Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23
LAMOILLE COUNTY
MORRIsvILLE.

| was held OF her late home Sunday at 200
p. M, the Rev. W. T. Best officiating.
Ella Jane Omstea a daughter of Seth
and Jane Olmstead. was born IL Gilmore
October H. 1853. She was married to Wes-
ley j. Spencer october q, 1882 and lived
In Hardwlck until they came t Morris
vile four years ago last spring. Besides
her husband she Is survived ~ one sste r
Mrs. George H. Wheeler of Wineand, N.
]. Interment was made in Pleasant View
cemetery. Mrs. Spencer had enjoyed
good health until a month ago, since
which time she had suffered greatly with
! NEURALGIA OF the heart. She was a mem
Der of the Methodist Church.-Mrs. II. G.
Parker returned to Johnson Friday even
ing after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Til
lotson.-Mr and Mrs. Anon Lawson went
| to Wolcott Friday evening for a short
stay with friends sumner RaymUn and
| Florence Billings returned to their home
In Belvidere aturday.-Mrs. L. c. Tillot-
son went to Waterville Saturda;- to visit
her sister, Mrs. W. +. Smiey.-H. c. Fisk
| was a visitor in Burlington Saturday.
| Mr. and Mrs. n L. Parcher of St. George
| and pr and Mrs f. a. Burdck Of Wi
| noosk returned home Saturday after
hunting deer in the west part OF the
town. They were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
| Albert Thayer. Miss Doris Kneeland,
who has visited her sister, Mrs. Dana
Thomas. returned to North Hyde rark
Saturday.-Mrs. A. H. Sayton was In
Burlington Saturday Mrs. r. +. Briggs
went to Randolph Saturday to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. T.. Briggs
Arthur Stancliff shot a fine large buck
Saturday.-Mrs. Loren Smith and infant
went to Bradford Saturday to make an
extended stay with Mr.. Smiths parents
the Rev and Mrs =. A. Smith. Later
she Will go to St Johnsbury. where Mr.
Smith is employed.-Miss Elsie Hooker
went to her home In Peacham Saturday
to remain until the opening OF the win
ter term OF school.-NIiss Gertie White
| more, who has visited her brother, Earl
Whttemore, at Cadys Falls. returned to
Wolcott Saturday.-The last repor' from
Mrs. Agnes Woody ward Moore who is i'll
with pneumonia AT Genoa, Italy. was ia
vorabe Mr.. Moore sailed from New
York for Genoa Saturday. Mabel
Fusom went to her home in Waitsfield
Saturday to remain until the opening Of
the winter term OF school in district g
Judge A. n Boynton is III at his home on
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horn to Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Raymore
Friday.
Quite little excitement was caused
Saturday EVENING" by the non-appear-
ance at his HON" Of Edwin Churchill
who was deer hunting on the west side
of Elmore mountain. Mr.. Churchill and
guest, Antoine Mayer. Of Ottawa, lief;
the Churchill home in the morning and
| lnnE nI for tlan tn, -i.t
They became separated between one an'
two O'Clock and Mayer made his way
back to the farm house. At dark III.
family became alarmed and a larC"
number Of men started in search Of
Churchill. who showed up about
ten o'clock at night by team from IL
more village. \ heavy fog covered trc
mountain and he was unable to SEQ
where to go and found that he was
travelling in circle. He followed a brook
thinking that he would come out at
Stowe Hollow. but came out on the east
side of the mountain near Stafford's mill
in Worcester, He walked from there to
Elm ore, a distance OF eight or nine
miles, before he was able to get a team
to take him home.-Roy Smith of Hyde
Park got fine $50 pound buck on the
mountain south of f. A. Tatro's Monday
Mrs. l.. G. Wilson and Mrs q. f.
Earle returned from New York satur-
day evening-Mrs. Eugene TYLER of Bur
lington passed Sunday here with Mr.
Tyler.-Wheeler and Mcdonald shod l43
horses In the six days of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Gauvin and grand
daughter. Miss Grace Sweet. went to
their new home in Cambridge Monday
Walter lshan with Charles Wrisley, Al
len Phillips and Seymore Eggleston went
to East Fairfield Monday to dress loo
turkeys. which 1sham & Munson had
purchased,--D D. Holmes went to South
Peacham Monday, where he will engage
In buttermakng for the winter The
Eddy creamery where Mr.. Holmes has
been employed. has been closed for the
Wlnter-Honer Fairbanks OF Newport
n H., former resident. was here Sat
urdaN and purchased Of Fl. A. Smalley
d company II $50 pair of horses, and OF
w = Cheney pair Of brass trimmed
harnesses and sleigh-Mrs. Grace Doug
lass ana daughter who have visited two
weeks IN Cambridge returned home Mon
day.-Georee a. Morse, who has been
with Mrs. Morse at the Mary Fletcher
hospital In Burlington since last We'd
nesdiy. returned Monday and reported
Mrs Morse as being more comfortable
MIS- w. s. Daniels. who Is III with a
nervous trouble, remains about the same
Gardner Greenough shot spike
norm buck Saturday that weighed $50
pouhds-Bcrt Shaw of Burlington
VISITED MS parents, MIR. and Mrs Carl
Shaw' Sunday and Monday, returning
nome Monday evening.-Miss Jennie
isham returned from Lancaster, y. H..
Mohoay'-Iohn Draper of Sheldon.
VINO mas been the guest of his uncle
'harles Draper, while hunting deer.
returned home Tuesday.-Mrs. A. 7
Valleau was in Burlington TUESDAY,
Mrs Candace Parkes Mckenzie Of
Jonesville. ~ Y. who has visited her
brother. Henry Parker, went TO Mont
gomery Tuesday to pass the winter
with her brothers. Carlos and Matt
Parker-Mrs Alice Kellogg and
daughter Miss Nellie Kellogg. left
Tuesday for Chicago, where thew win
pass some weeks with relatives.-Mr.
and Mrs. J, A. Barnes Of Bakersfield
came Tuesday to visit their daughter
and her husband Mr.. and Mrs j. A.
Bundy.-George Terrill of Chazy, n. y.
IS a guest at the Randall.-Mrs. Cor
della Brown Of Johnson was a guest
Tuesday OF Mr., and Mrs. r. o. Lunt.
Mrs, Belle Hall Croft, who has been
in Boston for two weeks, returned Tues
day evening Mrs. Leon Terril returned
Tuesday evening from two weeks visit
In North Calais with her mother Mrs.
John Hawkins.-Mrs Mary W. Tilotson