Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-07
LAMOILLE COUNTY
WORTHWHILE.


ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Gould, re-
turned to her work Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Mary A. Harris. an aged lady
living with Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Daniels,
who received injuries from a fall re-
Gently, was able to be about the house
Saturday.-Frank Butler of Cambridge
came Friday evening to visit his sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas.-There was a
family gathering Thanksgiving day in
honor of Charles White. IS years of age,
at TIE home of his daughter, Mrs. Ella
Silloway, of Maple street, when his child
rem. grandchildren and great grand
children were present as follows: George
White of Wolcott, his son and wife, DR..
and Mrs. B. f. White of Bridgewater,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. White of Hardwick,
Mrs. Ella Silloway and son, Charles,
Mr.. and Mrs Claud Kendall and two
children Of Gilmore. Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Spaulding and three children of Elmore
and Mrs. Annette Ainsworth, a sister of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Andrews was called
to Johnson Friday evening. where his
uncle. u. L. Andrews, had had a shock
at the home of Amon Whitney. Mr..
Andrews will be taken to the home of
his nephew George Andrews. in Wolcott
as soon as ne is able to be moved.-A.
r. Campbell will open "a branch store
about December Il in the place recently
occupied by F.. II. Bartlett and viii con-
duct a jewelry business there during the
holidays erbert Wright. clerk in the
Briggs drug store, was obliged to go to
his home in Stowe Friday on account of
illness. occasioned by being vaccinated.-
Miss Mable Durkee has been unable to
attend to her duties in the Morrisville
Messenger office for several days on ac-
count Of i1lness.-N1iss Corinne Archam-
bault returned to Fairfield Saturday aft
Ell a weeks visit with her grandmother.
Mrs. Mary Towne.--Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Prior, who were married Thursday
in Westford, have began housekeeping in
rooms in the Austin house on Union
street-Mr and Mrs. Ray Cutler Of Bos-
ton, who have visited his father. Ell
Cutler went Saturday to Berlin. n. H.,
to oass Sunday with her sister, Mrs. ].
j. Smith. returning to Boston Monday
Randall Child, who has passed the
Thanksgiving recess with his parnets.
Mi and Mrs. f. Il. Child, returned 10
Amherst College Sunday.
Services were resumed in the several
churches Sunday morning.-Mrs. c. {.
SilloWay and three children arrived Sat
urday evening. Mr.. Silloway having
rented rooms in the Charles Noe tene-
ment.-Mss Gladys Bedel, John Ray
more. Willis Mould. Paul Terrill and Win
field BoarGman returned to Burlington
Saturday evening to resume work al the
University of Nermont.-Mr. and Mrs
c. c. Hawerson, guests for several days
of Mr.. and Mrs Amos Belts. returned
TO Wolcott Saturday evenng.-Mrs, Ar
thur Springer was called to Lisbon, ~ H.,
Saturday night to attend the funeral
Sunday Of her aunt. Mrs. William Chase.
Mrs. Laura Payne went to Wocott
Saturday evening to visit her daughter.
Mrs William McDonald.-Mrs Loren
Smith and child went Saturday evening
to ST. Johnsbury, where Mr. and Mrs.
Smith will resde-Mrs. j. Il. Warren is
in Waterbury Center assisting in the
case of her father. Chauncey Lyon, who is
il-Frank Nichols of Johnson and Mrs
Emma Manning of Barre were united in
marriage Saturday afternoon at tho Con-
gregatonal parsonage. The Rev. W. L.
Baker officiating They we7c accompan-
led by Walter Baker, and Miss Nichols,
sister 81 the groom Miss Nellie
Watts, who has cared for ner parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Watts Of Stowe,
during their last fitness. WIN make her
home here for tho present with her sister.
VI NeWtDF iSulD.-tJtOrSe fi'tNc mas
so far recovered from his broken wrist
ss TO be able TO work n few hours each
dey.--Smith & Tillotsor left Monday
evening for Iowa on a business trip. Be
fore returning they will make the pur-
chase of a carload OF horses which they
expect will arrive here about December
1s-An alarm of fire Sunday afternoon
was for little blaze in the house OF G
C.,,it nv
the burning out OF chimney. The stove
ripe thmble In one OF the chambers
r'ielted out, giving the fire little stor'
IN the room The fire was quickly extin-
ruished with no great damage. -Sunday
service on the electric road from Wat
crbury to Stowe was discontinued Sun
day fer the winter, delaying the arriva
OF tho Sunday mail hero about an houl
and half.-F. N Wooster, who has beer
running the boarding house on the La
port dairy farm. has moved his family tC
Moscow in stowe. Aeolian orchestra
VIII hold a masquerade dance at toWr
hall Friday evenng.-George Saxby re-
turned Monday evening from Below;
Falls resuming work in the Terrill store
Tuesday.--Miss Myrtle Bedel. who has
been III from the effects of vaccination
resumed work in the A. c. Small store
Monday.-Mrs. Mary Boynton was takeT
suddenly and seriously i'll earl Satur
day morning with acute sugar diabetes, -
George G. Morse went by auto to Burling
ton Sunday to see his mother, who is
at the Mary Fletcher hospital. He was
accompanied on his return home by his
father. G. A Morse-J. j. Jackson left
Monday for Fair Haven, where he Is en-
gagged in business. Mrs Jackson and Miss
Marcella will follow in a few days.-Ar.
chic Goodrich resumed work on the order
team Of II. Waite and sons Monday after
an enforced layoff with sprained ankle
Miss Mary Harris Of the Brown Comedy
company came Monday to visit her moth,
er. Mrs. @, A, Cheney, Mr.. Brown was
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, Cheney. Monday
Deals were made Monday, VIII reby Mr.
and Mrs, George Hastings sold their farm
with some stock and tools to Henry stow
ell Of Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Hastings
then purchased OF f. s. Edison his farm
with all stock and tools for a consdera
ton OF $4,000 Roth farms are located or
laport road.-Fhe Rev. and Mrs. J. NJ