Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-07-16
LANOILLE COUNTY.
MORRIsvnLE.

Dor, who has been engaged In mission
work at Morgan Center, opened series
of tent meetings Sunday evening on
Bridge street.-The household goods OF ID.
l.. Sanders were shipped to burlington
Thursday and Mrs Sanders and baby
went there Friday. Mr.. Sanders has
position as bookkceper for Contractor
Moore.-A new boat belonging to Col. @.
W Doty is the latest addition to the
large number already on Lake lanoille.
MIR Libby OF Montpelier. State deputy
of the Modern Woodmcn of America, !s
organizing a lodge here.-John Weafer'
Jr.. OF Boston IS the guest OF his parents
Mir and Mrs. John Weafer.-Mrs. ii. Ill.
I'm and Miss Pauline Cutler OF Barre
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George VOL
coat.-Clayton Guptil Of Amherst College
is visiting John Iamberton.-The Rev. o.
NJ Boutwell, supplied at tho Puffer Meth
odst Church Sunday In the absence OF
the Rev. y. A. Smlth.-Bradley Thonas
Is assisting IN l. A. Wadleighs drug
store-Mr. and Mrs A. r. Campbell left
Saturday for Barton accompanied by
nIrs. George Lang, who had made them
a short visit-Mrs. J. +. lIolton OF North
wolcott is visiting her daughter, Mrs r.
O. Lunt.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peck MISS
Gladys Webster and James Reed are oc-
cupying the Luce cottage at Lake fd-
more.-Mrs W. w. Gauvin and two
granada lighters, Ruth and Anna sweet
and Mrs. A. j. Gauvin went TO Fa'rhein
Saturday to visit Mrs. Hiram smith
Mrs. Ella Currier of Johnson returned
Saturday after visiting Mrs. Fred AIMS
worth and Mrs. Estella Churchill-Mrs'
frank Douglass. who has visited her
husbands relatives here Tor three
months. went Saturday to Boston to
meet Mr.. Douglass. She will sail July y
for Germany, going from there to Eng
land and then to her home In Nales'-
Miss Fannie Walton. a teacher in th-
Farm and Trade school In Thompson
Island Boston harbor, has been guest
the past week OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. A
N,les.-Mr and Mrs. Peter st John leU
Saturday for Tilton. y. H.. where they
viii visit her brother. A. +. Gauthier-
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wade and mother,
Mrs NJ = Wade Of Tilton, n. H., re-
turned Saturday after VISIT or Two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Sulham-
Mrs. r. c. jackson and little daughter
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs l. II. Kinds
Mrs. Kinds returned Saturday from Bur
,,na4on and Jeffersonville.- Grafton Her
rick went to Hardwick Saturday to visit
lis brother. Guy 1ierrick
Fire IL raging on the West hill near
"nud city" and the old Peck steam mil!
property The village and surrounding
country was one cloud OF smoke Mon
day mmning-Royal II. Peck, who had
been a patient sufferer with cancer on
tho face died Sunday afternoon. snort
rraver service was held at the home
Tuesday morning at nine o'clock and the
body was taken to Wolcott, his for-
MGR home for internent.-Mrs James
IT Jewett, who has been i'll with pneu-
n,onta. died early Monday morning fu-
neral services were held Wednesday
afternoon at two o'clock. the Rev. {. {.
ST Clare officiating Hannah Flu
lerton of Whitman, Mass. Is visiting
her nephew, G. y. Davis.-Mrs. George
NerIand went to Johnson Saturday to
visit her parents--Mrs. Delhert Gray
passed Sunday IN Hyde Phrk.-Ml So
TIelen Russell went to Essex Satur-
day evening to accept n position with me
Roscoe Printing works.-George Russell
passed Sunday In Burlington, resuminB
his work in Montpelier Monday.-M. p
Maurice Is in Indorhill-Beulah Bailey.
the li-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Sumner Bailey, who was taken TO Bur
lington over four weeks ago, underwent
an operation at the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tsl Thursday for the relief of both lungs
She psas taken home Monday and Is do
,nr as we'll as possible under tho circu1n'
stances-M!ss I.ita Towne went to Old
Orchard, Me, Monday, where she has
employ rlent Mrs. Victor Rhodes anc
daughter OF St. Adams and Mrs. Abbott
Fuller OF Warren are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Porter Greene.-Mrs. Dora i
Seabury OF Chateaugay, n. Y. returned
home Monday Judge II. II, Powers
Mrs. Powers and Miss Carrie Power!
left Monday for trip through the ADJ
rondacks-Mrs William Sinnott Is II
Fast Fairfield visiting her daughter. Mrs
Y e. Inach.-Mr. and Mrs. A. l. Hardy
and sons left Monday FOR Greensboro
where they will spend the summer.
ROYAL Haskell Peck. who for nearly
90 wears had been a citizen of Morris
vile. died Sunday lie had been Al
since December 90. 1906. The Rev
George W. Tabor oficiated ut n prayer
service Mt the house Tuesday morning
ana ,nterment was made Tuesday a
Fe,rmont cemetery In Wolcott. Mr.
1927. and lived there until he moved
10 Morrisville 10 years ago. In "o!
colt he engaged In farming and late
in the lumber business. ind In MOTHS
willie had done much In the way
building and improving real estate
opening and clearing the Cherry hV
.nue section of the village and erect"'
eeyerol houses in that section. ii
married November 4, 1850. Mrs Han
nah Towne Twitchell VINO survive
him. lie il also survived by seNera
neDhcws and nieces.-The funeral
Mrs lanes r. Jcwett took place yesteI
dav afternoon at two O'CLOCK HH
was the daughter OF willard ii. an
Ellen II,rbbell Stone and born In stow
March ~, 1859 She was united j
marriage to James r. Jewctt about ]
years ago. Beside her husband she
survived by two children, Gertrud
Rubena and willard Ralph. MIS- Je"
Oft uas Identified with the Congrega
,,onal Church and w. G. T. Wv.
yawrence and family OF Minneapoi'
arrived Monday and will pass tho sum
mar at Malvern Farms.-Miss Alexen
burgess OF Wareham, Mass Is IN
guest OF tho Rev. and Mrs L. u .
ca,e-Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Gle, ID
churchill. Mr.. and Mrs. c. i. Green
and son went by automobile 10 81 a
hans Monday-E. ii. Nancor went
burlington Monday.-Mr. and MT
you,s Decell are visiting the latter
narents in North Hyde Park.-Mrs'