Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-28
LAMOlLLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.


in failing health for several years and
| confined to her bed for the past eight
months, died Thursday at $50 a. m. the
cause of her death being general break
ing down from old age. Sarah Jane
Morse, a daughter Of Cady and Sarah
Chase Morse. was born at Hartford, VT.
February IS. 1880, She was united in mar
rage to George Russ March %. 1856 With
Mr.. Russ she lived at Hartford and Hyde
| Park, where he died forty years ago last
| February. Mrs. Russ came to Morrisville
| 10 years ago. making her home with her
daughter. Mrs Minnie Smalley. where she
died. She ts survived by one son, Justin
f. Russ. of Stowe and one daughter,
Mrs. Minnie Smalley. Funeral services
were held Saturday afternoon at
80 o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Smalley
The Rev. W. T Best conducted the
service Interment was made beside
her husband IN the cemetery at Hyde
Park Plains
News was received here Friday of the
murder in Cincinnati, Ohio, of Grace
Tyler, the adopted daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs E. o. Tyler of this place. Miss
Tyler had separated from a Greek whom
she had married, and had been in terror
|
Of killing her. The act was done the 18th
at the Rescue Home, where she was
living. Miss Tyler lived here for a num-
Der of years and attended Peoples Acad-
emy.-Prof and Mrs A. l.. Hardy of
| Amherst, Mass. who are passing the
summer at Greensboro, came Friday
| evening for visit with her sister, Mrs
II. p. Munson, and brother. the Rev.
| V. NJ. Hardy. and their famlies.-John
Weafer of Boston Is visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weafer.-Charles
Harlfinger of New York arrived Friday
morning and let In the evening on his
return home accompanied by his SON.
Alexander Harli1nger, who has made his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T.. Hadley
for the past nine months.-Lyle Tillotson
returned to St. Johnsbury Friday even
Ing after visiting relatives here for sew
eral days.-L. c. Tollotson returned Fri
day evening from Nebraska, where he
made the purchase of two carloads OF
horses for the Smith and Tilotson
stables.-R. l., BarrOWs and two sons OF
Rutland came Friday evening for a stay
Of n week with relatives-Mrs Myra
Stiles returned Friday evening from @
ctdy VI tNo "cthS IN JtrlCnO with mel
son, Frank Stiles She was accompanied
by her two nicces, the Misses Barbar
and Evelyn stiles Mrs. w. d. Pope re,
turned to burlington Saturday after Wis
itinE her sister and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank Morse.-Miss Nita Ellis wen
to st. Adams Bay Saturday for week!
stay with relatives.-Mrs. CHARLES Bridg,
Of Albany, who has heen spending th'
summer at Mrs. Cora Whipple's, wen
Saturday to Burlington for over Sun
) day and from there to Walpole, n. H..
where she will make an indefinite stay
before returning TO her home In Albany
) n. Y-Mrs A. b. Small went Saturda,
TO Hardwick to pass Sunday with he
r sister, Mrs Frank Marion.-H. l.. Delant
was called to Hardwick Saturday for {
7 conference of health officers IN regarC
5 to the epidemic of infantile paralysis II
, that town.
= The Rev. II. A. Durfee and daught er
Miss Bessie Durfee of Burlington, return
ed home Saturday after passing IA weel
Y with his daughter and husband, Superin
$ tendent and Mrs c. d. Howe. Mis-
/, Grace Tyndall returned Saturday even
= Ing from Attleboro, Mass, where she ha
=, passed some weeks with her brother ant
8 wife, Mr.. and Mrs. John Tyndal, Sh
:. was accompanied home by her sister-in
- law, Mrs, Tyndall-Miss Annie McDon
r aid Of ST. Iohnsbury was Il guest owe
i Su lday Of Miss Gertrude Brigham Mis-
Helen Gray of st, Johnsbury came Satur
t day evening for a visit with her aun
= Mrs, Harriet Ide.'-Edward PEG of Con
o | cord. N. H., Is a guest Of his brother an