Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-18
IAMOILLE COUNT
MORRISVILLE.

Mrs :. +. Stevens returned Friday
evening from a business trip to Boston,
Mrs. Allen Phillips and daughter, Phillis,
OF Island Pond came Friday evening for
"A visit with her mother, Mrs O. NJ Tay-
lor.-NIss Teresa Towne returned from
Boston F'rlday.-Mrs Helen Shaw went
to Richford Saturday to visit an old
schoolmate. Mrs. J. f. Kelley.-Mr. and
Mrs. Perley Bickford, who have visited
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. b. d. Bickford.
for two weeks, left Friday for Springfield
Mass.-Mrs. Addie Woods went to Cam
bridge Saturday to attend the funeral OF
W. d. Macoy.-Mrs. W. C. Whitney of
bakersfield is with her sister Mrs. j. A.
Bundy. The condition OF Mr.. Bundy re-
mains practically unchanGed.-MissE Edith
Amsden went to Burlington Saturday to
see her sister, Mrs. Alice Marston, Who IS
recovering from an operation at the
Fanny Allen hospital.-Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Fay and son passed Saturday at
johnson with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Fay-Mrs P. c, Jones went to
Johnson Saturday to visit her father, II.
F Hurlhut-Mrs stephen Harrow OF
Boston, who has passed the summer at
Gilmore with her sister and husband. Mr.,
W
her return home.-W. 5. Daniels arrived
Saturday from Brooklyn, n. Y. for u
visit with his daughter Mrs. A. II. Ring.
Mrs Harry Ellsworth and son went to
Wolcott Saturday for short stay with
/ Mr. Ensworth's parents, Nh and Mrs.
Newell Fllsworth- Ella Hodges OF
burlington arrived Saturday for few
DAYS with Mrs Ira Churchill Miss Ora
co y
visit Mr.. and Mrs Fred Patch.-Mrs. Will
liam Thornton died Friday night atter i
long Illness with tuberculosis
| The Township Sunday School assoca-
ton held it's annual meeting at the Con-
gregational Church Monday afternoon
and evening Il. J. Stewart presiding At
. 80 worship vas conducted by the Rev
w T. Best; 2:45 Sunday school Officers
! conference, Miss Grace Prior; SAS. our
Methods" Congregational, Mrs, Anna
Jones Methodist. Mrs Edna skinner, Ad-
vent Christian, Mrs. w. b. Patch, univer-
! salist, the Rev r. d. Cranmer; $40 Tho
Assistant Superintendent Shall There
Be More Than One? Shall There Be De-
| finite Duties Assigned led by c. F.
smith; 4:lO "The Cost Of Success, Time,
Money Prayer Mrs. Maria Tinker H..
! p Munson. Alexander Henderson, $3.50,
business, appointments; 4:+5, hymn; bene-
| diction, the Rev r. d. Cranmer, 1850,
song service and prayer, Mr., Henderson;
7:45, "Why Are Teachers Meetings Essen
tial?" c. II. Howe; What We Are YER
sus What We May Be-" the Rev w. L.
Baker: Sl5 State convention at Nergen-
mes. What Does 1t Mean to Us?' the
Rev. H. A. Durfee; SIS, hymn; benedic-
ton the Rev. w. r. Baker-Miss Lena
! Sibley of Nova Scotia, teacher at
Quincy Mansion school, Boston, arrived
Saturday evening for a visit with her
pupil. Miss Lillian Sayton.-Miss Daisy
| Stewart passed Sunday at Cambridge
Fred Badger of St. Johnsbury passed
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
George Badger.-Mrs. Fanny Genge of
ST. Johnsbury came Saturday evening to
visit her sister and husband Dr. ana
Mrs. c. l.. Bates.-Leonard Norton, who
has visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs
George Norton, left Saturday evening for
i Kansas City, Mo-Mrs Patrick Broughal
and daughters, the Misses Nellie and
Edith Stewart, were in Burlington Mon
dav.-Mrs w. n. Nicholson and children