Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18
MORRISVILLE.


| Adams. employed OF late on the St.
Adams Messenger has taken per-
msnent position in the Advertising de-
partmcnt Of the Morrisville Messen-
ger Mrs whittier will come here
soon.
Mr.. Henry A. Slayton, IN company
with several Vermont bankers. left
Sunday night for Oklahoma on q two
weeks trlp.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyce
were called to Danville Saturday by the
Illness OF his brother. Charles Boyce.-
George Badger went Monday to Boynton,
T. g. on a few days business trip
Mrs. j. RI. slec7er ,nd child of Water
bury were guest. Sunday Of her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. Henry Prior.--The death
~ Mrs. Pluma Prior occurred early
Monday morning after short Illness
with bronchial pneumonia She was UP
and dressed Sunday. rot taking her bed
until evening. Mrs. Fricr would have
been s. years Of age II she had lived until
June and had required the services
Of doctor but twice IN nearly 80 years,
the second time being Sunday. She is sur
vived by three sons, G., Henry Prior,
Heman A. Prior and Herbert Z. Prior,
and one daughter. Mrs. II. &. IIaskins
Funeral services were held ct her late
| home on Main street "Wednesday at one
o'clock, the Rev. w. I. Pest officiating.
Tnterment was made in Pleasant View
cemetery
Mrs. G. c. Ruhlee gave a party Mon
day evening at the Randall in honor OF
Miss Mildred Woodbury. OF BURLINGTON,
\ who Is visiting her sister, Mrs. q. NJ
! Powers.-County Supervisor c. A. Bar
row. was called to Fletcher Tuesday to
meet State Road Commissioner Charles
W. Gates, and together they visited
Cambridge, Johnson. Hyde Park and
Morr!svile on business pertaining to this
cffice.-M. p. Maurice went to Greensboro
Tuesday for A few days rest He was
accompanied by Mrs. Maurice and Mrs
Eliza Griswold The party will occupy
the George Tillotson cottage
A party OF nve young men from
play ball Tuesday. while returning
homo in the evening in an automo-
bile belonging TO Mr.. Holmes OF John
son met with an accident near thu
Malvern farm. The machine six idded"
breaking an axle and smashing ono
wheel, overturnins into the drtch
ono young man received an injury to
his leg, and another received cut
over the eye They were given quar-
ters for the night at Malvern farm
and returned to Johnson early We'd
ne:day morning in autos sent after
them.--Miss Minnie Briggs OF Boston
came Tuesday to visit her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. W. BrirEs.-Miss Gertrude
Hsskins and Mrs. Erwin J. Wright Of
Wakefield. Mass, arrived here Tues
day evening to attend the funeral OF
their grandmother, Mrs. Puma Prior
They will visit their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. s. Haskns while here.-Mr,
and Mrs. Benjamin Stewart, who have
lived in East TIardwick for some
years, have come TO Worthwhile to
make their home with their daughter
Mrs. Stillman Ring They were &C
ccmpanied from Hardwick by their
daughters, Mrs. /. r. Wiley OF Somer-
VILE. Mass. and Mrs. Wills Hogaboom
OF Lowell, Mass, who are guests for
a few days OF Mr. and Mrs. Ring
Mrs. Bloom Palmer ana child, who
have been guests for some days of Mr.
md Mrs. c. F. Palmer returned to
Wilder Wednesday.-Mrs. Howard
Bcede went TO I.eadville, P. c., We'd
ne.day to visit her psrents.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Lunt OF Derby Line, who
have passed some weeks with their
daughter. Mrs. Cecil Palmer, returned
home Wednesday accompanied by Mrs
Palmer--Frank Goss OF 81. Johnsbury
came Wednesday to accompany home
Mrs Goss and infant, who have passed
some days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. o. n. RUSSELL W, webster
returned Tuesday from two and
half months trip through the West
visiting his boyhood home in Canada
during the trip