Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-13
LAM0ILLE
WORTHWHILE.

MORRISVILLE.
Mrs. Charles McNall returned from
boston Saturday morning. having been
called by the sudden death Friday att
ernoon of Mr.. McNnll. She was accom-
panied by her son, Amcr McNall' or
Boston. whom she was visiting.-MlH'
oileuna Haskins Of Waterbury is now
operator IN the Nitlzcns Telephone Office
- Ms Dr. q. l.. Eates left friday even
,ng for New Haven, Conn, where she
viii visit her brother, G. ]. Walsh'-Onh
Sweet has moved his family to Jetfer-
sonVille, where he has employment.-Mis MISS
Eta Forbes finishes work this week aS
boukkeepor in the telephone office ana
will go to Burlington, where she has
nosltion as stenographer and boollkeeper
IN the Central Vermont freight office.-'
" J. Speuccr has purchased the black
er,|thiug business of a Il. Glll.-Delher
Ru.eel has finished work IN the Morse
DRESSING mill. and Mrs. Russell has fin
l,hcl work I'm the Boyntou restaurant,
aud they go soon to Richford. where they
lnvc emuoymeut.--C NJ Fisher and f,
W. Tcrriu have purchased lots of George
CLARK ou Howard street and contemplate
building residences there another sum-
lrer.-Invitations are out for the VAR
riage at the Congregational Church Of
Miss Josephine MARY SlaNton, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs ii. a. Slayton, 10 Carl
brigham Rrownen Of Burlington to take
place at three o'clock Wednesday after
noon, October SC. S Gleod of Topeka
Kuus. came Saturday for short stay
With his family.
CHARLES Mcneil died Friday after
moon from the effects of shock Mr..
NJ san had had two slight shocks prev
iolslv. ore this summer, but Was in his
usual health. and was engaged in husk-
inp corn when stricken.--Mrs. Mary Ann
Comsto.N died Thursday night at the
farm house of her son. J. II. Comstock,
on I.aport roud. Nlrs Comstock had been
I'll for about tNo weeks with Brisht's
disease. She was born I'm Albany II years
ago last January, and previous to year
ago lived IN Johnson for IS years, where
Mr.. Comstocll died. FoI 10 years she has
made her home with her son, J. H. Com
stock. coming TO Morrisviue IL year ago
with him. She is Survived hy two daugh-
tiers, Mrs Hattie McAupiue Of Concord,
y. H., and Mrs. Florence Balch of
johnson, and two Sons, James H. with
whom she lived and sherman r of Con-
cord. y. H. Funeral services were held
d Johnson Sunday afternoon AT one
o'clock Elder Watts officiating
Daniel NcDermit. the l0-year-old sor
Of Mi and Mrs John McDermit, wa,
taken violently i'll with acute indigestion
Thursday afternoon while AT distric
school and died the next morning q
seven o'clock. Funeral services wer
held Sunday afternoon, the Rev. w. r
Best officiating.-F. G. Fleetwood, Jos
eph Weafer. r A. Cheney. Maurice Kel
lev and Horace Powers were in Rurlng
ton Monday-Trank Webb left 70
Watertown. y Y. Monday.-Mr. ant
Mrs a. HENDERSON left Monday fo
Chatcnugay. y. Y. on a Wedding trip
Mrs. q. NJ. Powers went to Burlington
Monday to visit her parents. ex-Gcv
and Mrs. l.. A. Woodbury.-Mrs Ell
Suoway and father. Charles White, wen
to Barre Monday.-E. .. Hilliker wen
TO Chateaugay, ". Y, Monday.-Charle
Bridge returned from Boston Monday
lion Charles $ Geed ana family. VIII
have passed the summer here, left Mon
day for their home In Topeka, Kans.
THE funeral of Charles McNall wa
held AT the house Monday Afternoon
Elder Boutwell, officiating. Charles NJ,
Nil was born in Enosburg in 1898. FIT
years ago the coming December he MAJ
riol Miss Mary Webster. They first !,
Gated in Enosburg. then moved to Luz
enourg, Whel" they lived for 20 year
moving to their present farm q yeai
ago He is survived by a widow. tN