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

gone to Hardwick for tho winter K,r,
Foster OF Concord. N. H., visited his ma
ternal uncle j. T. Hubbcll, over sur.
day.-C. L. Brown and wife went 10
Bakersfield for Thanksgiving.-F y
Morse and wife are in burlington for
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Morse's sister
Mrs. w. d. Pope.--Mrs. T.. f. I-dalI and
two children Of Everett, Mass. are visit
ing her parents.
MORRISVrLLE.
j. r. Russell has purchased the 2so-
acre farm in Johnson known as the Full
ington farm and has sold his farm on
laport road and n timber lot on West
I'm to J. Fl. Comstock OF Johnson.-Mrs.
Nelson Bonnor has vacated the Harrison
Dodge farm and Mr.. Dodge has rented
the farm to e. II. Becker.-Misses luna
and Jennie Kinds were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles L.abounty in Cambridge
over Sundav.--Miss Della Briggs il in
Burlington.--G. W. Broadwell OF Mas
sena, y. y. has purchased the Dyke
farm near the Hale place. His wife, with
six sons and one daughter arrived Fri
day night.-NIrs. Cora Whirple has rent
ed her house TO l.. p. Thayer of Essex
Juncton.-The rev. V. N. Hardy preach
ed in Hyde Park Sunday.-Mrs. A. !.
Moore left Saturday for Boston to re-
main several weeks with Mr.. Moote's
parents.-Mis. s. l.. Ring went to East
IIardwich Saturday to visit hcr parents.
Mrs. Nancy Laraway returned Satur-
day from Albany. n. Y, where she was
called hy the Illness Of hcr daughter
Mrs. r H. Patch IS suffering from en-
injured foot --lIomcr Edmcnds has
bought n building lot On Congress street
a union THANKSGIVING service was held
at tho CONGREGATIONAL Church Sunday
evening. Tho Hcv. $. NJ. Wales of the
Christian Advent Chu~"h spoke OF the
reasons for THANKSGIVING as a nation.
The Rev. c. c. St Clare of the Congre-
gational Church upon what Thanks
giving means to the state. tie
Rev. Otto s. Raspe Of the Iniversalst
Church upon the reasons for thankful
ness ms village and the Rev. ". T.
Best of the Puffer Methodist church up
on the reasons that the individual have
for Thanksgiving. A. Niles and r.. J.
Nancor went to Bristol Monday to at
tend the 18th annual reunion of the 9th
Vermont Veterans association.-A. II.
Copley returned from Boston Saturday.
Mrs. J. J. Billings is In Bcvidere.-Mrs.
Nehemiah Towne of SUanton is n guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Tillotson.-Dr.
George l.. Gates returned Saturday eve
ming from California where he has visit
ed his mother and two brothers Mr..
and Mrs ". II. Towne went to Rurling-
ton Monday to he present nj the gradual
ton from Wilder's school of music, of
their daughter. Miss Lula Towne.-
II. L. Dclano went to Burlington Monday
morning. expecting to return Monday
evening with his daughter Miss Faith
Dclano. who recently underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.-Mrs. Frank Prescott
returned to her home in Manchester, y.
H.. Monday, accompanied by her moth
er. Mrs. ]. O. Cleveland, and daughter.
Miss Ada Cleveland, who will make their
home with her.-W. NJ. Tillotson was at
home over Sunday from ST. Johnsbury.
where he is at work on a brick block.
G. II. y. stafford returned from Bos-
ton Monday evening.-Mr. and Mrs.
II. h. Huntley of Nashua. y. H., are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. Huntley.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Broadwell of
Fort Covington, n. Y, with a family
of seven children. arrived here Mon
day evening with the intention of
buying a farm. They are now guests
of Mr. and Mrs. George Broadwell-
H. L. Delano returned from Burling
TON Monday evening, accompanied by
his daughter Miss Faith Delano.-
Glenn Cram has finished work in Bos-
ton and Is visiting his parents. He
expects to go South for the winter
Mrs. Howard skinner and daughters
Of Craftsbury have visited her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. \. Smalley.
Tuesday Mrs. skinner went to Swan
ton to visit her sister. Mrs. William
s;kinner-Rev. and Mrs. G. c. St.
Glare went to Richmond to pass
Thanksgiving Mrs. Harvey Whit
comb. who was called here from sum
merville, Mass. on account of the i'll
ness of her father, NJ. Il. Eaton. re-
turned horne Tuesday.-Mrs. Fred
Stewart and Mrs. L. II. Towne went
to Craftsbury Tuesday to pass week.
W f. Worthen was in Hardwick
Tuesday-Mr. and Mrs. Z. f. Smith
arrived home Tuesday morning from
an extended trip West.-Mrs. w. d.
Lamberton and child went to Marsh
field Tuesday to visit her parents.