Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-11-11
MORRIsvILLE.

w. NJ. Sargent has been promoted to
the office OF treasurer of the Union SAY
ings Bank Trust company filing the
vacancy caused by the death of H. Nj
Rich. Mr.. Sargent has served in the
bank for the past IL years and for sew
eral years has acted as tcller.-Mrs. e. 9.
kublee went to st. Johnsburv Friday
evening to visit her sister. MIS-. ". J.
hiSclow.-The Rev. w. T. Best and Miss
Mildred Graves attended the I.pvorth
League convention and preachers meet
ing In Waterbury November S. Q and TO-
presenting papers at the mecting.-NIrs.
Lyman Camp and Mrs. Ellen G. Ohnsted
returned Friday evening from Richford.--
Mrs. Priscilla Carroll returned Friday
evening from visit in Johnson and West
tord-Harry Darling is visiting his broth
cr. Kinball Darling. in New FORK city
The Randolph road degree team of La
noble Grange gave reception Saturday
evening to Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Ring. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. s Daniels
L. H. Davis has sold the trucking and ice
business to \. G. Hamel, of whom he pur-
chased the business about six months
ago.-Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Kellogg of Mex
leo. n. Y. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
l.. Davis -Ralph Booth returned to STAFF
ford. Conn. Saturday after visiting here
for several weeks.-Miss Faith Delano
went to Burlington Saturday to enter
the Mary Fletcher hospital for an opera
ton for appendicitis. She was accompan-
led by her father. II. l.. Delano.-Harold
Dodge Of Boston is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Dodge-Charles
Nolcott went to Johnson Saturday TO
pass the winter with Charles Gates.-Mr
and Mrs. T. VI Willey.-John Solomon re-
Greensboro Saturday to remain over Sun
day, guests OF her brother and wife. MI
and Mrs. b. NJ. Willey.John Solomon re-
turned to Lynn. Mass. Saturday after
visiting his uncle and aunt, Captain and
Ms. Frank Kentied. Mrs. George Rei
and two children and Miss LYDIA Liberty
went to Wolcott Saturday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Wood. Mrs. Eliza Poor
returned to Wolcott Saturday after visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Wilmer Warren
!. O. Andrews. Ill for long time with
Brights disease. died Saturday morning
at two o'clock Miss Frances Weinman
Of Craftsbury is visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. G.. +. Fisher.-Mss Helen Rus
sell Of Burlington passed Saturday and
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Orrin Russell.-Mrs. George F. Earle and
Mrs +. G.. Wilson returned from New
York Saturday.
The funeral of /. o. Andrews occurred
Monday afternoon, the Rev. Otto S Raspe
of the Universalist Church, son-in- law
of the deceased. officiating. Interment
was made in Pleasant View cemetery
The bearers three nephews of the
deceased were Claud NJ. Fisher Harold
Fisher Harry FOss Of Hyde Park and
Rosco Sheldon OF Mont pclier Israel Ober
Andrews was born in Cambridge June
/. lS5s Of John and Luella
Wheelock Andrews. In 1883 he married
Oritha +. Fisher of Morrsville and since
his marriage has always lived in Hyde
Park and Morrisvile. having moved to
Morrisville in 1887. Besides wife he is
survived by two daughters. Mrs Otto
S. Raspe and Miss Marion r. Andrews
his mother. Mrs. r. Fl. Patch and n sis
ter, Mrs. George b. Foss OF HYDE Park
Mr.. Andrews was n member of the Sons
Of Veterans, the Independent Order of
Foresters and the Laymen's League of
the Universalist Church.-Mrs. Emma
Marvin and sister Miss Hattie Sternberg
returned from st -Johnsbury Saturday
evening, where they We're called by the
serious illness OF their brother. William
operation at the hospital Saturday after
noon-L. p ThaNer arrived Saturday
morning from Essex Junction and will
devote a part of his time to the interests
Of the Morrisville Messcnger-W NJ
briggs has rented his farm TO his son
Jesse NJ Briggs for two Years. Mr. and
Mrs. Briggs, Sr.. have gone to Cambridge
to live with their daughter Mrs Grace
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lington. was at home sunday and Mon
day having been called here by the death
Of his uncle, I. O. Andrews.-M and
Mrs. J. c. F. Slayton Of Boston were
guests Sunday of MI and Mrs II. a
Extraordinarily evening, November
Is. Lamolle Grange will discuss good
roads with T. ]. Stewart George W.
Doty, Alfred Dodge II. l.. Delano and
others as speakers-L Il. Roynton left
here Monday for burlington. Barre and
points in Connecticut with several cars
OF potatoes and fruit largely grapes
Mr.. and Mrs Rosco Sheldon OF Mont
pelier passed Sunday and Monday with
his grandmother, Mrs r. II Patch, having
oeen called here ny the dea tn OF his uncle.
l. q. Andrews Announcement is made
or the death in Enfield. y H., of George
w. Belts OF typhoid fever Mr.. Betta n
former Morristown hoy was station agent
at Enfield. Two daughters. Helen and
Margaret were Ill at the same time. and
with the same disease a. their father,
and, being In such critical conditions
have not as yet been told OF their fathers
death-Mrs, Eliza Strong who has rented
her farm for two years to her brother.
Clarence ]. Thomas. left Monday for
Boston, where she will make her home
with her daughter, Miss Mary Strong
Mrs A. II. Jewett Of West Danvlle was
guest over Sunday of Carol! jackson.
MFR. and Mrs. Charles Campbell Of Old
Orchard, Me, arrived here from Barre
Monday evening to visit his sister. Mrs.
George Badger.
Mrs. r. W. Gates is In Barton. the
guest Of Mr., and Mrs. G. c. Lang.-W
G. Baisner Of Fletcher and Mrs ]. H.
Gates OF Hinesburgh are visiting their
parents, Mr. and mrs. Frank Baisner
Relatives TO the number OF fourteen
enjoyed venison dinner Sunday In a
combination family reunion and house
warming at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
George w, Foss-George Newland
and daughter Lizzie, went to West