Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-07-27
LAMOILLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

Field day which Is to take place We'd
nosday. August ., under the auspices of
TIE NJ. w. of A, promises to be an in
teresting affair There will be a grand
parade Of Uniformed ForesterS with New
England Deputy A. q. Palmer Of Burling
ton, speaker OF the day. at the head, es-
corted b. the Lamoille Commandery *.
T., competition drill by Foresters from
all over tho State, 10 teams having already
entered. In the sports there will be 100
yard dash, sack race, orange race, quar-
ter mile race. fatman's race (2'0 pounds or
over) three leg races, running broad jump
and mate game of ball for Il S25 prize.
sixty candidates are to be adopted at the
meeting in the evening. Jeffersonville
Military band will furnish music.-Mal
comb McNall of Boston came Friday
summer with his grandmother, Mrs.
Mary McNall.-Mr. and Mrs. j. J. Nor
ton of Worcester. Mass. were guests Fri
day of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Bundy, leaving Saturday for Carey
pond Eden. where they will pass their
vacation-Mr and Mrs. H. G. Holbrooli
and two sons of Barnet came Friday to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
cinnati. Ohio, who is stopping at Dream
void. went to ST. Johnsbury TO meet Mr..
Anderson, who had crushed a finger while
en- route here and was obliged to stay
over at the hospital at st. Johnsbury.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Gould of Brattleboro
arrived Friday for a short stay with his
parents. Mr., and Mrs. G. c. Gould.-Dr.
and Mrs. Theodore Hardy and his moth
or, Mrs. Lucy Hardy, of Vassleboro Me.
who have visited the Rev. and Mrs V.
NJ. Hardy and Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Nun
son left Saturday for their home.-Aliss
Edith Spiller has finished her engage
ment as stenographer In Mortified and Is
at home for the present-Miss Lula La
pan has completed her engagement with
Mrs II, j. Fisher and went to her home
at East IIiEhEatc Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. O. l.. Woods went to Caspian lake
friday to remain over Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs, \. l.. Chency.-Miss Alice Smith
went to burlington Saturday to pass
Sunday with relatives.-Miss Mamie
Wcafer returned Saturday from Boston,
where she has visited her brother. John
Weafcr, for five weeks. She was accom-
panied by her cousins, Miss Agnes Nc
Donald and Thomas Duiiin, and his
daughter, Esther Duffin.-Mrs. Fred
Brown of Greenfield, Mass, Grrived Sat
urday to visit her mother-n-law, Mrs.
Sarah Sears. who is Ill with heart trou-
ble,-Mrs. NJ J. Dunn went to IIardwick
Saturday,-Miss Helen Keys returned TO
Orleans Saturday after visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Martin Carlton,-Mrs. a. d.
Cole went to liardwick Saturday to visit
hrr parents. Mr. and Mrs. Abram Tatro,
Tho Land Improvement company Sat
rrday sold 10 building lots on Wobun
avenue to the following; Two lots to G.
A. Morse, ard one each to II. A. Slayton
Henry Waite, w. f. Sherman, Il. f. Har-
ris, q. L. Drown, 7. c. Cheney, l.. NJ
Munson and e. II. Vancor, Houses will
be erected at once on these lots. The
new enterprise. the Wallace Brothers
Granite Manufacturing company. which
is coming here, will make a demand for
SO homes and the opportunity for inves-
tors Is promising Mrs James Nj, Foss
and daughter, Mrs. George c. Morse, re-
turned Saturday from Ringwood, iil,
where they have visited their son and