Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-01

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Mahon and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ G.. Lovejoy.
MORRISVILLE.
Peoples Academy baseball! team won a
game from Johnson Academy FRIDAY aft
ernocn score lG to % The batteries were.
Johnson, Mobbs and Holmes; Peoples,
Stowell Parker and Kaiser. Heavy bat
ting On the part Of =. a. was the main
feature of the same.-Miss Kate Carlton
of st. Johnsoury is passing a few days
with her brother. VI. W. Carlton, and sis
ters, Mrs. Frank Shippy and Mrs. Herbert
Keeler.-Miss Ruth Caswell passed Satur-
day and Sunday at East Fairfield and St.
Albans.-Mark Merritt has returned from
the hospital and is improving.-Mrs.
George Blair of Burlington is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Noe.-Mrs
Ethel CFoss) Howard of Boston was a
guest Friday night of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Wilkins.-J. J. Jackson Of Fair Haven,
a former resident, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
W. NJ. Sargent and Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ.
Waterman on Frlday.-Mr. and Mrs. II.
G. Holbrook and two SONS, Max and Leon.
came Friday night to visit Mrs. Holbrook's
mother, Mrs. Louisa Daniels.-B. ]. Kel-
ley returned Friday evening from Pasa-
u'i'' O''' an" OtI'' "SSu''H Poii'S'
where he has passed the winter.-The en-
tcrtainment given friday evening by the
physical culture class OF Peoples Acad-
envy was largely attended ana showed
Eood trIlhIhs'-Mrs J." ~ Hmlth Oh
liardWlck came SATURDAY Hnor"'ts ~
WISH MI, 9"llh P''e"'S' WI, "il' .rls'
a d MIN N4S9v9 Lucy Wv A"'''
~" "'tv J." va ,,f .
49, ""' p"' = ,ran. ,no,.hs
-, -, ,ho .rtrs Of Nv and
w.. r.nls, pnad d,od Thursday and flu
'a,, Mt. ,.,ro hold saturday morn
to- lien ,,,,i,l ar aftsburv-M and
H.. ,,.r.r,. ctou.u ar. the narents OF
l,r.b,.r I..r3 EIen-W. q. McClin-
toll l.ft Saturday for LINN. Mass. where
bo win vi.tt his son and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs Nyuliam McClintock-Harold Patch
returned to st. Johnsbury Saturday after
passing a few days with his parents MI
and Mrs. W. E. Patcn.-A game of base
ball Saturday afternoon People Acao-
emy VS. Euos5urg Falls resuIleu III d ~
tory for y. a, score l' q" ''
The funeral OF MIS- Lucy Oi"" ""9
held Tuesday afternoon NJ TWO oio0h a.
her late HON" with hef uaUEHVei' '"s'
George NJ. Tillotson. Lucy A EoSo",
one of two daughters OF i'oE"I " a"i
Civilla Edison, was porn at hahdolpi
February Il, $50. Her only sister, Mrs'
Hiram Small of Morristown' dleu IN 1850
The life OF Mrs. Cram was passed AT
Randolph and Barnard until she was
10 years of age, when she came TO MOT
ristown. and made her home with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. ana Mrs AlN1ra
Lewis, where she lived until August %
lSi5, when she was united in marriage 10
Elhanan W. Cram of RoXburN' lie dled
February 10, 1901. Mr.. and Mrs. Cram
lived in Morristown Il years, moving 10
Wolcott, where they resided untll .
years ago last December, when they re-
turned to Morrisville, making their home
with their daughter. Mrs. George T1llot-
son. Mrs. cram lost the free use of her
/ limbs -four years ago, and two years ago
last June suffered a fall, breaking her
right arm. Last July she fell again,
breaking her left arm. and had been
helpless since that time. Mrs. Cram died
early Monday morning. she Is survived
by two daughters, Mrs. Emma /. Tillot-
son. and Miss Ellen \ Cram, both Of
Morrisville. The Rev. r. ID. Crammer
will oniciate at the funeral and it is ex-
pected that c. II. A. Stafford, l.. +.
Thayer, d. y. Hutchins and her son-in-
law, George NJ. Tillotson, will act as bear
ers. Intermont was in Riverside GEM
~etery.-Edgar Bullard died Sunday at
1880 p, m. at Cady's alls after an illness
of four months with rheumatism and
complications, having been in poor health
for several years. Mr.. Billiard, son Of
Willard and Betsy Calkins Billiard, was
born in Hyde Park November 4, 1888. He
was a member of co. d, 9TH Vermont
volunteers, was mustered into service
September lG, 1851, at st. Adams, and
served three years. February 10, 1870, he