Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-19
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

ing returned to Burlington Saturday on
account of illness. She was accompanied
by her niece, Mrs. f. Il. Smith.-Mrs
Jennie Hawley of tho Waterbury graded
school was nj home over Sunday.-Mrs
\. l.. Morrill, entertained IA children
Saturday afternoon in honor of the sew
enth birthday OF her son, Harold.-Nrs.
Il. G. Bailey has returned from Burling-
ton. where she recently underwent a
serious operation at the Mary Fletcher
hosptal.-1he name Of the little daugh-
ter of the Rev. and Mrs, A. G. Corn
we'll has been changed to Margaret Alice.
The grading OF the grounds at the
Methodist Episcopal Church has been
postponed to Wednesday, oct. 25.-Ccd-
rio, the youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs
II. w. Billings. is i'll with pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. Waltor Emerson and Judge
and Mrs Frost of Albany, y Y, are
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
e. Lovejoy, and with them visited Lake
Mansfield Monday.
Eugene l.. Morse, who has been III on
~. u few days, died Sunday at $3.50 a. m.
the cause of his death being bronchitis
with complications. Funeral services were
held at his late home Monday at $3.50
=. M, the Rev. MIR. Cheesman of the
Pentecostal Church officiating. The re
mains were taken yesterday to Richford
for interment--N1iss Eda Dunton passed
Sunday in Jeffersonville. the guest of
Miss Nina Gallup.--Mr and Mrs. W l..
White of Hardwick were guests Sunday
Of his sister. Mrs. Ella Silloway.-NIrs
W j. S1nnott and three sons went to
East Hardwick Saturday evening to visit
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Sinnott. She will
visit her mother. Mrs +. VI. Ainsworth.
in Hardwick before rcturning.-Alrs H.
r. Adams, called here by tho death Of
her mother Mrs. Mary Warren. return
cd to Greenfield, Mass Saturday night
Mrs. Addle r. Goodrich, who has Wis
tied her sons. Fred, William and George.
for several weeks, returned to New Bed
ford, Mass. SATURDAY niqht-Mrs Eliza
heth Thomas returned SATURDAY evening
from several weeks stay with her broth
or, F. p. Butler, in Cambridge. Mrs.
L. G.. TNlotson, accompanied by Mrs
r /. Barrows, went 10 Watervlle Mon
day to visit her sister, Mrs. w =.
Smilie-Mrs l. w Bates and daughter.
Miss Beuiah Rates, returned TO Barre
Monday after visiting MIR. and Mrs How
ard Smith Miss Grace Prior is in Rur-
lington as delegate to the convention
of the State Sunday school association.
A daughter was born to Judge and Mrs
George NJ. Powers Sunday-Mrs Phillip
Mayott Of Washington Is a guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Howard Smith.-rheye will he
gathering OF tho Ellsworth family at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Walter c.
Ward to-day in honor of Eli y.
Wells ~ Fairmon;. Oklahoma A daua.-
ter, Fizaheta florence. Weighing nine
and one-half pounds. was born Monday
to Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Beard.-Mrs r.
:. Sleeper OF Waterbury IS visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Henry Prior
Charles WriSley, who has been at South
Vernon, has taken stable room at the
+. W. Utton barns and has three horses
in training Miss Gertrude Brigham of
st. Johnshury passed sunday with her
parents, MIR and Mrs. Charles brigham
Mrs. Linda Going returned to Barton
Monday after two weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Susan Burke. Miss Jennie
Allen was given a shower Monday night
by members of her Sunday school class
at the home of Mrs. Bert Clark.-P G.
Davis went to Hardwick Monday To help
the Wallace brothers finish work that
is under way. before moving their stone
cutting business to Morrisvllle.
The body Of T.. +. Morse was taken
Tuesday to Eichford for interment IN the
family lot beside a little daughter Eu-
Gene Frank Morse. a son Of Albert and
Mary Morse, was horn in Potter, p. O.. in
I>i. In 1870 he was united in marriage
with Laura j, IuntleY. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morse moved 10 MOrristown seven years
ago 20 the farm formerly owned by q. +.
small Mr.. Morse died Sunday after an
illness of week with capillary bronchitis. |
He j. survived by a wife, half brother,
Julian Morse Of Tilton. y. H., a half sis
ter, Clara Hardy of Province Hill. =. u, |
and stepmother. Mrs. Albert Morse or |
Province I'm, p, O.-Mrs Orrin G. !
Jones is teaching tho second primary |
grade IN the absence OF Miss Louise rui-
som, who IS III, The condition Of Miss
Fulsom Is more favorable.-Mrs. c. VI.
Boynton went to Rutland Tuesday TO
visit her son and family. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Boynton.-O. W. Styggles resumed work
on his meat cart Monday for the first
time since going 20 the hospital at Eur
llngton five weeks ago--Nllss Grace Saw
yer of Newport came Tuesday to visit her
''rpAsh'ilN'' IL W. l'luWI---NI, ana MIS-.
W. NJ Farr OF Bristol returned home
Tuesday after a visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Goud.-NIr and
Mrs. FL. ID. Bryant went to burlington
Mrs. Bryant was a guest while
there Of Mrs. 8 f. Bissonette.-Mrs. j.
Cleveland Baker Of Mechanicytle, y. Y,
who has visited her sister. Mrs ". T..
S!ayton, returned home Tuesday.-Alrs
II. a. SlaYton went to Burlington Tues
day TO visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
George p. Lrtle.-Dow Smith IL moving
his horses and stage equipment to the
Barton is a guest of his brother, Earl
Harrts.-,Mrs. A G. Littei Of St Albans
carne Tuesday to visit her mother, Mrs
Fl. Ai1en.-Word was received here Tues
iay Of the death In Stowe OF SedCwlcll.
the little son of Mr. and Mrs. IIarold Bill |
Ings Mrs. Il. J. Billings of Belvidere ar
rived here Tuesday morning.--Mrs l. /. |
Hawkins OF North Calais, who has been
caring for her daughter, Mrs. Leon Ter !
rill who has been III with rheumatism |
returned home Tuesday Mrs. Tcrnll Is |
improving
MORRISVILLE.
Tho 37th annual convention Of the Yer |
mont state w &. r. L. closed its meet |
jngs Friday evening The program for
Thursday and Friday was carried out
with hut little change, the afternoon of |
Friday being devoted to department re-