Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-01
LANOILLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

MOkNlS WILLIE.
Prof a ID Mrs w. A. Beebe have sold
their residence on Park street to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Waite. Mr.. and Mrs. Beebe
and son, Edwin. left Saturday by automo-
bile for their new home in Proctor,
stopping over Sunday in Cambridge with
relationships. Cassi, Davis. who has
been away for nearly two years. passing
part of the time in California, arrived
Friday evening from Granville. n. y,
where shs has passed some time with her
brother. Dr.. w a. Tenney.-Miss Kate
Cob of Chicago, who has visited her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs w. c.
Ward, left on her return Saturday.
Misses Anne and Mildred jackson of
Waterville. Conn. and Walter x. Jack
son of Burlington. who are visiting here,
passed Saturday in Hyde Park. guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Strong-Mrs. A. f.
Bangs and daughter. Miss Ethel of
Springfield, Mass, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. w. c. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
and guests and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Silloway left Saturday for Highgate
Springs. where they will pass two weeks
in camp.-Mr. and Mrs. George e. Little
and daughter, Lucine. Of Burlington. We're
guests Saturday and Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Slayton.-Miss Anna Bell and
mother, Mrs. Catherine Bell, went to their
new home In Pittsford Saturday. where
Miss Bell will have position as assistant
in the high school.-Mr. and Mrs. Alton
Lawson passed Saturday and Sunday IN
Wolcott with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Lawson.-Miss Josephine Herrick
and guest. Mrs. E. ]. Vinnecomb, re-
turned to Boston Saturday after a stay
OF two weeks with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Herrick.
Fred NJ. Ober was called Sunday after
noon to Shelton. Conn. on account of the
critical condition of Mrs. Ober. who had
undergone an operation while visiting
friends in Shelton. Mr.. Ober left by au-
tomoble for Waterbury. where he took
the train for Shelton.-NIr. and Mrs. B. NJ.
Hopkins and friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
of ST. Adams. came by automobile Satur-
day and were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Warren.-Mrs. Stephen Harrow Of Read
ing. Mass. and Mrs. Marguerite Ellis of
Woburn. Mass. arrived Saturday to visit
the formers sister and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. William PEG. in Elmore.-Mrs Mary
Watson. who has been employed for some
tlIUt dt Tie Stdlc IlOSPitdl at ANCl
ton. Mass. has completed her work there
and returned home.-Alrs. John Naylon.
who has passed a week with her daughter,
Miss Ethel Aldrich. returned to Burl.ng-
ton Saturday evening.-A. F. Fay Joined
Mrs. Fay Saturday evening In a visit with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gallup.
Miss Bessie Hayford OF Johnson passed
Sunday with her sister and husband. Mr..
and Mrs Clarence Stowell.-Miss Glendara
Ingalls, of Swanton was a guest over Sun
day Of Miss Alberta Boardman.-Mr. and
Mrs Nelson Irish, who We're called here
by the death of his mother. Mrs. Ann
Irish. left Monday for their home in Wag-
ner, Okla.-Miss Minnie Bliss was given a
surprise Saturday evening, party having
been arranged by her mother, Mrs. l.. T..
Bliss. and school teacher Miss Viola
Kneeland. In honor Of her l4th birthday.
About % were present. Games, guessing
contests. with prizes and music helped
pass the evening pleasantly. Miss Minnie
vas the recipient of many gifts. Refresh
ments were served. Hiram Dodge has &C.
cepted position In the Lawrence Cniver-
sity. Canton. n Y. as professor OF animal
husbandry and expects to leave for Can
ION fTludy.-IIs W. W. l'tHlos Miio llbs
passed several days with Mr., and Mrs
Herbert Woodbury. returned to Crafts
bury Monday.--Miss Ida Byne went &c
Quincy, Mass. Monday. where she will
visit her aunt, Mrs, Frank Byne,-Mr. and
Mrs II. r. Montague Of Handley. Texas
are guests OF the latter's sister and hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs o. L. Woods.-Misses
Anne and Mildred Jackson went to
Woodsville. n. H.. Monday visiting rela-
tives. and to their home in Waterville
Conn, Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. George Nc
Leod of Montreal are guests Of their
daughter and husband, the Rev. and Mrs
w. Fl. Baker.-Miss Priscilla Briggs OF
Brookline, Mass. Is guest OF Mrs Hazel
Fisk .-Miss Elizabeth Durfee, who has
visited her sister and husband. Professor
and Mrs c. u. Howe. returned TO Passaic
~ J., Monday.-George G.. Prentiss and
family of six of New Haven. Conn. are
guests at the Randall. having made the
trip here by auto. MIR. Prentiss and family
are friends Of Mr. and Mrs. F. *. Hickok
also at the Randall
Mrs. Jesse Waite was given n pleasant
surprise several days ago when she was
presented by her father. w. W. Peck,
with the keys to the Prof w. A. Beebo
residence on Park street, informing he,
that they were keys to her home Al
the same time Mr. Peck made finishing
payments on the George A. Cheney resi-
dence on Harrison avenue, recently pur-
chased by his son. Fred G. Peck, present
ing the same to him.-Mrs. Phillip Lara
way and Mrs Edna White of Fall River
Mass. came Monday evening and are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ieander Lara
way.-Noble Ellis of New Haven. Conn.
and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wilder OF
South Franklin came by automobile Mon
day. passing the day with their uncle
T. b. Ellis-Mrs. o. w. Butler OF Wash
ington. ID, C., who is visiting Mrs. Mary
Thomas. went Monday evening to Green's
horo for a short stay.--Mrs. Wesley Cole
of Greensboro came Tuesday to visit Mr.
and Mrs W. f. Bohannon. George Rob
son. who purchased a farm on West Hill
| about wear ago. left Tuesday for Prince
Runert. u. c.. to resume his former oc'