Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
MORRIsvuLE.


Hobart Fulsom fell from a load OF
logs Friday breaking a rib.--A neigh-
borhood social was held with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Il. S. Edison on Laport road Fri
day evening. Forty-six were present.
Mrs. Ethel Hughs has moved nor
dressmaking rooms from the Drown
building to rooms in the S. ID. Luce
house MIR. and Mrs. John Slnnott
went to Hardwick Friday.-The Wo-
mans club went Monday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Stay
ton.--Miss Faith Delano, who recently
| underwent an operation for appcndi-
citis at Mary Fletcher hospital in Fur
iington. resumed her work Monday
as teacher In the Delano district
school.-Rev otto s. Raspc has ac-
cepted call to the Unity Church at
stowe in conjunction with his charge
in Worthwhile. Mr. Raspe will preach
In stowe Sunday afternoons.-Nfr.a and
| Mrs. Walter Wilcomb of 81. Johnsburv
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs c. A. wilkins.
Il -. Boynton returned Saturday
from Cheshire. Conn.--The game OF
basket ball Friday between the r. a.
and stowe IT, s. teams resulted in a
| victory for =. A.. 46 to 4.-Nrrs. T.. :.
Stratton Of Craftsbury Is visiting Mrs.
F.. a. Allen Mrs. Allen received n
shower OF birthday cards Saturday.
Mrs. /" i. Thaycc of Essex came Sat
urday, Joining Mr.. Thaycr in their
new home here
Prof Walter =. Howard Of Middlebury
addressed the Congregational Brother
| hood Sunday evening-Mr. md Mrs. G.
+. Smith went to Brownington Monday
to organize the Orleans County Pomona
Grange-ATiss Alice Smith, who has spent
the past two weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Lucy Smith. returned to Montpelier Mon
day.--Mrs. A. w. Stone went to Bur-
lngton Monday. Miss Minnie Raymond,
a guest for ten DAYS Of her uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs Frank Raymond,
returned to Fairfield Mondsy.-The cond,-
ton Of Ray Smalley. III with pneumonia
at tho home of his uncle In Stowe. Is
more favorable.
The following officers were elected
Tuesday evening to serve FOR the coming
year in Morrisvilc Camp, NJ. W. of A.:
Council, K. w. Eaton, advisor. John
Dillon; banker, w. NJ. stephen; clerk
| II. w. McNall; Waterman. Ernest Had
ock; sentry. William Bates physicians
Johnstone and Slayton managers n. ].
| Caswell. three years. Fred Goodrich. two
years. Dr. W. r. Slayton. one YEAR
/ a teachers meeting will be held in graded
school building Saturday at 1900 a. m.
subjects. music, writing and drawing. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter lsiam and Frank
/ lsham Of Boston and their mother, Mrs.
Emma Gsham, who is passing the winter
! In Lancaster. y. H.. are at home FOR a
. short timc.--Mrs. Myra Stiles returned
from Hardwick Tuesday night.-Mrs. G.
| A. Spiller visited in Johnson Tuesday,
| Mrs. Ann Irish was called to Hardwicll
| Tuesday by the serious illness of her
son-in-law, Arthur Tltus.-Mrs. Alton
| Holbrook is in Greensboro c. D.
Russell Is in Burlington. the guest OF
MIR. and Mrs. I. A. White-Mrs Martin
wilkins visited in Hyde Park Wednesday
Mrs. S. NJ. Stafford Of Cambridge. who
has spent the past three weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Cornell, returned
home Wednesday, She was accompanied
| by Mr.. Safford.-H. A. Slayton e. Co
have good fire protection in their feed
store and mill on Portland street A stand
pipe comes from the basement to which
is connected 40 feet Of 2 inch hose This
was given a test Wednesday and threw
stream about rs feet into the air The
| stand pipe is connected directly with the
main in their basement where the electric
automatic pump is installed for filling the
| upper reservoir from the Bugbee springs
Mrs. II. j. Nash was called to Wolcott
Wednesday by the illness of her dauGh-
ter. Mrs. c. J. Lampher. Size was ac-
companied by her son.--Mrs. j. w Reed
of swanton was a guest Wednesday OF
her sister in-law Mrs. Alice Reed