Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09
MORRISVILLE.

CHtlDHlit NApHhbS ANA ii'NN'' 'N''N'
MORRIsvILLE.
\ representative of the Vermont
Construction compony of burlington
was in town Friday, submitting bids
for fire escapes on tho two school .
buidines-Miss Ada Taylor was en-
tcrtaincd in Johnson Saturday by Miss
Ada Peck.-Mrs. Florence Mcfarland
and Miss Kittie Boynton returned Fri
dav from II business trip to New York
and Boston.-Mrs. w. J.. White, who
visited her sister, Mrs Ella Silloway.
returned TO IIardwlck Friday evening.
Mrs. Alzina Kusic. after visiting her
sister, Mrs. L. c. Currier, returned to
Wolcott Frday.--Mr and Mrs. Guy
IIorrick Of IIardwick, who passed
part of their honeymoon with his par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Herrick, re-
| turned homo Frlday-Mrs. T.. j. BIZ
| lirCs of Bclviderc is tho guest of Mr..
and Mrs ]. J. Billings.-Miss Esther
! Bacon left saturday for Barre where
she will teach schcol.-Mrs. Elizabeth
1 Thomas was called TO Cambridge Sat
urdav by the illness of her sister Mrs.
| Frank r. Butlcr-Thc Roy. George W
! Tabor was In st Johns bury Sunday
| to preach at the 4. G. Church and be-
gin his work In the interest OF tho
! conference mission.-The Rev. =. NJ.
Wales. who has moved here from Wat
crIoo. y. @. began hts work as pastor
of the A. c. Church Sunday.-Miss Ed
ma Slavton, Miss Gladys Bedou and
Miss Lillian Kendall entertained Mt
their respective htmes Friday evening.
C. s. Cornell was in Cambridge and
burlington Saturday W. ]. Paul
D,,I MI fn
MIR. and Mrs. Riley Bowlcy of Newport.
Mrs. II. Allcr, accompanied by Miss
Vida Grant, passed Saturday and Sun
dav in IIardwick at the home of Mrs.
Alters daughter, Mrs Alton Little
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Carroll of Keene,
n. II. who have visited their uncle,
George w. Currier, and cousins, Mr..
and Mrs Frank Thomas, returned
home Saturday.
George NJ. stiles died Sunday even
ing after a long illness. The funeral
was held at Jericho Center at the
CONGREGATIONAL Church Wednesday
afternoon at one o'clock.-Mrs. Emma
J. Crosby and two sons of Dorchester,
| Mass are visiting IN townl-E. y.
Ross passed Sunday with his mother
Mrs IT. C. Ross, in Underhill.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Saltmarsh of Concord \.
H.. arc visiting the latter's sister, Mrs.
10. F. Crowell.-Miss Josephine Slayton
has returned to Burlington to resume
teaching in the Adams school.-llenry
Puffer Of Richford joined his family
Saturday and they are visiting Mrs.
buffers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Camp.
George NJ. Stiles, who died Sunday
evening. was born in Jericho April %.
1890, and lived there until 1900, when
he moved to Morrisville. Although
badly crippled with rheumatism, he
was able to do some work until a
year ago last January, He was taken
III with tho grip ten days ago and
his death was caused by complica-
lions following that disease. His first
wife was Olive L. Field, whom he
married April 4, 1852. From this
union there were three children
Frank A. Stiles OF Jericho. Henry g
Stilcs of Tottenville. n. y. and Mrs
! Norris s. Ransom Of Brattlehoro. May
$ c, 1859, he married Myra l.. Terrill
and three children were born to them
: one of whom is living, John 4. Stiles
: of Mddlebury. Besides wife he Il
survived by three sons. one daughter
and eight grand children. Prayer was
offered at his late home Tuesday ar
n ttrnoon at four o'clock by the Rev
@ c. a. ST. Clare and funeral services
= were held at the Congregational Church
in Jericho Center yesterday after
noon at one o'clock the Rev. J. *
/ Williams of Peacham, his former pas
n tor, officiating.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. d
y IIazen OF Alburgh, who are to NOV
a to the Sanford Slocum house and car
X for Mr. and Mrs. Slocum, arrived her
ID Monday.-W. NJ. stephen went I,
= Hardwick Monday evening, where h
l. has employment, Mrs. stephen vii
N remain hcre-Miss Marion Cornell O
Ie Jeffersonville was the guest of MI
u and Mrs. Gustin T.. Smith from Satur
ii day until Notwithstanding Stron,
~ returned to the ". V. NJ, Burlington
- Munday-H. j. Isham went to Eas
- Fairfield Monday to visit his mother
- Mrs. Eunice NJ. Isham.-Miss Stoll
" Hayford of Johnson returned HON
Monday.--Mrs. Dclbert Warren {
Ifardwick Is visiting her mother, Mr.
or Hobart Fulsom,-E. G. Kinney woI
K. to Randolph Monday.-Mrs. Fred v
H. Mould is convalcscing from n sever
he attack OF the grip.-E. l.. Fosts
II went to Providence. r. l., Monda
n whore he expects to remain sever'
IS months.-Mr. and Mrs. George Coo
Ia, returned to Hardwick Monday aft,
h. visiting the latter's parents, Mr.. ar
Mrs, A. f, Draper.-Miss Daisy l.,
Baron. who visited her parents, NJ
and Mrs. l. n, LcBaron, returned MOI
re day to Lisbon, N, HI. O. Thoml
IS son of Exeter, n. H. who vas call,
IS here to attend the funeral Of h
n brother, returned home Monday.-Mi
IT. Rosa Campbell went to st. Johnsbul
he Monday to visit her aunt Mrs.
I'd Cheney.--John stiles of Middleton
ay and Frank stiles Of Jericho were cal
RE ed here Monday by the death OF the
es. father, George NJ. Stles.-Frar
RS. Isham, who underwent an operati,
les at Boston hospital some weeks ag
S. returned home Monday. accompani,
ur by his mother and sister,
ID Those from out of town, who we
called here to attend the funeral
George Nj. stiles. were Mr.. and Mr.
Norris Ransom Of Brattcboro. Henry
1g- stiles Of Tottenville y. Y. Miss Ma
rio guerlto Laynachalr of Rutland, Mas
ing and John T.. Stiles -Mrs George
cL Powers went to BURLINGTON Tuesday