Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
LAM0ILLE COUNTY
MORRISVIILE.

Inc grand Uelu DAY OF the w OOulncn
Vermont State Log Rolling association
passed off Thursday. according to pro-
gram. There was a parade of the several
teams present headed by the Morrsv:lle
Military band. The competitive drill for
the Prize cup. participated in by Rut-
land Camp. No S.5sl of Rutland, and
St. Adams Camp. No. 9,512. won by
Rutland camp. Officers elected at the
business meeting: President. George D.
Paine, Bridport vice-presdent, z. May
hew Libby. Rutland; secretary, DR.. w.
NJ. tombstone Morrsville treasurer, D.
X. Daley. North Hartland: speakers
present were the Hon. f. C. Whelm,
supreme national lecturer. NJ. w. of A.,
and the Hon. A. o. Palmer of New Eng
land. State deputy. Owing to the illness
of Mr.. Schmett of the Thor. Schmett
Aviation company of New York. who
was to make q flight. and fall receiv-
ed by q substitute who was to make
the flight in his stead. that part Of the
program was not carried out. The meet
ing next year will be held at White
River Junction.
Noyes G.. Slayton and Howard Law
came home Friday to pass the summer
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. A.
Slayton-Mrs r. A. Wiley of Water
Vile came Friday evening. passing Sun
day with her daughter and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. j. Kelley Mrs. Alfred Emery
of Sherbrooke arrived Friday evening to
visit her brother and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Hill.-Mrs. Josephine Pierce
Of West Somerv!lle. Mass. accompanied
by her grandparents. Miss Beatrice Niles,
arrived Friday evening. Mrs. Pierce Will
visit her daughter, Mrs. +. E. Silloway,
for a time and Miss Beatrice Will pass the
summer with her uncle and aunt-Mr.
and Mrs f. F. Green OF Hardwick were
guests Thursday and Friday of their
daughter and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Duncan Mcdonald. Those from out of
town who attended the funeral of Miss
Carrie Chase Friday were Mr.. and Mrs.
r. c. Bronson and daughter. Miss Edith,
of East Hardwick. Walter Crandall of
Hardwick. Mrs. Leroy Kent of Hard
wick and niece, Miss Kent of Chi
cago. Prof, Danforth OF Hardwick. Mr..
and Mrs Nj. J. Leach of Wolcott Walter
Doe of Maquoketa, Ia, Mrs. Abbie Lit
tie of St. Johsbury, George Merrill of
Craftsbury, Superintendent and Mrs. NJ
S. Stone of Montpelier and Mrs. Leo Udall
Of North Wolcott.-N eighborng farmers
turned out for bee" Saturday and be
gan the work of improving the Randolph
road cemetery. The work will consist OF
moving the cemetery. ploughing and
smoothing n part of 1t and stocking II
down" The work will be continued each
year until the whole cemetery is graded
Orrin Spaulding placed In this cemetery
stone Saturday at the grave Of his
| brother. Carroll.-Mr. and Mrs. h. +.
Combs OF Richford are guests OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ira Chamberlain.--Miss Elma Taylor
| Of Craftsbury returned home saturday
after visiting Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Wood
| bury.-Mrs. l.. S. Tilotson left SATURDAY
for a few days in Springfield and Worces-
ter Mass-Karl Kramer went Saturday
to Sugar Hill. n. H., where he Will have
employment at the Sunset Hill House.
Mrs +. o. Lunt and brother. Dwight
Holton. went to Worcester. Mass Satur'
day for a short stay.-Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Pope and Mr. and Mrs. John Rush
ford left Saturday for Worcester. Mass
| for a short stay. Mr.. and Mrs. Rushford
will visit in Spencer. Mass. before re-
turning home.
Carroll Tyndall. who has visited his
lbrothers. John and James, In Attleboro
Mass. for three weeks past. has returned
home.-Miss Ellen Jackson of Hardwick
passed Sunday here with her father
G. w. Foss. Malcolm McNnll OF Bos
tor Is here TO pass the summer vaca
tion.-Miss Susan Mooney Of Boston 1.
guest Of her cousin. Mrs. C. c. Rublee
Mr.. and Mrs, c. N, Sheldon of Boston
who accompanied Noyes q. Slayton from