Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-12
LAMOILLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.


her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. d. Mower.
IN Sioux City. H., and with friends in
Minneapolis, Minn.-Mrs. Walter Lon
don Of Boston and Mrs. Harry Titus OF
Hardwick came Friday evening to visit
Nrs. Laura Ti.us.--NIrs. o. V. Mosley
of johnson was a guest Friday Of Mrs.
l.. A. Campbell.-Mss Gila Hebb of JET
fersonville came Friday evening to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robinson In Gilmore.
Miss Myrtle Macomber Is passing
week In Burlington.-Miss Clara Dodge
went Saturday to Barre to resume her
work as teacher in the Aver street
school and Miss Florence Chaffee will
resume her position in the Lincoln
school. also of Barre.-Mrs. c. F. Parow
returned to Burlington Saturday after
visiting her cousin. Mrs. J. L. Springer.
Miss Gertrude Haskins went to White
River Junction Saturday. where she has
position.-Mrs L. l.. Smith returned
to ST. Johnsbury Saturday after passing
eight weeks with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. small.-William Lawrence
went to Bristol. Conn.,. Saturday. where
he has employment.-Mrs. Per1nelia
Boynton and sister, Miss linda Campbell.
went to East Hardwick Saturday for a
few days with their niece, Mrs w. O.
Jeffords.-Mrs. c. J. Lease went to
Calais Saturday to go into camp with
PARTY OF relatives.-Upon complaint en-
tered to States Attorney NJ. p. Maurice
Mrs Eva Lee was given a hearing Sat
urday before Justice II. l.. Delano for
assault. Mrs. Lee pleaded guilty and was
fined $50 and costs of $500 The fine
was suspended and she was placed on
probation, paying the costs.
The annual get-together of the cradle
Toll of the several churches will be held
Friday afternoon from three to five
o'clock, when all mothers with babies
are invited to the parlors of the Con-
gregational Church. An admission Of five
cents will be charged for those attending
! without baby.-Benjamin Eaton passed
Sunday at Highgate Springs. where Mrs
Eaton is passing some time at the Thayer
cottage with Mrs G. @. Morse and Miss
Mable Durkee. Mrs. Charles Brigham
Joined the party Monday and Mrs. Leroy
Eaton went to Highgate Tuesday,
Mrs. Frank Towne. formerly Alice
Minor. and two children, who have passed
several weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Minor, left Saturday even
ing for Charlotte. Mich.-Mrs. Fred
Goodrich and Mrs. William Goodrich re.
turned Saturday evening form New Bed
ford. Mass. where they have visited theil
mother-in-law. Mrs. Addie f. Goodrich
l.. B. Boynton went to Rutland Saturday
! evening. remaining over Sunday with his
1 brother. A. ]. Boynton, and leaving Mon
. day for Buffalo, N. Y.-Mrs s. r. Steven.
has rented the north side Of the George
! Brown block and will conduct hel
millinery business there instead Of tn,
Stevens store-Mrs. A. W. jackson ant
daughter. Miss Leola, Of Essex Junction
came Saturday evening to visit he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Davis.-Mis
Ida Bedell went to Burlington Monday
, where she will learn the millinery bust
ness.-Miss Marie Stillings and mother
Madam Stillings of Somersville, Mass
who have passed the summer at the c. j
Story farm. returned home MOnday-Mr
and Mrs o. NJ. Waterman left Monda
! for Fair Haven. where they will b
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Jackson
Cassius Barrett Of Barre who is EN-
ployed In the Charles Tucker thrashin
machine gang. got caught Monday Will
clearing away from the cylinder, tearn
the flesh from the third and fourt
fingers and breaking the little finger o
one hand.-Mr. and Mrs Frank Douglas
Of Somervile. Mass. who are visitin
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Eben Douglas
went Monday to Greensboro to visit hi
brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Millar
Douglass. Nan Wombell entertain
ed the Unity class of the Congregation,
Church Monday evening-Clifford Bal
rows has purchased the j. s. Banistt
grocery business and took possessio
Tuesday.
John o. Nurse. who shot himself MOI
day afternoon, was native of Englan
and was born March II, 1895 He came
America when II years OF age and passe
the greater part OF his life In Danvill
where he followed farming for numb,
of years. Mr.. Nurse had been in failir
health for some time and for two yea
suffered from chronic kidney troubl
About a month ago he came to visit h
daughter, Mrs. William Wallace, and W,
stricken with acute Bright's disease soc
after his arrival here. which Is suppose
to have been the direct cause OF his ra.
act Monday afternoon. He Is survived /
brother. Joshua Nurse OF Dudswe
J., G.. four daughters and one son. WI
liam H. Nurse of st. Johnsbury, Mr.
Flora Lyon OF st. JOhnsbury east, Mr.
Josephine Cade OF st. Johnsbury Mr.
! Abbie Reynolds of Danvtlle. and M,
! William - Wnllno" OF Morrsvllo