Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-06

The cows were taken from the build
ing, but So hens were burned together
with 100 tons of hay, 200 bushels of
oats, all the straw, from which 800
bushels of oats were threshed, a NOW
ing machine harrows, horse hoe, cul-
tivator, heavy sleds, buggy wagon, a
new cream separator and all small
tools A sleigh heavy wagon and
horse rake were saved. Mr.. Knight is
at a loss to know how the fire started
as he had his lantern with him in the
stables The loss will be heavy as
only small insurance was carried.
Fortunately a strong wind was blow
ing at the time, taking the fire away
from the farm house and horse barn
Harry Ellsworth of Cleveland. Ohio,
former Morrisville boy. came Saturday
evening accompanied by his son, Rob
ert, joining Mrs. Ellsworth in visit
with relatives here and at Wolcott.
Mrs. Ellsworth will accompany him on
his return homc.-Miss Daisy lie Baron
of Sugar Hill, n. H., came Saturday
evening and will pass the winter with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs |. N. lie Bar
on.-Arthur c. Jackson Of Chicago and
mother, Mrs. Stephen Leavitt of Crafts
bury arrived Saturday evening to visit
Mr. and Mrs G. l. A. Smith.--Miss
Viola Rock left Saturday evening for
Boston, where she will pass the win
ter.-Miss william j. Utton of Bran
don and sister, Mrs. G.. n. Blodgett of
Springfield Mass, are guests of their
uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. \. r.
Campbcll-Nenry Glonwood, who has
been employed for II months in the
hair dressing rooms of w. f. Sherman
has completed his work there and
opened barber shop in his residence
at the corner of Main and Congress
streets.--Miss Esther Bacon, who is
teaching at Waterbury Center passed
! Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
O. D. Bacon.--The Unity class We're
entertained Monday evening at
the home of Mrs Edith Davis, Miss
Nan Wombell assisting as hostess
Mrs. Flora Gates of Swanton, who has
| passed some days here, went Monday
to Cambridge to visit her daughter,
Mrs Lillian Cutting Chase-Miss Ter
esa Towne of East Fairfield passed
Sunday with Ter mother Mrs. Mary
| Towne.-Miss Florence Chaffee, a
teacher at Hyde Park was a guest
over Sunday of her parents, Mr.. and
Fred Stewart.--Mrs. A. II. Slayton and
mother, Mrs Alice Kellogg, We're visi-
tors a Burlington Monday-Miss Alice
Senesac her mother. Mrs. Levi Senesac
! and aunt, Mrs. Jacques Senesac, pass
ed Monday at St. Johnsbury.-The
Rev. w. f. Baker gave one of series
of illustrated lectures al the mission
AIRY meeting of the c. +. Sunday even
ing, his stereopticon views and lee
ture being upon africa. Mrs. Laura
Davis of Garfield, who has passed a
week with Mr. and Mrs B G. Davis
went Monday to Hardwick, where she
will be a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A
| Keeler.-Eli Cutler returned home
Monday from the Fanny Allen hospi-
tai, where he underwent an operation
three weeks ago-Miss Mamie Rou.
han of Johnson normal was a guest
Sunday of Miss Saidee Smalley. Miss
SmalleY returned to johnson Monday
evening after passing Sunday ant
Monday with her mother, Mrs. Minnie
Smalley.
Mrs. Hannah Eddy returned Monda,
from a visit in Boston.-J c. Benson
returned Tuesday from Burlington, wher
he visited his brother, Charles Benson, a
Alderman, who has passed several week
with her sister, Mrs. Willis Honsington
went Tuesday to Morrisvillc on her wa,
, to berkshire, where Mr. Alderman i
, employed and where they will resde.-L
l.. Harris, who has been i'll, is more com
Portable ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have been re
ceived in Stowe of the marriage Novom
Der B at the home of the brides parent
in Danvers, Mass, of Miss Gladys War
! rem Crowley to DR.. Fergus Amy Butler
Dr. Butler was recently graduated fror
the Harvard medical college is the son c
, the late Prof. f. r. Butler and Mr.!
, Butler, who formerly for several year
had summer home in stowe. Mrs. But
e Ter is the niece of Eliakm and Edwin
Bigelow. Dr. Butler has a position in
= santarium at Clifton Springs, n, Y
= where they will reside
. The chicken pie supper which was t
S have been given by the ladies Of Unit
= Church Thursday has been postpone
a until next week.-Mrs.. Nolney c. Babcoc
d has returned from a visit of two week
= in Hardwick.-Mrs. Lucy Scrbner ha
= returned from Burlington, where ST
e visited her nephew, Charles Benson
h whose condition remains about the sam
e Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Pike have returne
to lrasburg after visiting their dauel
@ ter Mrs T.. G. Scribner, and family
+ | Mrs. G. II, Stone was called to Swanto
f this week by the death of Mr.. Stone
Y mother, Mrs. Olive Stunc.-HIarol
q Magoon has employment at II. f.. Shaw
~ grocery storeA collection of rose
a chrysanthemums, ivy and smax use
n In decorating the Conversational Churc
q Sunday was sent from Hampton, Va, /
Mrs. Frank Darling to her cousin, Mr.
p f. f. Smith, and came from the Darlir
- grounds.-Mr, and Mrs. T.. II. Bgelo
= were in Morrisville Tuesday.-Mr. ar
=. Mrs, f. j. Robinson of Malone, n. y
are passing a few days in Stowe-A fun
!, eral service will be held at one o'cloC
Thursday afternooA at the home
. Manuel Bailey on the hill road to Morri
- town for the two months old son of Mr.
= Francis Longe, who died Wednesdf
T. morning Mrs. Longe, who is Mr.. Bailey
q granddaughter, was formerly Miss Luz
II Bailey and has one surviving child.
- son about a year old, Mr.. Longe di
T. about six weeks ago. The Rev. Lemu
s. Davis will conduct the funeraL-The Re
lie f. Sweet of the Montpelier Seminary W
r preach at the First Methodist Episcop
~ Church and at the West Branch Chur
l. Sunday,
A. MORRISVILLE.
Miss Rhea Patno of Vergennes car
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