Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-22
LAM0ILLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. j. Frank jackson, with
Walter H. Jackson of Burlington, went
to Woodsvile, y. H., Saturday where
Mrs. Jackson acted as entertainer for the
gentlemens night of the woman's club
Monday.--Mrs. A. w. Jackson and
daughter. Leara, Of Essex Junction, have
passed several days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. a. Davis.-Mrs. Howard
Skinner and daughter, Miss Shirley of
Craftsbury, vi,ited her mother, Mrs f..
A. Smalley, Friday. Mrs. Skinner went to
Swanton Friday evening, where l'ttlc
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William Skinner
Is seriously ill.-Miss Gwendolyn Smith
and Clay Fisk of the University of Ver-
mont came home Friday evening for a
few days.--Mrs. G. II. Gates of johnson
was guest Saturday Of her sister. Mrs
c. F.. Morrill-Mrs. Lizzie Giblett left
Friday evening for Brentwood ~ H..
where she has recently purchased n
house. Mr.. Giblett. who is in poor health
and has been an inmate of the National
Soldiers Home. while Mrs. Giblett has
been here keeping house for her brother
II. Il. Sturges. will join her ut their new
home.-O. d. Sturges expects to leave
March ! for Sacramento, CAL where he
will make his home for a year with his
sister Mrs. Wyley.-Mrs. f. r. Kinds
of Huntington came Friday evening for
few days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs G. r. Smith.-NIrs O. l.. Woods
went to Cambridge Saturday to pass IA
few days with her mother. Mrs. Mary
Bennett. at the home of her sister. Mrs.
r. w. Patch.-People' Academy basket
ball team won out in a game Friday
evening with Montpelier high by a score
of 70 to 25.-Capt. Frank Kenfeld returned
Saturday from stay Of several months
in Washington. d. C. His daughter, Miss
Althea Reynolds Of Boston, is here to
pass few days.-Charles Ellsworth went
to Hardwick Saturday to pass few days
with his sister, Mrs. James Stratton-
Mrs +. A. Wales OF Cabot. who has
passed some weeks with her sister Mrs.
B. ID. Bickford. who is in i'll health, re-
turned Saturday. l.. NJ Tebbitts Of
Johnson came Saturday to visit her
daughter. Mrs. Edwin Brown.
Archie Goodrich was called to Montreal
Friday on account OF the serious condi-
ton of his father. George Goodrich, who
went to Victoria hospital January l6,
on his arrival at Montreal Friday, Mr..
Goodrich found that his father had died
that morning from the effects Of blood
poisoning The body was brought home
evening, and taken to Hard
wick to the home Of his brother. Charles
Goodrich, where funeral services were
held Sunday at two r. m. the Rev. H.
4. White officiating. The bearers were
his two brothers, Albert and Ira Good
ich. and two cousins Albert A. Good
Itch and Nnest Wells. both OF Hard
wick. The remains were placed In the
'aut. and interment will be made on
Vest Hill in Hardwick. George William
Goodrich was born in Waterbury June
L. 1850 He was married when 20 years
Il age and had passed the greater part
Il his life in Hardwick and MorrisviIle.
DR.. Goodrich was in Ill health for a num-
'er OF years. and unable to DO business
or the past three years. He made his
ome In Morrisville for 10 years past.
lie is survived by a daughter, Mrs
josephine Rollins of Newport Center, a
on. Archie L. Goodrich OF Morrisville,
hree brothers. Charles Goodrich and
Albert w. Goodrich OF Hardwick, and
ra Goodrich OF East Calais, and one
lister, Miss Ellen Goodrich or Hardwick.
A meeting of the executive council OF
he State Log Rolling association of the
w. Of A. was held at the Randall
friday evening to arrange for the an
ual field day, which will be held at
forrisville Thursday, June 20 DR.. w.
l. tombstone was appointed as chair
nan OF the local committee.-MN> A. j.
fcNall and sons, IvOn and Macomb,
Boston arrived Saturday for few
avs at the McNall farm.-Mrs. F. NJ.
Davis and Mrs. James Clark and chill
rem of Hardwick passed Sunday with
heir mother. Mrs. Emily Towne-
and Mrs NJ. d. Young
nd Rollo Reynolds OF Cambridge were.
uests Saturday of Prof. and Mrs. w.
!. Beebe.-State Master and Mrs. c. p.
mith were In Charlotte Monday and
tuesday to visit the local grange Mr..
ND Mrs smith were guests of Mr. and
hrs' w. " Beach while in Charlotte
McMillen of New York
lty, VINO has been a guest of Mr.. and
hrs Leander Laraway for four months
'ast, returned home Monday .-Georrc
he IL year old son OF Mr. and Mrs (
octave Abar, who is i'll with pneumonia.
: showing some improVement.-Mrs
ane Boulton, who has been a guest
or month of Mr.. and Mrs. William
stephen. returned to Peacham Monday
Mrs. Susan Fellows is III, threatened
With pneumonia,
The brotherhood OF the Conversational
'hurch will have get-together meeting
It the vestry Thursday evening. February
2. at 1880 O'Clock, an oyster supper at
light o'clock, followed by an address by
he Rev. Clifford II. Smith OF Burlington.
rhe young mems improvement class of
he Methodist Episcopal Church will be
.uests OF the Brotherhood that evening"
Mss Pauline Kent Of Burlington. who
las been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. w.
Tuge, WAS called home Monday evening
~ the illness OF her mother. Mrs c. r.
Warren & Lunt and Is succeeded by John
Howard Smith was In Stowe
rom Thursday until Sunday. the guest
# her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Ladd.
she was accompanied by Miss Beulah
Bates of the johnson Normal. who was
Ter guest here Monday.-Herbert Smalley
vas at home Monday. returning to Cam
fridge Monday evening, where he Is IA
'uest OF Frank Butler.-Mrs. 8. u. Ste
'ens went to Hardwick Tuesday. where
he will have charge OF the branch store
or a few days on account OF the illness
u the man in charge,-Miss Eunice
sternes of Westford Is visiting her sis