Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-11
LAMOILLB COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

The Rev. V. NJ. Hardy is preaching for
few weeks at East Northampton Mass.
during the vacation of the Rev. Mr.
Hamlin.-W Willis Tcrrill went to his home
in Jericho Friday evening for n few
days.-Mrs Carl Mudgett returned to
Cambridge Friday evening after visiting
her sister Mrs Harry Turner, and uncle
and aunt Prof and Mrs. W. a. Beebe.-
Levi Senesac of St. Armand, T. O., re-
turned Friday night after passing a few
weeks with his sons, L. f. and Jock
Senesac.--Miss Kate Howard, who passed
the winter at Lake View, North Carolina
arrived Wednesday, NJ. f. Bartlett
of Underhll. who has PASSED three weeks
with her aunt. Mrs Mary MCNall. re-
turned Saturday.-Miss Allie Smith went
TO Essex Junction Saturday morning re-
naming over Sunday with her sister.
Miss Blanche Smith.-Mss Edna and
Master Earl Slayton gave It farewell
party Friday afternoon in honor Of
Edwin Beebe. Fourteen young people
were present and enjoyed an afternoon
of games etc, with refreshments, fol-
lowed by an automobile ride. Master
Bcebe was presented with a ring and a
solid silver teaspoon.-C. NJ. Fisher went
TO Greensboro Saturday, joining Mrs
lsHfI III al NISll ~ tiI' NoNtdHc VI MI
and Mrs. John Allen.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Bixby of Iaverhill, y. H.. who
have visited their cousins, Mr. and Mrs
James RanSdell. since Wednesday. re.
turned home Saturday.-Miss Marion
Belts of Plymouth, ~ a.. who has
visited her grandfather. Thomas Belts
and uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. David
Nuzzy, returned home Saturday.-D. a.
Iafountain returned Friday evening from
two weeks passed at his home in Mont
eomery.
Mrs b. Ricketson and daughter. Miss
May Rcketson of Pearleyvllle. y. Y.
came Saturday evening to visit the home
of their daughter and sister, Mrs. Il. NJ
Eanker-Mr. and Mrs. *. G. Darling of
New York are here for an extended stay
with his mother, Mrs +. =. Darling-Mr.
and Mrs. II. f.. Parker We're in Hyde Park
Monday to visit their cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs George Idtz of Wisconsin, at the
home of Colonel and Mrs. Sawyer,-Oscar
Reed of Nashua. n H.. came Monday to
visit his mother. Mrs, Alice Reed,-Archie
Goodrich Is assisting In the store OF T. Il.
T,llis-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grout re-
turned to Worcester. Mass, Monday after
visiting her sister. Mrs Anna Jones,-M ISIS
Blanch Smith. who has had employment
at Essex Junction for several months. has
finished work there and returned here
Monday-Mr and Mrs T.. T. circuit of
Noodsville y. H., and Mrs. Matte Coe OF
West Berkshire were guests Monday and
Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il, Spauldng.
Mr. and Mrs. julius Jordan of Fairfield.
guests Sunday and Monday OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Raymond, returned Monday
evening-Joseph Foss of North Hyde
Park the owner of a new automobile, and
not perfectly familiar with operating it,
drove to Morrisvilie Monday and when
turning on to Portland street made a
curve which he continued until the auto
mobile came in contact with an electric
light pole. The machine was injured toquite
sn extent. The crank was driven into the
pole from four to six inches, The pole,
which Is a large one. was broken off about
L. feet from the ground, several glass in
sulators were broken and wires misplaced.
The pole was repaired with the use OF
iron straps. Mr.. Foss was badly shaken
up.-AIbert Marston of Portland, Me,
who has been visiting his mother, Mrs
4ddie Marston. left Monday,-Mrs. G. w
Floss and two children and Mrs o. A,
Sanborn who visited for three weeks IN
Hyde Park and Scituate Mass, returned
Monday night Mrs a. w Fuse returned
rhome Monday evening from Burlington
after visit of a month with her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs C. r. Kent.-Mrs, VIII
liam Wernecko of Schenectady y Y,
Ribo has visited her uncle and aunt Mr..