Mrs. l.. r. CloSson and grand
| daughter Miss Lucia Graves of Water
loo Que, are visiting their cousins. MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Cole.-Mrs. C. f. Til
lotson, who has passed some weeks at
the Mary Fletcher hospital following an
| operation, has returned home.-Pcople's
Academy base ball team returned home
| Saturday evening from Fairfax. Only
| six innings were played there on account
of the rain. the score standing, to =
Nj. and Mrs. NJ. A. lombard went to
johnson Monday, whore he has employ
mcnt-Mrs f.. II. Kinds visited Monday
! and Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. n. \.
! Cray in Cambridge and Mr. aud Mrs.
| Frank start in Jeffcrsony lie. Allie Ring
returned to Vermont Business College,
| Burlington Monday,-M. Heath. who has
spent the past three months with his
| SON. V c. Heath, returned Monday to
his home in Berlin, n. H.--W illam Oaks
! Of Saranac Lake, y. Y, has visited his
brother, Charles Oaks, and returned
home Monday.-Mr, and Mrs. A. \.
Washburn of Bethel visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. VI. Atchison, Saturday
and Sunday-Mrs. Romano Morse and
two children, who have visited her par
onts, Mr. and Mrs. j. Is. Parker. for
| some weeks, returned to Shcrburn Mon
day accompanied by her sitter. Mrs A.
| w. waite, who will remain with her
for Week.-Mrs.. William Snnott went
| Monday to West Pittsburgh, n. Y, for
a four weeks stay with her daughter,
Mrs. Clinton Meader.-Clarence Day
passed Saturday and Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Horace Day re-
| turning to the Vermont Business College.
burlington, Monday.-Dell Sanders was
in Burlington Monday.-H. S. Tillotson
returned Monday from Woodbury. with
his daughter. Mrs. Ida Cross.-Mrs. II.
II. Powers was in Burlington Monday
Orlo Crowell is building barn on what
Ia known as the Chase place, off Cherry
avenue. now owned by him
George S Houghton of Boston, a for
mer resident, visited in town Tuesday
Bert Shaw passed Sunday with his par
onts. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Shaw. returning
ia Burlington Monday. -Muriel Smith is
improving slowly and is able to sit up
a little each day,-Miss Agnes Menard is
| in at. Albans to remain a week with her
| narents. Mr.. and Mrs. u e. Nenard-
pcople's Academy has been nlaced on
| the accredited list of the New England
college entrance certificate board which