Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-26

Alberta, who IS employed on the C.
r. r., came last week 10 visit his mar.
ents Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Drown,
Sr., an' his fostcr-sister, Mrs. Don Sand.
ers
The Lamoille County Rural r,ottey
carriers association held its annual
meeting at johnson Monday. In the
morning session the following officers
We're elected: President Frank r
Brown, Hyde Park: vice president. =
w. Hickford. Jeffersonville; secretarv
ana treasurer r. NJ. Farrand, Hard
wick; executive committee. A. c. Hook.
er' Hardwick, T.. $. Robinson, Morris.
vile; delegates to State convention. II
a. Parker Wolcott, r. +. Atchinson
Morrisvillc. An invitation was extend.
ed ana accepted to hold the next meet.
ing at Morrisville Dinner was serve,
IN the hall by the ladies' After Dime
an interesting program was giver
music for the occasion being furnishe,
by Un Chaffee vioIinist, Miss Florenc
Hitchcock, pianist. Miss Gladys Atyel
vocal soloist all Of johnson. An ad
dress of welcome was given the carrie,
by Carrier +. w. Saxby of johnson
which was responded to by E. S. Rot
noon a pair Of horses belonging to Ere,
Jackson OF Garfield ran away from tn
VIII Twiss house on Court street. run
hIhE down Main and Portland street.
taxing the railroad track and going
mile to the Tenney bridge, where the.
met Il freight train. Both horses were
badIF mangled and instantly killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Prior of Mont.
peller who have visited his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. @ Henry Prior, have gone
to Essex Junction to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Stcrnes.
The marriage of Mark b. Smith. son
Of Mr.. and Ais. G.. +. Smith and Laura
Aida Ellis. daughter OF r. T. Ellis. was
held al the home Of the bride Wednes-
day afternoon at four O'Clock. the Rev.
w. T. Best performing the ceremony.
only the Immediate families were pres
emit The bride was attended by Miss
Alice Il. Smith sister Of the groom, and
Roy Mncomber was best man. The bride
was goWned in white brocade silk, the
decorations being Of pure white. The
couple stood under a large white bell
Inc wedding march was played by Mrs.
e. =, Palmer who also played softly
during the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Smith
VIII 80 Immediately to the Laportc Dairy
farm. Of which Mr. Smith is super.
intendeut. Both bride and groom ar,
graduate from Peoples Academy, MI
Smith having graduated also from var
ious AGRICULTURAL colleges, while Mrs
Smith IS a graduate from the Albany
o. " Business College. having con
tinued the work since her graduation, a.
lH.. L.. Il
y. Slayton s; co. otlice.-Miss Addie Yves
returned to Burlington Tuesday afte
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hattie Slayton-
Mr.. Nh Green and two children return
81 Wednesday to Fairfield after visitina
her paren.s, Mr.. and Mrs George Nor
ton.-Niss Alice Sonesac went Wednes-
day to Maryyille =. G.. where she will
visit hcr sister and husband, MI and
Mrs. Peter Baillargeon, and will visit
friends at Montreal before returnins
home in about a month";. 5. Ryder
has returned from Ithaca, n Y, having
| completed course in agriculture a.
Cornell University.-Mrs II. +. Barrow
is improving from an attack of bronchitis
Mrs. c. y. Slocum has gone to Han.
nihah No. called there by the death of
MT. Slocum's uncle, capt. c. j. Lewis
~. Lewis WaS a former resident OF
MOrrsville and at one time was a law
/ partner Of G. W. Hendee under the firm
name Of H,ndea * Lewis.-Mrs Ida
/ Churchill is slowly improving from Il
serious illness of several woeks.-A. n.
Camp has purchased of c. e. Palmer
his residence ON Court street-D. W.
Denton of Peasleyviue, y. y, is a guest
If II .
Denton. having been called here by the
death of the lattcrs infant son.-Guy
Horrirk of Hardwick is vlsi.nS his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. Her.
ricll.-Mrs, Eta Shaw has returned from
Lancaster, n H., where she was called
by illness in the family OF her daughter,
Mrs Walter Isham. -Supt. l.. D. Smith
of Williamstown has been spending d
few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
\. J. Smth-Anthony Jacobs went tt
| Burlington Tuesday to enter the MarI
Fletcher hospital for treatment of hi,
foot lie was accompanied by hts son
II. G. Jacobs.-Mrs James Clark and
Ms +. NJ. Davis of Hardwick came
Tuesday To visit their mother, Mrs.
| Emily Towne- The funeral of the infant
son Of MIR. and Mrs A. r. Denton wal
! held Tuesday afternoon.-Mrs. e. j.
| Lease visited in Johnson Monday.-Georse
| A. Cheney went TO Burlington Monday
! to begin his duties as Juror in the United
| States court.-Faban l.apan is improving
| slowly from a severe illness with typhoid
fever Ills father, Felix Japan, returned
to East Hlghgate Monday.
CAMBRIDGE,
X. Is. Lapont was in Morrisyllle Mon
, day-M y. Youns Is spending several
days in Morgan William Jock has fin
| ished work for the Gates Bros and viii
carry on Harlow Nire's farm.-Eugent
| Spauldng of Woodsville, \. H., was i
guest at w. u. Willey's over Sunday
John Chaycr is To move to the Paul
Bedford farm IN Wateville,-Mrs, Rob
ert Bashaw and children OF Waterbury
are visiting her parents, ar. and Mrs.
| Joseph Roberts-Rollo Jackson, who has
! been in the Harlem Wires farm for three
| years IS to move into the tenement over
| the Old drug store and has taken a
| position with II. n GTay.-Mr. and Mrs.
J Morgan OF Richmond were In town 10
attend tn, Masonic banquet Thursday
nlght.-A St patricks dance will be held
in smith hall March Il with music by
Chaffees orchestra,-Dr Newton accom-
panied Earle Douglas TO the Fanny Allen
hospital Tuesday, where he underwent
an operation for appendicitis,-Mrs,
Lewis Leavens and daughter returned
| Friday morning from a months visit
! with her son, Harlem, and family in