Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-21
LAMOILLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

MORRISVILLE.
PRINCIPAL ~ A. Ieebe was in BuriiuE |
ton Saturday to attend the sixth annual
meeting Of the Vernon; Sec,on Of the
Classical Association Of New England. If
which he is chairman of tho executive
committee Mr.. and Mrs L. \. Tatro
went to bakersfield Friday evening Tor 4
few days.--Mrs. Gardner Greenough is
i'll at the home of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. c. g. Draper with bilious fever
A nelghhorhood party was held Friday
evening with Mr. and Mrs d. 5. Bumps
! at Malvern farms--W q. McClintock Of
brandon ~ ct his home here Mrs. Ralph
i'arrows of Vcrgennes came Friday even
Ing to visit her mother Mrs. Fred stew
art, and when returning home will take
her little SON. who has been with his
grandmother since Thanksgiving. Mr.
ard Mrs. II. c. Fisk and daughter, Miss
Hazel Fisk. spent Saturday in Buring-
| ton.-G. ". freshman of Middlcield,
Conn, who has been bufinE balcd hay.
left Friday night after buying 80 tons.
Miss Gladys Bedel of the University
| of Vermont Burlington came Saturday
to visit her parents. MIR. and Mrs D. u.
| del.-Iienrv Jenney Of Stowe was the
! purchaser of the Morrisville-S Stowe stage
line, which was sold at auction here
| Saturday. the purchase price being 500,
including all coaches. wagons sleds,
| horses, harnesses. etc-Dr Frank Jack
son was in burlington over Sunday, the
guest Of his brother w. X. jackson.
Mrs. Emily Gay. who had been in fail
| ing health for some time, died Monday
morning NJ about seven o'clock. Emily
! HutChns. a daughter of Squire and Al
mira Schohed Hutchins, was born in
Morristown October b. 1891. She was
united in marriage to Russell \. Gay at
Malone, y. T., July T. ~ passing near
! ~ the whole of her life in MorristoWn
and Elmore. Nj. Gay died in fillmore
seven years ago, since when Mrs Gay
has made her nome in Morrsville with
her daughter Mrs W. W, Thomas,
whore she died. She is survived by three
daughters, MIS-. Nellie Muzzy Of Jollu-
son, Mrs. Luna Thomas of MorriSNille.
and Mrs. Aida Ward of Gilmore, and
two sons William Gay of Elmure and
Nelson Gay Of MONTPELIER. The funeral
was held yesterday at AZ T. o'clock at the
\. G. Church, the Rev. l.. T., Peabody
| officiating. Intcrmcnt was made in
tho family lot ia the Wheeler cemetery.
Miss Ellen Jackson passed Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs G. w.
Foss. returning to Hardwick Monday
morning. The Rev. V. NJ. Hardy preach
cd at Jeffersonville Sunday and went to
Burlington Monday to attend n meeting
of the directors of the Vermont Domes-
tic Missionary socicty.-Mr. and Mr..
Charlie Campbell Of Barre are guests
until after christmas of her mother,
Mrs. Eliza Griswold, and sister, Mrs.
George Radger.-Horace Powers who
is attending the military academy Mt
Siaunton, Va, Is visiting his parents,
Judge and Mrs. G. NJ. Powers during
the holiday vaCa;ion.-p. II. Bcdcll has
been suffering for a week with rhcumd-
tism in his right hand Miss Marguerite
Hun Of Concord is visiting her aunt
Mrs. Laura Gleed.-Miss Daisy LcRaron
OF Lihson, y, H., came Monday even
ing for several weeks with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. l. ~ Leiaron.-Nclsou
Gay of Montpelier was called here sun
day by the critical condition of his moth
er, Mrs Emily Gay, who died Monday
morning-rher will be Ect-to-gcther
meeting OF the brotherhood Of the Con-
gregational Church NJ the church par
Tors Tuesday evening of next week
Mrs Joseph MuzZy. who has been assist
ing in the care of her mother Mrs
Emily Gay. during her last illness, re
turned 70 johnson Monday evening
Guy Stafford is recovering rapidly from
his recent illness.-Nlss Nellie Fisher
who accompanied Mr. ana Mrs. Ralpl
Barrows to Nergennes came home Mon
day evening to remain until New Year,
with her mother Mrs c. =, Fisher
when she viii return to Ncrgcunes
: where she is attending school, A sun
shine department of the Womens c'u'
was organized Monday at the meetlu,
of the club with Mrs. r. c. Cheney
and u number of gifts were left wit
Mrs. Cheney for the Sunshine band o
New York. Sixteen ladies were present
> The Rev. Mr.. Burroughs of whit,
River Junction preached at the Uniycr
. salist Church Sunday There viii b,
preaching services next Sunday..-Mr
a and Mrs. c. NJ. Chaplin of Boston arr
y expected Saturday to pass the holiday
u with the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
u c. II. Slocum.
AS forfeit for a defeat in a contes
which has been on in Lamollle lodge \
H. o. j., for three months past, the gen
u tlemen of that order will give a dane
r with refreshments at their hall Frida
!, evening January :, and 1t will be open t
d the publc.-Fred Badeer of North Wood
n bury, n. H., came Tuesday for shor
y stay with his parents Mr. and Mrs
e George Badger.-Miss Lucille Is HON
> from Mount Holyoke College to pass tn
s holidays with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.,
n f. S. Robinson Randall Child cam
: Wednesday morning from Amherst Col
l. lege to pass the holidays with his par
= ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Child Mis-
: Marguerite Hun returned TO Concor
s. Wednesday after visiting her aunt, Nv
. Laura Gleed. The next meeting of Han
d mony Pomona grange will be held in Me
= risvlle January 3l.-At a meeting Of Ia
y mobile lodge n. t. o, p. No b., hcl
q Tuesday evening, the following officer
g. ! were elected: Warden, 7. b. Ellis, vie,