Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-11-25
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
WATERBURY,.

clifford L, Morse died very suddenly ae
his home in waterbury Monday afternoon
with neuralgia of the heart. AFTER an III
ness of only two hours. Mr.. Morse was
born in Richmond SO years ago, the son OF
1ucius Morse and Mary Henderson
Morse. Mr. Morse married Fanme l1e"-
derson, who survives him. lie also leaves
two sisters, Mrs. Charles Howe OF hicn-
,nond and Mrs. H. f. Hascton OF this
n,ace. The funeral will be held from ms
late home Friday morning at ten o'clock
with burial in tho village cemetery. The
Odd Fellows will have charge of the serv-
,ces-The buildings on the farm owned by
George w Randall and occupied by
George Humphrey were burned to the
ground early Tuesday morning. Nothing
was saved except the clothes worn py
Mr.. Humphrev Three horses persisted.
The loss IL estimated at about $500; cause
,,nknown.-Mr and Mrs. f. q. Miller
spent Sunday with Mrs. Mllers parents
in Barre-Mr. and Mrs. George Fogg ar
rived yesterday from Enfield. n. H. 10
spend the rest of the week with Mr. ana
Mrs. Allen i'ogg.-Mrs. Elisha Moody
svho was taken suddenly i'll Monday even
ing, is comfortab le.-Mr. and Mrs ~ II.
Foss and daughters. Hazel and Terrice'
are in Worcester to spend Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carr.-Edwaro
Blakely spent Sunday In Windsor.-E. W.
1untley was IN Montpelier TUESDAY,
1,ohert. HaseItine of the Castleton normal
school is home. called here by the death
of his uncle. c. l.. Morse.-The eiShtn
grade of the Waterbury graded schoo'
held masquerade at the Nn's'ls
IF Pythias hall last evening.-be'e
Breene has secured position as teacher
IN tho grammar school at East Caiais'-
John Frontin was in Barre TUESDAY
Mrs. Aurora Adams. who has been car
ing for Mrs. Betsey Walker has gene 70
her home in Stowe.-Jennie Foiey OF
Moretown has secured position at the
State hospital.-Mldred Jones or Kan
dolph and Miss Skinner Of Montoelier
were guests Of Greta Perkins over sun
day.-Mjss HARRIET Maxwell spent Sun
day in Montpelier.-Mrs Ida circuit
Chase of Mortified is at the home OF her
uncle B. r. Demeritt.-Wiliam Donovan
Is to leave for Hardwick where he will
engage in the mercantile business.-Mss
Ethel Chlds OF the Randolph Normal
school is visiting friends on Crossett hill
Miss Florence O'Brien who teaches IN
Worcester, is home for a vacation.-E. f.
Palmer. Jr, was at Montpelier Monday
afternoon at a meeting of the trustees
If Montpelier Seminary. -Robert Palmer
is home for the Thanksgiving recess from
1yndon.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. f. Shipman are
in Boston to spend Thanksgiving with
MIR. Shipman's daughters.
Charles A. Lawson, who was committed
TO the State hospital october %. died
there Tuesday morning. The body was
taken to Barre for burial. He leaves
wife, three daughters and son. also
brother, ". f. Lawson. Of Hardwick-
Mrs. Nellie Chase is spending Thanks
giving In Rutland with her daughter
Mrs. Earl K6sley.-Mrs S. ". Lawrence
and Miss Patterson OF Fitehburg ant
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Whitehill OF Grotor
and Mrs France.e Atherton OF Burling
ton are at n. c. Whitehill's.-Mr and
Mrs. 3. r. Dement,: are entertaining r
w. Demerftt Mr. and Mrs. Frank circuit
Mrs. Chase. Miss Lila circuit and Ms'
Hilda Chase. all from North0eld.-Mr
and Mrs. Fred II. Perry, Fred Perry. Jr.
SVlnifred Perry and Arthur Lindsey o.
Beverly. Mass. are at the home OF FREQ
Powers. Mrs. Ray Bragg and children
Of Fayston are also guests there.
WORCESTER.
The members OF Court Lee Templeton'
]. o. O. F.. gave a Thanksgiving ball
mt their hall wednesday evening
George Stone IS at home from his Torl;
in Fairlee for short time.--f. l.. Tay-
lor Of Barre and George Hull Of Montpe-
Her spent Sunday in town.-Clar Tenn
pleton spent most OF las. week IN Mont
pelier.-Mrs Anna Bancroft end her son.
John, were at j, K. Wilson'S several
days, lately-.-Nirs. Eula Barrett OF Fall
Mo- &c here n
with her parents Mr. and Mr.. r. r..
Conner.-A daughter wa. horn to MFR.
and Mrs. Frederick Hovcy. Nov. II, and
daughter to MI. and Mrs. Rhondo the
same day.-Schools closed Friday for a
two weeks vacaton.-Miss Ryens and
Miss Kellev went to their home in Bur-
Iington and Miss OBrien 10 Waterbury.
SOUTH WOODBURY..
Or. Han has returned from Ashburn-
NAM Mass, where he went to attend the
funeral OF his mother--Glahys Goodell
j. at home from Burlington for a week {
stay with her parents.-Mr. and Mrs,
Lewis Strong have gone to Boston 10
spend the winter with their daughter
Mrs. Goodell.-George Guyette cut his
foot badly while working in the lumber
woods last week-E. r.. Ball is falling
Abbie Minard Is working In Hardwick.
MoRETOWN.
Miss Maud Johnson, who has been al
the Heaton hospital for several weeks
returned home ruesday.-M. II. McAist
er 10 with his parents In Richford.-A.
Tubbs IL confined to his bed and 10 faA'
lne.-L. wilcox has his tenament hous'
readv to plaster, Isville Armstrong II
Aoinr the vork.-Ths band fair Ii 10 b'
held Tuesday. wednesday and Thursds!
evenings, Nov. %. Dec. 1 and AT th'
last regular meeting OF the Good Temp
lars the following officers were installed
C, T., l.. r. Russell: v. T.. Mrs. NJ.
Child: p. C. T.. Mrs. l.. r. Russell; CHAP
lain, Mrs. I. 8. Austin; secretary, lrv'
Armstrong; financial secretary, 1ren
Child; treasurer. ]. .. Austin. marshal
Frank Griffen. ID. M. Lucy, hurdle.
WARREN.
O. M. Jones and James Pierce wcr
In Montpelier the first OF tho week.-Mrs.
Games Pierce was in Randolph Tuesday
Claron Allen of Barre spent Sunda
In town.-Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Heath re
turned home Friday from Quincy. Mass
where they have been for three weeks
Adisses Mabie and Ethel Bingham q
Aiddlebury are at their aunt's, Mrs i
Nv. Milier-E. H. Van Dusen returne
homo from Huntington last week.-Mrs.
Clara Hyde OF White River Junctio
spent Sunday at her sisters, Mrs. Well