Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-16
LAMOILLE COUNTY
MCRRISVILLE.

The following officers elected a, the la st
meeting OF James NJ Warner Post. G
| a. r.. will be installed in January: Com
manGer, A. r. Burke; senior vice-co,n-
mander. d. W. Rodgers: junior vice.
commander. Orville Choate: adiutant, A
A. Niles; quartermaster, L. L. Camp:
chaplain. O. w Davis: surgeon, A. I,
Champean; officer of the day. Austin
wilkins; officer Of the guard L. l..
Lara way; patriotic instructor, Frank
Kenfield
Announcements have been received
of the marriage in Websterville of
Marc W. Churchill Of Granteville. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Churchill of
Morristown. and Miss Agnes Mary
Pratt, daughter of Mr., and Mrs Daniel
G. Pratt of Websterville.
The National Fibre Board company's
plant In Morrisville with two other mills
belonging to the company will he consoli-
dated into one plant which will be situat-
ed at Concord, n. H. 1t is expected that
this plant will not be moved until spring
Mrs. Della Barrows arrived here Fri
day evening from Boston and will visit
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwards before
going to Stowe to pass the winter.--A
town basket ball team has been organ
ized with Joe" Weafer as captain and
Homer Bentley as manager-Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace II. Stiles of Plattsburgh.
y. y. have purchased of George w
Brown the Cicero Hall home farm.-Le-
roy Eaton has engaged to work as fore
man for A. u. Bradford in the Messenger
press job printing rlant.-Mrs. Clara Gro
well has closed her house and gone to
North Wolcott To pass the winter with
Ter sister. Mrs. Charles Baiiey.-Walter
G. Ward of Chasm Falls, y. Y. is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Stan
cliff.-Mrs. w. NJ. Tillotson and daugh-
ter, Marian. passed Sunday in ST. Johns
hury.-The Rev. and Mrs w. r. Best re.
turned Saturday night from Remsen and
Morristown, n. Y.-George A. Morse re-
turned from Boston Saturday-John
Rock returned from New York Saturday
Herbert Smalley is in Swanton Mrs
Ann Irish was in Hardwck over Sun
day on account Of the serious illness OF
her son-in-law, Arthur Titus.-E. d.
Hardy of Ottawa. =. G., is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. II. p. Munson and the Rev. and
Mrs Y. VI. Hardy.--The parish sumner
of the Congregational Church will be
held January C.
Mrs, Annie 2. Smith of Worcester.
.'"'"'' save an frustrated lecture
Tuesday evening upon India at the
christian Advent Church in the inter-
est of home and foreign missions
Mr.. and Mrs. William stephen are en-
tertaining their neice. Miss marguerite
Annis of Groton.-The condition of
Rev. otto S. Raspe IL somewhat i'm
proved.-Isaiah Blair is seriously i'll
with heart failure, -Mr and Mrs John
Sinnott and child passed the day
Tuesday In Hardwick.-E. II. p. Mer-
rill left Monday night for Lynn Mass.
where he will remain some time with
her sister.-Dr. Stevenson Of Burling-
ton visited here Monday and Tuesday.
Ray Smallcy. who has been serious
~ Ill in Stowe with pneumonia, has
so far recovered as to be moved to
his home herc.--Mrs. T. J. Stewart
and Mrs. ]. II. Atchison went TO Bur-
linRton Tuesday to attend the State
Grange meetings They will be guests
of MIR. and Mrs, Frank Humphrey
while therc.-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eaton
went to BURLINGTON Tuesday to have
their child's eyes trcated.-Mrs. George
NJ. Powers and Mrs. \. W. stone were
visitors in Rur1ingtOn 'ruesday