Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
MORRISVII.LE.

MORRISvII.LE.
The annual meeting of the Lamollo
County Letter Carriers association was
held at tho Methodist Church parlors
Saturday afternoon with II carriers and
substitutes present and number of
invited guests. I. y. Lebanon, ST.. was
elected president pro tenn. These officers
were elected; President. T. j. Stewart;
vice president. r. r. Lobby Of jefferson
Vile; secretary, Z. {. Hobrook Of Hyde
Ta9"; treasurer. Eugene Wheeler Of
Wolcott; executive committee l. Newton
LeT5aron Of MorrisVillo and Lcvi Tatro
of johnson; delegates to the State meet
ing TO he held at Essex Junction
Labor day, r. NJ. Fawand of Hard
wick and L. G. Ilolbrook Of Hyde Park.
1t was voted 20 hold the next meeting
in Johnson February ~, 1893 An address
OF welcome was made to the carriers
by President r. J. Stewart. An address
Of welcome from the business men and
rural free delivery from n business
standpoint was made by G. II. Slocum.
president Of the Morrisvillc board Of
trade. +. X. Graves, superintendent Of
schools. responded in a very interesting
way to rural free delivery from
an educational standpoint. This was fol-
lowed by an interesting program
participated in by the carriers present.
A letter was read from H. w. Spooncr
of Nergennes. delegate to the last meet
ing of the National association at
Atlanta. Ga. Those from out of town to
attend the meeting were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Wheeler OF Wolcott: Mr. and
Mrs. Levi f. Tatro Of Johnson; Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Farrand of East Hardwicll
c. S. Allen and r. l., Libby of jefferson
Vile: w. II. Howard of Cambridge, G.
Z, Sturgis Of East Fairfield; W. X.
Wcstover Of Watcrville, and c. f. ITol-
brook of Hyde Park. A picnic dinner was
served at noon.-Ezra Ross is taking the
place Of Fred Stewart with George Clark.
during Mr.. Stewards illncss.-Mrs S.
NJ Mossey, mother Of Mrs. A. L.
Cheney, is seriously i'll with bronchial
pneumonia.-A c. Bedell has sold his
livery to ]. II. Warren.-Mrs.
William White Of Hardwick returned
home Friday after two weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Ella Sillowey.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Raymore and daughter Barbara
passed Saturday and Sunday in Cam
bridge-Mrs. G. A. wilkins was in
Watcrville Saturday with her sister, Mrs.
c. f.. Bragg.-Mr. and Mrs T.. II. Ohm
stead were in Jeffersonville Saturday.
Mrs. =. A. Smith was in Burlington
over Sunday.-Mrs. D. II. Bedell and
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Gill were in Bur
lington Sunday.-Mrs II. c. Fisk and
daughter. Hazel, were in Hyde Park
Saturday to attend the funeral Of Mrs
l. no vi
Boston is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Siocum MFR. and Mrs. A. J. Smith are
in Wells River for a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. H. d Baldwin. Miss Alice
Bcachcr of Johnson is caring for Mrs.
Lillian Jaynes.-Mrs Walter Ward and
daughter, Miss Ada Taylor, passed Satur-
day in Wolcott.-Martin W. Chaffee,
principal Of Pcacham Academy. returned
Saturday after weeks vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Orson Chaffee.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil +, Palmer have re-
turned from Wilder, whore they visited
the formers brother. Bloom Palmer. -
Miss Lena Lane passed Sunday in Hyde
Park-Mrs. Hulda Morse. the aged moth
eg of Judge George A Morse is seriously
i'll with pneumona.-Mrs. Ellen Wake
field is entertaining Mrs G. l. Wheeler
OF Johnson.-Clarence Chamberlain, who
has visited his uncle, Ira Chamberlain
returned to North Enosburgh Monday
George c. Gould went to Bristol Monda y
to visit his daughter. Mrs. W. NJ. Farr
Tuesday he went to Burlington, where
he has been drawn on the jury for L. S
district court.-IMrs. NJ p Emerson OF
Sutton Junction, T. c., visited her sister
Mrs Ellen Husc, Sunday.-Gerald Towne
was out Monday for the first time in
some days, having been I'll vita the grip
w. i. Stewart of East Hardwick passed
Sunday with his brother, Fred Stewart
whose condition seems somewhat i'm.
roved.-Henry Batcheldcr of Hardwcl
passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs 0. w
Davis.-Dana j. Thomas left Monday fol
Pike, n. H.. where ne expects to hav,
poshion.-Mrs. Clarence J. Thomas ha.
returned from Lynn, Mass,-A. w. stone
is suffering from what the doctors feat
is erysipelas.-V. A. Bulard of Burlins
ton was here Nonday.-Mrs. L. S. Mors'
of Jacksonville came Monday on ac
count OF the critical Illness of his mother
Mrs. Huida M0rse.--Mrs. NJ. ]. Vallea'
OF Hyde Park passed Monday with he
daughter, Mrs, c. IL. Crane.
David johnson and niece, Miss Cert
rude johnson, OF Warren y. H., arr
visiting the formers brother, G. j
Johnson.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raymond
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Raymond arr
| in Highgate to attend the wedding o.
their brother, Louis Raymond.-Mr
Helen Town, Mrs. O. w, Taylor ant
Mrs A. A. Niles went to Montpelier
| Tues lay to attend the encampment-N
b. Blair left Tuesday for Buffalo. n. Y.
where he will visit his son, C. Franci.
lair.-Edward Seaver passed Tuesday
in Hyde Park.-H. ], Vancor went tC
Montpelier Tuesday to attend the re
union of the 9th Vermont.-Walter Ware
went to Bennington Tuesday to accom-