Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-21

rortcr for tho June term OF court, taking
the place of Miss Chestnut, who is in
Europe. The frame for the now Putnam
block on Main street was raised Satur-
day-Miss Mabel Collins spent Sunday
at her home at Ccntervillc.
MoRRISvuLE.
At the annual meeting of the Lamoille
Valley Educational association here Fri
day the following officers were elected:
President, Prin. w. A. Bccbc, Norris
vile: vice president. Prin. w. VI. Doug
lass. stowe: secretary. Miss Bertha NJ.
Arcy. johnson: treasurer. Miss Anna
Mower. Morrisvillc; executive committee.
Prin. w. II. Douglass of stowe; Supt.
u. X. Graves of Morrisville and Prin.
Rustedt of Johnson. An interesting pro-
gram was carried out at morning and
afternoon sossions.--Waltcr Benson and
Miss Marguerite Slocum gave party
Thursday morning ut y. F.. q. +. hall
;n honor of Miss Rachel Thomas of
Superior. wis. About 65 were present
and tho evening was pleasantly passed
with cards and danclng.-Mrs. Lydia
Chase o. ST. Adams is visiting her sister.
Mrs. f. T. MIDGET, at Prin and Mrs.
w. A. Beebc s-The Rev. Otto s. Raspe
exchanged Sunday with the Rev. G. G.
Conner of Barrc.-F II. Dcwart, civil
engineer o: St. Adams. who was called
as referee in the dispute between Amos
w. Bcttcs and Cicero II. Hale regard
ing land lines. has completed his work
and is now engaged with County Road
Supervisor Barrows in improving the
line and grade of the stage road to
Stowe.--Mrs. G. Porter Greene is enter
tanning her sister, Miss Blanche Fadden
of Plattsl,urgh. y. Y.-Mrs. II. II. Pow
ers returned from Burlington Friday -
SATURDAY afternoon a little child of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Barrows narrowly es-
capped being run over by a team heavily
.oaded with lumber. The child was
knocked down by the horses and re-
cn;ved some bad bruises--J. Bliss is in
Jericho and Burlington this week visit
Ing friends.-Mrs. D. l.. Sanders passed
Sunday in burlington with Mr.. Sanders.
She will visit relatives there before re-
turning home.-Miss Jennie Isham went
to East Fairfield Saturday to visit re-
latives for a week-Rama Duba of Al
hurgh Center returned Saturday after
visiting his brother, Charles Duba.-C.
L. Terrll returned to the Vermont BUSH
ness college Saturday after week here
with relatives.-Mrs. John Snnott went
to Harolwick Saturday to visit her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. ]. II. Whitney,
Mrs F. T.. Jones of Windsor is passing
two weeks, with her mother, Mrs. Viola
Campbell.
Mrs Il. r. Scribner OF Johnson who
was caring for Miss Hattie Scribner.
one of the sick at George y. browns,
took her daughter to her home in john
son Saturday.-Misses Mary and Edythe
Stewart passed Sunday in Hyde Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Parks, Mrs. Ed
ward Clapp and daughter, Isabel, and
I William Clowse Of 1Iardwick We're
guests over Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Stevens.-Fred Shippy of Bos
( ton, n former resident, has visited here
for three days--Miss Sarah Baker. n
teacher in Greensboro. and George
!, Baker OF Norwich passed Sunday with
their uncle, Charles Moore.1Miss Lena
Milham passed Sunday at her home in
!. Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Stay
I ton passed Sunday at Caspian Lake
FsW. +. Hoyt, his sons Albert and Frank,
and daughter, Catherine. OF Belvidere
-passad Sunday at f.. o. Lunt's visiting
!.another daughter, Felma Hoyt-Miss
, Fannie TOwle of Johnson passed Sun
day with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
7 seph Towle.-Mrs. Ann Irish has ac-
\ companied her daughter Mrs. Arthur
E'ritus, home to Iardwick for short
! stay.-Miss Nellie Minott went homo
+ to Johnson Monday for n vacation of
I week.-Mrs.. Laura Gleed was in
l. burlington Monday.-Mrs. Agnes Por-
ter, who has visited her sister, Mrs
Harrison Smith, returned to BurlinE-
I ton Monday.--Mrs. Felix Japan and
| three children returned to HiShgate
| Monday-Mrs. Grace Douglass return
\ cd to Cambridge Monday.-Mrs. r. O
I,1nt returned Sunday from Wolcott.--
Charles White is visiting his son
George T.. White, in Wolcott-Mr. and
Mrs. Bloom Palmer and daughter OF
Wilder arc guests Of Mr.. and Mrs w
NJ Sargcrt.-Herman Campbell OF
Barre was in town Monday.--Mrs. II
M. Rich was in Burlington Monday
Mrs. Mary Hendee went Monday to Or
ford. n H., to visit her aunt, Mrs. o
T.. Corlis-Miss Mcdonald, a trained
nurse from Burlington. came Monday
to care for the sick in the family o.
George p. Drown.-The condition Of
Asa Fox, since the operation Satur
dav TO relieve his lung of pus. is com
Portable though he is very sick.-Ilf
Jones. the little daughter Of Mr. ant
Mrs wallace Jones, was taken serious
" III Monday.
Mr. and Mrs II. A. Slayton returned
from Boston Neutrality-suspicious. Stewart
has completed his course at the Vernon
business College in Burlington.-Mrs. l.
j. Wiley of st. Johnsbury, who ha
visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sulham 70
several days, returned home Monday
Mrs William IIiCkok of st. Alban
town and Mrs Victor RhOades of st. AL
bans city came Monday to the home o
their brother, Porter Greene. The condi
ton of the little daughter Of Mr.. AM
Mrs Greene is reported as comfortable
f. H. Nancor went to Boston Monda
on a short business trip.-Ward Shattuc
has sold the Shattuck farm off Lapor
road to Hiram Patterson OF whom h
has purchased a farm in johnson. MI
Patterson, who is living in North Hyd
Park will take immediate possessio
OF his new property.-Mr. and Mrs. I
H. Olmstead are entertaining for a fe'
days Mrs. Emily Jackson OF Littietor
N. H.-Mrs. II. A. Smalley is passing
few days in Burlngton.-W. S. Chene
was in Bakersfield and East Fairfel
Tuesday-Martn w. Chaffee has CON
pleted his school In Peacham and Wi
remain with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Orson Chaffee.--Mrs. w. S. Cheney wen