Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-23

~ Will be held in this place Thursday and
Friday. The speakers will be Mrs. Ida
n. Read, Miss Elsie Pease and the Rev
n T.. Harmed.
MORRISVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Eaton returned Fri.
day evening from three weeks WISH
In Waltham and Somervile, Mass. will
their daushters, Mrs c. S. Merrill and
Mrs. II. e Whitcomb.-Miss Marion FoX
left Saturday to visit in Burlington
Fletcher and Fairfield, Mrs. H. A.
Slayton and daughter, Miss Lillian, were
in Burlington Saturday. The Misses
Mary and Marcia Austin of Cabot
are passing several days with
their uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs
F. H. Cutting. George f. Smith wen,
10 Hardwtck Saturday to remain over
Sunday with Mrs. Smith. who is visiting
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Frank Mason
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. NIcDuffer of
Waltsfield. who have visited the Allen
farm for several days. went to Burling-
ton Saturday evening for n short stay. -
Mrs. Jane Benson is confined to the
house by illness.-An outside entrance 20
the rooms occupied by DR. and Mrs J.
made to the a. A. Niles residence.-F
G.. Fleetwood is to deliver the Memorial
day address this year at New Haven
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Slavton are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs Frank sheldon Of
Swanton.--Mr. and Mrs. William Blair Of
St Johnsbury came Thursday evening for
few weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs !. l.. Blair--Mr. and Mrs Fred L.
s9xYt
ding trip, al lived Thursday evening and
were guests of their cousins Lee and
Frank and Miss Olive Allen. Mrs. Nc
Duffee was formerly Miss Nettie Page
of Groton and a teacher In tho Camp
bell district last year.-About 1900 small
fry OF trout have been received by w
M. Sargent from the fish hatchery at
ST. Johnsbury to be put into the small
brooks emptying into Lamoille river be-
tween Morrisville and Wolcott.--Miss
Mary Stewart and Miss Alice Tyndall Of
Hyde Park are In Burlington guests of
Hugh Tyndall. medical student at the
L. v. M.-HerheIt Kusic left Friday for
Wilder where he will have employment
1t the railroad station.-Dr. and Mrs. A.
j. Valleau are entertaining his aunt Mrs.
II, B. Sherwood. and daughter. Miss Bes-
sic Sherwood. of Napanee, Ont.-Mr and
Mrs. Joseph Cling Of Richford guests for
a few days Of his sister, Mrs Edna Cros-
nan, returned home Saturday. James
Stein. whose eyesight has been failing
since last fall, is now totally blind.
Miss Gladys Atwel, who has assisted
in the NJ. c. Messer millinery store. has
completed her work there and returned to
Johnson--L. c. Tilotson left Saturday
evening for Iowa TO purchase carload
of horses for the Smith e. Tillotson sta
bles.--Mr. and Mrs. Rosco Z. Davis went
Saturday evening to Waterville, where
Mr.. Davis will have employment.-Mi
Gertrude Brigham OF St. Johnsbury came
Saturday evening to visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Brigham.-E. a.
Smalley left Saturday evening for Mis-
souri,. where he will purchase a carload
Of horses for the stables of II. A. Smalley
e. Co.-Mrs. l.. c. Tillotson is passing
week in Waterville as the guest of her
lister, Mrs. w. =. Smilie.--Mlss Puma
Darling returned Saturday evening from
Burlington. where she has been for four
weeks past at the home of Ex-Governor
and Mrs. u. A. Woodbury. A. l.. Hunt
icy went to Boston Saturday night to
attend the Bible students convention.
c. II. Slocum left Saturday evening for
Boston on a short business trip. He will
visit his daughter, Mrs. c. NJ. Chaplin.
while there.-Miss Karleen Boyce went TO
ST. Johnsbury Saturday evening to visit
her sister, Mrs. Frank Duval.-Mr and
Mrs. w W. Boardman of Battle Creek,
Mich. are visiting his father, Wright
Boardman. and sister. Mrs w. S. Dan
iels.-The Unity Of the Congregational
Church were entertained Monday evening
at the vestry by the Misses Guile and Pin
ney,-There will be get-together Of the
ladies' Of the Congregational Church at
the church parlors Thursday afternoon
+. G. Fleetwood, Mr.. and Mrs +. w
Mould. Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Cheney. Mr..
and Mrs NJ. II. Boardman. Fred Car
penter Roger Blake and Gordon Brooks
went to Burlington Monday TO a.tond the
college play.The Rev. W. L. Baker. pas
tor OF the FIRST Congregational Church.
began a summer series OF afternoon sarv
Ices at tho DelanO schoolhOuse Sunday
Morrasvine was visited Monday forenoon
BY . snowfall Of from four to six inches.
-Mro- 4. p. Austin went to Hardw1ck
Monday b visit hsr step-nother. Mrs. S.
Siocum, who Is at the Holden hospital
NJ. and Mrs. HskbsPt Woodbury. enter
tanned as Sunday guests their cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Ambrose OF Nashua
~ H.. and Mrs. H. C. Woodbury. Of Bos-
ton-Miss liner Foss Of Johnson came
Monday to wish her sister. Mira. f. d.
Brown.
Prof. Bert e. Merriam, who has been
superintendent Of schools at IiAokensac.
y. j., for some years. has resigned that
position to accept a position supern-
tondent Of the industrial work OF the
New Jersey reformatory at Railway, ~
J. MI Merriam arrived here Monday
evening to visit his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Merriam. In Gilmore before
assuming the duties in his new work
June L. County Supervisor q. A. Bar
vows was in Cambridge Tuesday to at
pnd a meeting Of county supervisors
md seicctmen to plan the STATE road
work.-The RGr. ". r.. Baker went to
Middlebury Tuesday to attend Tuesday
and Wednesday meeting OF the YER
mont state conference Of Congregational
Churches. Mr.. Baker will speak before
the meeting Wednesday evening-Mrs,
Ella Doty, who has been guest OF
Mrs. G. II. Slocum. returned to ST AL
bans Wednesday and will remain with
Mrs. NJ. d Green until the last of June
when she will return here for the sum
mer.--Mrs. Henry e Parker has been
confined to her bed by illness for sew
eral days. Mrs. Matte Coe Of West
Burke came Monday evening and will
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