Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-01
MoRRISVILLE.

/ Prof. w. T. Jackman of the University
Of Vermont Will address the Young Mems
Improvement class Of the Methodist
Church Sunday evening. The Brother
| hood of the congregational Church
| held 2et-together meeting Tuesday
evening, Il which time the Rev l.. A.
! Edwards of Nepwort addressed the
men.-Niiss Belle Barrows. who has VS.
itei her sister. Mrs. II. II. Butterfed in
North Troy, for the past month. return
ed Saturday evening.-E,. X. Bracket OF
Boston came Saturday evening to pass
a few days with his parents, MIR and
Mrs. ). f. Brackett.-Thc union meeting
held at the Congregational Church Sun
day evening under the auspices of the
Brotherhood was largely attended The
address by Sheriff Frank Tracy of Mont
pelier upon 1.-THE Humane Way was
most interesting.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
1Iunt of Derby Line arrived Saturday
evening to visit their daughter and nus
band, MIR. and Mrs c. f. Palmer.-Miss
Zita Towne went to Burlington Monday
| for a few days.-Mr. and Mrs. H. a.
Smalley and son. Francis. left Monday
for "A visit in Cambridge with Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Cutting and Frank Butler.-
Mrs. Helen Towne passed Sunday in
Walden, the guest of her brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Justin I.ittcl.-Mrs.
H. a. Slayton and daughter. Miss Lii
Ian. went to Burlington Monday for a
short stay.--The ladies' OF the Congre-
gational parish. especially the newcom-
ers are invited to attend a get-together
of the ladies' at the quarters OF the
church Thursday afternoon from 2:3O to
five o'clock.-Mrs. f. w Gates left Mon
day for Barton with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lang. and In Bradford with the
Rev. and Mrs. p. A. Smith,. C. Blake
of Worcester, Mass visited Sunday his
nephew. Roger Blake. and Mrs. W. G.
Bassett.--Miss Myrtle Baker OF Eden.
who has been employed by MI and Mrs.
G. c. Gould. went Monday TO Green's
boro Bend. where she will visit her
sister, Mrs. Benjamin Dow.-The Morse
dressing mill was shut down Saturday
owing to the bursting OF flue In the
boiler Friday night.
| W. W. Peck and g. c. Hoyet arc to
erect last factory on Woburn avenue
near the Wallace Brothers stonesheds
The main building IL to be "a by 8 feet
with shed "a by 100 feet. The dimen-
sion timber is now being taken to the
mill. The intention is to get out what
If termed rough turned lasts. the finish
ing to be done elsewhere. The factory
will employ six to eight men, Miss Alice
Mower. who has been confined to the
. house for several days by severe cold
resumed her work Monday afternoon
Miss Bates OF Barre was a guest Sunday
and Monday OF Miss Blanch Atchison.--D
Donaldson OF Chicago. who has visited
his cousin. Mrs. Belle Hall Croft, left
Monday evening on his return.-Mrs
Effie Tlllotson. who has served az cook
at the Randall for the past year. and
daughter. Mis- Frida T1llOtson. who has
been table girl for some months, have
completed their engagement there and
went Monday to Stowe for n short time.
Mrs. Lucy Smith, former cook. will
succeed Mrs. Tillotson. William Fair
banks 10 able to be out after an illness OF
three weeks-John Holton died Tuesday
afternoon after IA short illness with
bronchial pneumonia. Miss Winnie Tyn-
DALI Ia In Hardwick for few days
with her sister. Mrs. John Dillon.-Park
Hubbard Of Irasburg, who has visited his
nephew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs. +. C.
Jones. returned Tuesday.-Miss Bertha
Herrick went to Boston Tuesday for a
month with her sister. Miss Josephine
Herrick. and brother. Grafton Herrick.-
Miss Nellie Allen returned to Craftsbury
Tuesday after visiting Mrs. C. NJ. rishe,
and Mrs. Newton lie Baron
John Franklin Holton. who died Tues
day afternoon after an illness Of two
h weeks Of bronchial pneumonia. was q
: son OF Calvin and Lydia Smith Holtor
n and was horn In Andover. February 3
}, 1898 He married Jane Almira Crowel
- about 81 years ago. and passed practi
! cally the whole Of his life after mar