Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-03
MORRISVU.LE

About 400 witnessed the fastest game
of basket ball Of the season at the local
gym Friday evening when Peoples Acad-
envy trimmed Goddard with a score of %
to 10. Much interest was centered upon
this game as neither team had been de-
feated this season.-The Rev. Or. and
Mrs. V NJ Hardy left Friday for Lake
View. S. c., where they expect to re-
main for several weeks. While en- route
they will visit friends in Randolph and
In Amherst. Mass.-Mr. and Ms
Wilmer Warren have prchased of
Homer Smith the call and See"
farm on Laport road.-Reginald, the
little son OF Mr.. and Mrs G.. s. STAN
Cliff, was operated upon Friday FOR the
removal Of adeno.ds and is doing finely
Mrs. George Ames, who has been i'll at
the home of her mother Mrs. o. D.
Choate. for the past nine months, re-
turned to Wallingford Saturday.-Mrs.
W. r. Beard went to Sheldon Saturday
TO attend the funeral of her sister. Mrs.
Paul 1upper.-Miss Althea Reynolds of
Boston is at her home here. Her brother.
Hazen Reynolds OF Washington arrived
on the next train. She had not seen him
for y years.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Tillotson passed
Sunday in Waterville with his father
Chauncy Tillotson. who is suffering
from injuries received in a fall-John
Stiles of Mddlebury is visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Myra stiles. Miss Bernice Kel-
loGg was at home from Johnson over
Sunday.-NIlss Marie Guilck is ILL
Misses lille and Dora Stewart and Miss
Glcnnu chase are in Burlington.-Miss
Nellie Miuott of Boston. who has been
visiting here. went to Johnson Monday
to visit her father. Or. A. A. Mnott.-
Clinton Ellis went Monday to Proctor,
where he has a position.-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. 7. Smith were in burlington Monday
for the day.-Miss Juliette Brooks left
Monday for a short stay in Bellows
Falls and oxford. ~ H.-Miss Myra
lierrick passed Saturday and Sunday
with her parents. Mr, and Mrs. {. II.
Herr!ck. returning to her school in
liardwick Monday morning.-LoW Hul
left Monday for Springfield. Mass,
where he has Il position.
The Woman's club observed gentle
mans night Monday evening. when about
l40 gathered at the G. A. r, hall, the num-
her including large DELEGATION of the
members of the club al Hyde Park and
their gentlemen friends. The hall deco
rations were blue and white. The guests
were received by the hostesses, Mrs. Ho-
ncr Edmunds and Mrs. a. f. Lawrence.
and the ex-presidents of the club. 1t was
Dutch evening" The farce, Mrs.
Oak,cys Telephone created much
amusement. This was followed by a
short musical program which included
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Miss Alice Gile. Light refreshments were
served By the entertainment committee
who were dressed In Dutch costumes An
Interesting feature OF the evening was
tho obtaining of autographs Mrs. Ellie
Smalley received first prize, having 100
and Dr.. j. \. Robinson won second with
130,--W. w. Peck has gone to a santa
rum in Michigan to receive treatment
for his rheumatic trouble.-J. w. Rivers
has purchased OF q. \. Barrows his land
and barn near Morristown Corners, Mrs.
q. |. Wheeler Of johnson Is a guest of
Mrs. Ellen Wakefield. llda Gray OF
Cambridge is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Beepe.-Mrs. Alvin c. Davis, who suffered
a shock about 10 days ago died Tuesday
forenoon.
Harmony Pomona Grange met with
Lamoille Grange Wednesday with about
go members present, In the forenoon
the third and fourth degrees We're
eNempified by the ladies' degree team
or Lamoile Grange. Dinner was served
at the Methodist vcs;ry by the ladies
OF mat society. In the afternoon the NTH
degree was conveyed to large class
Following this literary and musical
program was given under the direction
OF Pomona's lecturer. Mrs. Lula Small
at the close of which an address. The
New Vermont" was given by the Hon
+, G.. Fleetwood.--F. w. Mould Is In
* eeseville, n. Y.-Miss Annie Robinson
of burlington is visiting her uncles, j.
y. and T.. s. Robinson.--Mrs. Il. II.
Kinds Is il.-Mrs. j. W. Rivers Is In
" olcott.-Henry Perkins and NJ c.
Grandy oil Burlington were present Tues
day evening at the meeting OF the Con-
brotherhood and gave a talk
upon the laymen's missionary movement
Elmer a. Smalley left Wednesday
morning for Iowa, to return In two
weeks with a carload Of horses-Smith
Gates. who has passed several weeks
with his son, Il. w. Gates, left Wednes-
Selden Johnson and daughter of Hard
wick Conn. guests for two weeks OF
Mr.. and Mrs, T. G. Cheney. returned
home Wednesday. Minnie Schofield
of ST. Adams Is guest of Miss Blanche
Peck-irs. Jennie Miller IL In the hos
nital AT Rurlfnvtnp for trao ~, ont -Tha