Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-04-25
LAMOILLE COUNTY
MORRIsV1LLE.


of Vermont will address the Brother
hood of the Congregational Church
Sunday evening, on Samuel Adams
Patriotic. b. Davis went Saturda,
to Georgia to begin work as sup
ply for the Methodist Churches a
Georgia. North Fairfax and Milton
Boro.-Miss Glee Merritt went to VOL
colt Saturday to begin work Monda,
as teacher In one of the town schools
A dispatch was received Saturda,
announcing the death. Friday, O
Wilks J. Lawrence at his home II
Minneapolis, Mimi, the cause of hi:
death being an abscess on the brain
Mr.. Lawrence was formerly a Morris
VILE boy and his family for q number
Of years passed the summer here. Mr.
Lawrence was connected for many
years with the Continental Paper
company of Minneapolis. and for the
past few years had full management
of the business at the home office
Besides a wife and five little children
he is survived BY a brother. Alfred
f. Lawrence of Morristown. and two
sisters. Mrs. T. w. Bruce of Brattle-
boro and Mrs. James C. Russell OF
Tacoma, Wash.--Tucker Chapter. No
Is, r. A. NJ held their election and in
staliatfon Of officers Friday evening.
when the following officers were
elected r c. Marshall. E. II. p; A.
c. Sulham. K; w. NJ. tombstone, s.;
j. A. Robinson. c. H.; @. w. Clark
treasurer; A. NJ Adams, secretary C.
B. Greene. p. s.; A. N. Camp. r. a CT
c. L. Gates. NJ. ": W. H. Terrill, NJ
": c. II. Raymore. NJ "; II. D..
Bryant, chaplain; w. II. Towne. Tyler;
finance committee, II. Waite. l. NJ.
Munson. N. G. Wood; grievance COM
mittee. w. w. Spaulding. A. A. Niles,
G. NJ Powers-The game of baseball
Saturday. the first Of the season. p.
A. vs.. Brigham, resulted In a score
Of to in favor of Brigham Acad-
emy.-Elmer A. Smalley left Saturday
evening for Iowa, where he Will pur-
chase a carload of horses for the II.
A. Smalley 6 company's stables.-Miss
Viola Kneeland. who has taught school
in Wolcott the past year. Will teach
the Delano district school this spring
opening Monday.--Dr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Bridge of Montpelier came Satur.
day evening to pass a short time with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George A
Bridge-Guy Campbell is making the
addition of 65 foot stable on the
south side Of his farm barn.-Miss
Helen Bucklin of Hyde Park was a
guest over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Decell.-Mrs. Jessie Briggs of ST.
Johnsbury came Monday to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Patch
Word was received Monday announc-
ing the birth of a daughter TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Humphrey of Burlington,
formerly Morrisville people.-Mr and
Mrs. b. \. Palmer returned to Will
der Monday after visiting her sister
and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Sar-
gent. They were accompanied by
his sister, Mrs Sadie Rublee Pike,
who will visit them before returning
home to New York.
Mrs. Fred A. Gilbert went to Burling-
ton Monday evening to attend the meet
ing of the grand lodge of the New Eng
land Order Of Protection. as delegate from
Lamoille Lodge.-Clifton Bundy. now at
work in a hospital in Boston, came Mon
day evening to visit his mother. Mrs.
Slayton, and sister. Miss Ola Bundy.-Miss
Winnie Bedell returned Monday from
Oxford, n H.. where she has visited her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bedell.-Mrs.
e. johnson Of Boston came Monday TO
visit her sister. Mrs. Sherman McNall -
A. L. Cheney has been confined to the
house for several days by illness,-Mss
Ella Mckee Is employed at the farm
house OF H. Fulsom.-Sumner HARE went
TO Richford Tuesday for n short stay
The Morse mill is shut down for time
for the rebuilding of the furnace.-Fred
Stowell has finished work for Hobart
Fulsom and gone to Elmore. where he
has employmens-A. c. Merrill went 20
Craftsbury Tuesday for a few days VISIT
with his brother George Merrill. and
other reAtives.-The town fathers are
putting a temporary trestling under the
Tenney bridge to make 1t passable until
the water goes down. when permanent
repairs can he made to the ab,itment.-
Mrs. Anna Pease Of Burlington came
Tuesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. H. q.
Hutchins Of Elmore.--Mr. and Mrs.
Harvie Bennett left Tuesday on a COM
bined business and visiting trip TO Green's.
boro. West Burke, Irasburg and Newport
Miss Clara Burt Of Belvldere was a
guest Tuesday Of Mr. and Mrs G. E
Smith
The Rev. and Mrs. W. ]. Clark NJ
Enosburg were guests Tuesday night
Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. N. Hutchins and
are passing few days with her mar
ents. Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Peck-Mrs
Alice Marian of Hardwick came Tues
day evening to visit her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Draper-Miss Hope
Carter Of Hardwick was a guest Tues
day night of Miss Belle Barrows.-
Mrs. l. c. Tillotson went to Water
vile Wednesday to visit her sister
una husband. Mr.. AMI Mrs. w. p.
Smiife-Carlton d. Howe has been
engaged by Worthwhile, Elmore and
3towe school union. as supervisor.
Nr. Howe comes hNre from Essex
Junction. where ne has filled a like
position for five years. following 10
years Of services as principal of high
schools. Mr.. Howe begins his work
In this union July Mrs Fl. N. Gray
Of Cambridge was guest Wednesday
Of Prof. AMI Mrs. w. A. Beebe.-Miss
Irene Plude completes her engage
ment in the store OF G. T.. Drown this
week and goes to Essex Junction,
where she has a similar position. The
Philathea class of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church gave Miss Plude party
Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs
f. a. Smalley. During the evening
Miss Plude was presented by the class,
with manicure set. Refreshments
were served.-Mark Cutting has pur-
chased the A. ]. Gauvin steam laun-
dry. taking possession Monday. Mr.
Gauvin will remain In the laundry