Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-12
LAMOILLE COUNTY
MORRTSVILLE.

De-, "a r. Rest officiating. George IL.
johnson, a son of John II. and sally CrosS
Iobnson was born ut Warner, n. IL,
Tune y, 1852 He was united in marriage
TO Sarah Peasley of sutton, n. H., Where
they resided for 20 years before coming 10
Morrisville nine years ago. since coming
TO this place Mr.. johnson has erected
number of houses, three of which were ior
himself and are credit TO the town. MI
johnson had been In poor health for TWO
years and died Tuesday morning at o'5V
o'clock, having been confined to the pea
six DAYS, the cause of his death being can
Ger Of the bowels. Besides his wife. he 10
survived by one brother, w. c. Johnson
of Warner, N. II.
Miss Grace Russ. who is teaching ~
Wolcott, passed Saturday ana Sunuay
with her aunt, Mrs. Minnie SmalIey'-Nirs'
G. NJ Powers returned Friday evening
from St. Johnsbury, where she a'tenueu
the State Federation of Womens CLUBS
Mrs H. II Fisk and Miss Eugene Pinney
also attended the meeting.-Mrs' MARION
Savoy went to her home at Johnson FRI
day evening to pass Saturday ana sun
day.-Miss Ethel Badger, who has posi-
| ton at Heaton hospital In Montpeher'
came Friday evening to visit her parents,
|
Woods had q serious attack of acute indi-
gestion Friday night-Mrs. Elvira Spilier
of Wolcott visited her son and wife. Mr..
and Mrs. c. a. Spiler. Friday.-Walter
Chamberlain Of Boston. who has passed
few days with his mother, Mrs. Eva
Chamberlain. went Saturday to Lyndon
willie to visit his brother, Elmer B. Cham
berlain.-Miss Bessie Ainsworth Of Bur-
Cot 70 ell hor
ents, Mr. and Mrs, w. r. Ainsworth.-
Judge Frank L. Fish OF Vergennes, a
guest for several days of his sster-in-law
and husband Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. War
rem, returned home saturday.-Mrs. Maud
Huntington Benjamin OF Boston who has
passed five weeks as guestof Mr.. and Mrs.
III. Fl. Warren, returned home Saturday.
i Tho reception to the senior class Of
Peoples Academy. given by Supt and
|, Mrs. C. D. Howe and Prof. and Mrs
A. w. Ruff, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Howe was held Friday evening.
i the class making their first appear
, ance in caps and gowns.-The Row.
W. Z. Baker began the summer series
of Sunday afternoon meetings at the
l Delano schoolhouse Sunday.-Supt.
Leonard T Cole of North Dakota has
arrived here to pass the summer with
I his family.-Guy Cheney, who is at
tending Columbia University at New
Y York came Saturday evening to pass
the summer vacation with his par
. ents, Mr.. AMI Mrs. A. l., CheEey.-Web-
!, ster Hale OF East Fairfield came Sat
= urday evening. n guest through COM
y mencement of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
:. Thomas and Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas
Mrs. Frank Marshall of Cambridge
passed Sunday with her mother. Mrs
lJane Graves. Carroll Graves o
Hardwick Is also visiting his mother
Mrs. Jane Graves-Miss Edna Stay
tons room in the graded school wen
It for q basket picnic Monjay.-Miss FL
Y, len jackson, who has been employed
N for some time in Eardwick and ha'
IS passed few days with her parents
y Mr. and Mrs. George w. Foss lief
d Monday for Glens Falls, n. Y, wher,
y she has a William F. Gal
% lagher of Boston Is O guest Of his un
l. Gle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Lease
= L. E. Bliss Is off duty for n time OF
,e account of two broken ribs. the in
II Jury being received while raising
II corner of his grainary.-Fred Badge
10 of ST. Johnsbury passed Sunday wit
v his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bad
" ger.-B p. White came from Caspian
" Lake Saturi day, passing Sunday wit
Z. his son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ [
le White.-Miss Bertha Terrill, dean a
j. the University of Vermont passed Sun
D. day with her brother, George Terril
r. -Mrs Lucy Hawkins, who has visite
v. for some time at Hardwick and Cal
to ais. returned here Saturday evenin
l. and Is with her daughter, Mrs. Leo
TX Terrill.-Mrs. Fred n, Waterbury an
I'd children of Boston came Saturda
to evening 10 pass the summer with he
III parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Woo,
m Oscar Reed of Nashua passed Sat
Of urday with his mother Mrs. Alic
or Reed. and returned to Burlington in tn
n evening, where he Is passing som
ne time with his brother, who Is at til
nd Fanny Allen hospital-Mr and Mr.
ms A. A. Niles, Mrs Helen Towne, Mr.
c. A. n. st. Louis, Mrs. LA Niles Jackso
on Mrs. Glen Stone and Mrs. Mabel Fa
nd went to Rutland Monday to atter
I'm the State encanpment. G.. A. R.-Mr
mt G. f. Smith was at Burlington MOI
lie, dey-The Rev. and Mrs. ii. A. Durf,
of Burlington were guests over SUI
day of their daughter and husban
Supt an Mrs. u -. howe. MT, lJu
Y, fee Will leave In a few days for Mi
IN souri, where he will attend the world
aet convention.-Miss Glenna Pitzgera
Tor of Jeffersonville came Monday to r.
at main through commencement with h
at sister. Miss Jennie Fitzgerald.--Mi
Inc NJ B. White went to Greensboro Mo-
,b- day to pass few days with NJ
Whites parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
White.
The Rev w. T.. Baker, who was to go
the North Troy Sunday evening to preach t
OF baccalaureate sermon, was unable to to
of account Of the town being quarantin
t. for smallpox,-D. n. Hutchins was call
ON to Toronto Monday night by the death
he'd his brother-in-law, John Faye-M
ng- Sarah Lunt returned Monday from w
CHS loughby. where she has passed a we
ar with her son. Orrn Lunt,-At the Sanbc
bur prize speaking contest Monday evenil
10 Miss Thclma Edwards was awarded fl
at prize. Miss Vera Gilbert second, and NJ
dav Dorothy Powers third.-Mr. and Mrs. II
90 lett of Boston arrived Monday even
hoy and will pass the summer at Samos
two occupying 'ho he" io''
49,. Anne Durkee of st. Adams Is visiting
49,. pa rents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Morton
~. Mrs. A. Cano. who has passed so
weeks with her parents. Mr. and N
- George Bates, went Monday evening
'' Burlington, where Mr.. Cano has empl
JIM ment.-Mr and Mrs. Michael Shea
n Mrs. Thomas Duff of Woburn, Ma
tne carua Monday eveninp n remain thrOl