Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-20
lMORRISVILLE.

with oil for the streets IN the place of
sprinkinC. Archie Billings OF ST. johns
bury was a guest Saturday and Sunday
of Mark Cutting Miss Viola Kneeland
passed Saturday at her homo in North
Hyde Park.--Miss Myrn llerrick has
completed her years work as teacher in
the high school at liardwick and returned
Saturday ". c. Jacobs. who has
been in failing health for long time,
was taken Saturday in an ambulance to
the sanitarium at Randolph. Mr.. Jacobs.
with his three little children. will move
back to his farin.--Mr. and Mrs. Alno
Moulton. who have lived In Montpelier
kentield brick house at the Corners
Those who went from here Saturday to
attend the field day Grange meeting at
Walden were Mr.. and Mrs. A. V Hollis
and daughter, Reba. Mr.. and Mrs Il. T.
Ryder and daughter. Miss Bessie, Fl. w.
Drown. j. II. Atchison, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Dodge. Alfred Dodge, Chauncy
story, Mrs. C. A. Rand. Mrs. h. A. Cod
ding, Mrs. J. r. Parker, state Master
and Mrs. G.. Il. Smith and daughter,
Frances. Mrs Albert Terrill, Mrs. Archie
Grant Mrs. C. l.. Shaw, Mrs. Pcrmelia
Boynton. Mrs William Baker and
daughter. Gladys. Mr.. and Mrs O. J.
Story and Mrs. II. J. Edmonds.
At the graduating exercises Wednesday
June l.. Miss Matte Flandreau and Har-
old Patch were given the prizes of $40 each
in the II. p. French contest. These prizes
are given each year by H. y. French OF
Albany, n. y. for best preparation and
delivery of the graduation pieces, senior
class. Miss Olive Brill was given the s.
gold piece. an annual prize given by the
Hon. T. c. Cheney for the best general
improvement during the senior year.
While at work at n barn raising on
the Hadlock farm, Charles Rand fell
distance of 10 feet, receiving numerous
cuts and bruises and Two cracked ribs
Jason Nj. Malcolm and Harold A. May
forth, Vermont's crack battery. were
guests Tuesday of the Hon. and Mrs. I.
c. Cheney Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Parker
of Burlington are guests of their cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs II. p Munson.-Miss Fay
Treffren of Waterville. Me. Is visiting
here.-Nriss Gladys Bedell of the Univer
slty OF Vermont came Monday evening to
pass the summer vacation with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. D. H Bedell.-The
death Tuesday morning of Miss Carrie
Chase. Miss Chase had been ill for a few
days of acute indigestion. pneumonia de-
vcloping, which caused her death about
1880 a. m. Tuesday-Mrs Lydia +. JOS
lyn Will celebrate her Goth birthday Sun
day, June g. Mrs Josyn while in feeble
health retains her faculties and is able
to be about the house each day.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. A. Wiley of Watervlle visited
their daughter and husband Monday and
went Tuesday to Greensboro to visit their
son and wife. Mr. and Mrs Il. NJ. Wiley.
A reception was Geld at the G. a. X,
han Thursday evening in honor of new
Department Commander A. A. Niles.
Members of the q. A. r., W. r. G., Sons
of Veterans, Auxiliary and other friends
were present.-Mrs. G. L. Gates went to
Boston Tuesday to visit her daughter,
Miss Marjorie Gates. who Is taking a
course of instruction on the organ and
piano MISS Gates will return Win her
mother for the summer vacation.
The barns of W. NJ Fletcher were de-
stroyed by fire about noon sunday. II
Is thought the fire originated from care
lessness Of small boys playing In the
barn. The house was saved by the
prompt and efficient work Of neighbors.
O. L. Leach of Philadelphia is here to
pass the summer-The Misses Clara and
Doris Carpenter went TO Fairfax Monday
to attend the graduation exercises Of
Bellows Free Academy.-Miss Helen
Towne left Monday for Intervale, n. H.,
where she will make an extended stay.
Miss Bernice Kellogg is a guest for a
week of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Parker in
johnson.
The funeral of Miss S Caroline Chase
will be held at her late home on Maple
street Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
The Rev. r. ID, Crammer. will offciate.
Interment VIII be made in the family lot
in Pleasant View cemetery. Sarah Caro-
line Chase, daughter of Abe b. and
Nancy W. Cram Chase. was born in Me-
thuen. Mass, January 0, 1915 With her
parents. she moved to Hardwick when
came to Morrisvllle to teach in Peoples
Academy as an assistant in 1879, her fam
lily moving here June !. 1876, Miss Chase
was made preceptress after few years
and continued the work for IL years in
Morrisvlle and Ave years IN Northneld.
having worked two years with Prof
George A. Gates. two with Prof 4 j.
blanchard. one year with f. NJ Weld,
going then TO Mortified for five years.
She returned here to resume her position
with Prof. NJ S. Stone with whom she
worked for two years and continuing for
five years with Prin w. A. Beebe. Miss
Chase was graduate of Goddard Semi
nary in the class of 1871, and then took
special training In German and elocution
In Manchester. y. II. Having made a
specially Of elocution Miss Chase waS
given that branch of the school work
Miss Chase also engaged in staging many
of the local plays. both In Morrsv!lle and
Of 36 terms in Morrsville and 81 terms
since her graduation. Miss Chase worked
In an earnest. faithful manner. alwayV
having in view the greatest good and most
lasting results Of her work In behalf of
her students. She Is survived by her
mother and one sister, Miss Mary A.
Cause.-The S. of V. Auxiliary will hold
the next regular meeting next Tuesday
evening.-A. J. Boynton Of Rutland visit
cd his mother Mrs. G.. NJ. ioynton, and
brother l.. b. Boynton, Monday and Tues
day.-Mrs. Samuel Mailhait was called
to Whalenville, Mass, Tuesday night by
the death Of her father Joseph Bazner.-
g. f.. Stevens has purchased a ivc-pas-
eenger Ford automobile Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Raymond are parents of a son,
born Tuesday-Mr. and Mrs. f.. T.. Had
ley are entertaining the formers parents,
Mr., and Mrs. T.. V. iadley OF Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Wright Of Dix