Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-29
LAM OLLIE COUNTY
MORRiSVILLE.

l.. r. Page Is taking an enforced
lay-off from his work on his truck
team owing to an injury to his bach
received while moving piano
Mark Cutting returned to Brandon
Friday evening after short visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
A. Cutting.--Mi.s Catherine Wilco,
spent Saturday and Sunday at Bakers.
feld.-Mrs Lillian Ross and son, Car
Ross, of Malone y. Y, are visiting
the formers uncle and aunt. Mr. anC
Mrs. G. S Stancliff-Mrs. Lloyd Rob
inson spent Saturday and SUNDAY with
her father Professor Daniels. At Bur.
lington,--NIiss Annie McDermott went
Saturday to the Fanny Allen hospital
Winooski, to undergo an operation
for appendicitis and Mrs w 7.
White of Hardwick We're guests sat
day and Sunday of the formers sis
ter, Mrs Ella Silloway-Carroll and
Grace Tyndall went to Hardwick Sat
urday for visit with their sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. John Dillon
Mrs. H NJ Cornell of Jeffersonville
came Saturday to visit her son and
wife Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cornell
Miss Mary Jean Simpson spent Satur-
day and Sunday at her home in Crafts
bury.-The condition of Miss Lena
Lane who is seriously i'll. remains
practically unchanged Vera
Gilbert was given a surprise Friday
evening when members OF her class
at Peoples Academy. about % in num-
Der, went to her farm home via n
straw ride to give her party in
honor of her 10th birthday annivcr-
sary. Games were enjoyed and re-
freshments served
Misses Mabel Durkee and Belle Bar
rows, who went Sunday with friends
TO Essex Junction, visited the Fanny
Allen hospital at Winooski and the
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington
and report the condition Of Wylie Tiff.
Ernest Griswold and Miss Annie Nc
permott as very favorable All three
have recently been operated upon for
appendicitis,-Mrs. Alice Kimhan and
son, Bert, who have visited the for
mer's uncle and aun.. Mr.. and Mrs.
william Griswold Tor two weeks. re-
turned TO Woodsville n Fl, Monday.
Mrs. c. S Wilder went Monday to
Brattlcboro as delegate to the annual
meeting of the Vermont state W. c.
T. MAX Newcity of Lowell. Mass.
who has visited his father Sidney
Newcity, and sister. Mrs Clarence
Jones, returned home Mondav-L.
Bingham Boynton has received Bel
gium postal card dated AT Ostend. less
than two weeks before tho trouble he
tween Belgium and Germany began.
from his cousin, Edward Stilman Kcl-
ley, who. with Mrs Kelley. visited
Mr. Boynton n year ago this fall Mr.
and Mrs Kelley lived in Cincinnati.
ohio. last year and for Is years pro-
Nlous have lived In Belgium and Ger
many. Mr.. Kelley Is a musical com
poser or some note. having composed
and arranged the music for Ben Uur"
He composed. last year. svmnhonv
which he had just given at Ostend
Mr.. Kelley is a grandson of stnra,
Bingham, brother Of Mr.. Bonvton's
mother Mrs c. NJ Boynton. and Hiram
Bingham, an old-time resident of Nor
rlstown MIR Bonyton has heard
nothing from his cousin since the war
S. Mudgett died ar
Corners Friday from a-on-
eral debility and complications. Fu-
neral services were held Monday after
noon.
The funeral of c. s. Mudgett, following
1 prayer at the house, was held Monday
afternoon at two o'clock at the Penti-
'ostal Church of the Nazerine. Of which
ne was a member. The Rev. O. NJ Bout
well officiated, assisted by Miss Con-
stance. Miss Allen rendered n solo
Turing the service. Interment was
made in Pleasant View cemetery. Chan
hing 5. Mudgett, son of Henry r and
-.ydia CStowe) MudGett, was born at
Georgia August 20, 1886. He was united
n marriage to Hannah Gallup November
5, 1871, Mr.. and Mrs Mudgett lived for
time in Montgomery, the remainder Of
lis life being passed in Hyde Park. FL
more and Morristown. He moved to Nor
istown Corners four Years ago, making
lis home with his daughter and husband,
ir. and Mrs. Fred S. Carey He fol-
owed farming his entire life until
obliged to give it up on account of fail
ng health, which had troubled him for
number of years. He was Ill three !
weeks with bladder trouble and general
tblltN anu bi'b Ill tlSnt q CLOCK Friday
vening, October 49, He is survived by
lis wife, one daughter, Mrs. Fred s
'arey, and two brothers, Eugene Mud I.
EFT of Underhill and Mark Mudgett of .
iassac husetts, Miss Bessie Thaycr, in /
tructor Of domestic science in Peoples |
academy, and four members of the senior
lass in that branch, the Misses De,ano.
POWELL, liubbell and Tw!ss. went Tues-
ay TO Windsor to attend the Agricultural .
nd industrial exposition, PoopIe's
academy being one OF four schools in
he state TO he represented. Yesterday
ftornoon Miss Thayer and her four COM
anions gave demonstration lesson
4 domestic science.-There will he a
Mon meeting at the Congregat,onal
hurch next Sunday evening to hear the
eports of delegates to the State Sunday
rhool convention, held at Barre last
eek, Wednesday Thursday and Friday.
There Will be masquerade social at
cademy hall next Friday evening. given
Y the junior class of Peoples Academy
Mrs, Robert Wallace and children
assed sunday and Monday at HardwiNk
1th her parents Mr., and Mrs. z. J.
A. r. Austin visited Mrs
'tta Batchelder at Hardwick Tuesday. |
cay FISK or the University of Yer
lent, Burlington. CANA NVadrosa,,, - |