Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-23
LAM0ILLE COUNTY.
MORRISVILLE.

Walter White, who has been at work
for w. j. Churchill, went to his home in
Wndham, y. Y, Friday.-Miss Carrie
Weinmann returned to Jeflcrsonville Fri
day aft visiting her mother Mrs c.
+. isher.-Mr. and Mrs Louis n Cham
peau of Boston are visiting his parents
MIR and Mrs a. l.. Champcau.-Mrs. f..
II Campbell and two tluuren Of Hard
wick visited her brother, Myron Whit
comb and sister, Mrs. Wallace Jones.
Sunday Mrs. James Clark and son
passed saturday and Sunday with her
mother. Mrs. Emily Towno.-Charles Il.
Swift left Friday for Oklahoma. Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil f. Palmer have returned from
Mystic, p. O., where they have visited
his parents.-C. and Martha Reynolds
went to Jeffersonville Saturday to pass
a week with their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. o. p. Haycs.--H H. Small was in
burlington over Sunday with Mrs. Small
at the Mary Fetched hospital and ac-
companied her home Tuesday.-Lcster
Vincent passed Sunday in Johnson.-Mrs.
II. c. Fisk and daughter were in Hyde
Fork Saturday.-Mr and Mrs. A. u.
Choatc returned Saturday from their
wedding trip.-M G. Cl- Of Burlington,
L II,
Tucker Chapter, r. A. NJ, Friday even-
ing.-Mr and Mrs. NJ. II Boar man went
+ St. Johnsbury Saturday to visit their
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bartlett
Mrs j. r. Parker was in Wolcott Sat
urday-Nr and Mrs. Frank kenfield
wen. to Boston Saturday to visit Miss
thea Reynolds-Mrs. George Bunce re-
turned to Lowell Mass. Saturday.-Mrs.
Mary Duhroy of Johnson is keeping
house for her granddaughter, Miss Edith
Spiller in the absence of Mr.. and Mrs
Spillcr-Presiding Elder q. w Hunt OF
St. Adams spoke ~ the Methodist Church
Sunday. Saturday, evening the quarterly
conference of the society was held,
G. s Glecd of Topeka, Kans., has
Joined his wife at the homes of Mrs.
Laura Gleed and Mr. and Mrs. II. c.
Fisk.-Miss Bculah Knealand enter
tanned 90 of her pupils Saturday af-
ternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
f. f. Hadley. They were given a
"candy pull" Miss Kneeland passed
Sunday at her home in Johnson.-Mr.
and Mrs. T.. II. Olmstead were guests
Sunday of the latter's father. W. D..
Hyde, in East iardwck.--Mr and
Mrs. c. a. Gilc were entertained sun
day in St. Johnsbury by Mr., and Mrs.
Harry Cross Miss Ruby Pramo pass
ed Sunday with her parents in East
Elmore-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton
of Salisbury were guests over Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Cheney.-Miss
Alice Sullivan was at the home of her
parents in Hardwick Sunday.-F IL.
Bartlett passed Sunday in Woodsville,
N He. II. Vancor and daughter
passed Sunday with relatives in Bur
llington.-Harold Fisher. who had been
| III week, returned Monday to the
| Y. v. NJ, Burlington.-The basket ball
game Saturday evening between the
X. X. KS of Hardwick and the AL
pha Theta Phi boys resulted in score
| of 10 to ~ in favor of the home team.
Miss Laura Iaraway of Johnson
visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs, Alec
Laraway, over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
Frank start of JefYersonville were
guests over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs
liz. II. Hindes---John Brooks has fin
ished work in the Mould & Davis stone
sheds and went Monday to Montpel-
ier.-Mrs. Fl. C. Crane passed Monday
In Hyde Park with her sister, Mrs
Harry Noyes.--Miss Lauraette Gates
of Cambridge visited Mr.. and Mrs. f.
II. Hindes Sunday. ]. Boynton and
Walter Smith have finished work in
the Mould q Davis stone sheds
Martha Weinmann returned Monday