Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-17
MORRISVILLE.

Burt has returned from Swanton.
MORRISVILLE.
Mrs. e. w. Patch of Cambridge spent
Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Addie
| Woods.-Mrs. Henry Sheldon returned
Saturday to West Dummerston after
visiting her brother and wife, Mr.. and
| Mrs. y. J. Gauvin.-Mrs. Mary Atwood
returned Saturday from johnson, where
she has been a guest for five weeks OF
Mr.. and Mrs. q. l. Wheeler.-The game
of basketball Friday evening, z. A. VS.
Stowe high school. resulted in a score
Of q to 20 in favor OF Peoples Academy.
Mrs. r. w. Baxter. who has pass
cd several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Harriet Ide, left Saturday for
her home in Highgate.-Mr and Mrs
Don Sanders and son, Willard, went
Saturday to Burlington, spending Sun
day with the formers brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs Del L. sanders.-Mlss Lora
Wright went Saturday to Richford,
Mrs. l.. +. Thayer returned Saturday
evening from n visit of several weeks
with relatives at st. Johnsbury and
White River Junction.-James Sears was
at home from Hardwick over Sunday
Mrs. r. r., Stevens spent Sunday in
Johnson with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
c. j. Munn.--Mr and Mrs Frank Ray
mond spent Sunday in Fairfield with his
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs, Julius
Raymond. MIR. and Mrs. S. A. Fife of
Wolcott spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. j. ValleaI.-Mr and Mrs
II. T. Kellogg went Monday to Winooski,
where Mrs. Kellogg will undergo an
operation at the Fanny Allen hospital
They were accompanied by their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bessie Carr Of Montpelier who
has spent n few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Franz Marion of Hard
wick were guests over Sunday of the
latters sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs
A. 3. Smal.-Miss Edith Spiller Of St
Johnsbury spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Spiller.-
Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Walter and son.
Orson, Mrs. Alice Robinson and w. F.
Morse of Burlington visited the fam
HES OF Mr.. and Mrs. j A. Robinson
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Robinson Sun
day, making the trip by automobile
At the regular meeting Of the Woman's
club Monday evening, Mrs George H.
Smile of Montpelier, president of the
State Federation OF Womans clubs de-
lvered an address. The attendance was
large. the library being filled to its ca
pacity DR. and Mrs. ]. Frank Jackson
returned Monday evening from Woods
Vile, n. H, where they went 70 spend
Thanksgiving with his sister and hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Rouhan. Dr.
Jackson has been confined by illness since
that time.-Henry Hall went TO the Fanny
Allen hospital. Winooski, Monday even
ing to undergo an operation. He was ac-
rompanied by DR.. G. l.. Bates.-Mrs w
II. Roberts (Etta Doty) arrived Monday
evening from Cleveland. Ohio. to pass the
Christmas holiday with her mother, Mrs
Ella Doty.-Dr. George L. Bates will leave
Winooski, where he has three patients
at the Fanny Allen hospital, for Boston
passing a week there before returning
home.-Letters from Charles Doty, who
is employed by the General Electric COM
pany, with headquarters at Chicago
state that he has been transferred to the
Pacific coast territory with headquarters
at San Francisco.-Miss Crissie Cushman
who has visited Miss Daisy lie Baron,
returned to East Barnet Tuesday
At the regular meeting OF Lamoile
Lodge, n. f. o. p. Tuesday evening, the
Gustin F. Smith; vice-warden. e. s Rob
inson; secretary, Mrs. Mabel Badger
financial secretary, Mrs. Belle A. St
Lewis; treasurer, G.. l. Towne chaplain,
Mrs. Nettie A Smith; guide. Miss Wlnni-
fred Towne guardian. Mrs. Nina Battye;
sentinel. w w. Thomas; representatives
to grand lodge. G. z. Smith and G. I.
A. Smith.-Word has been received an
nouncing the birth of n daughter to the
Rev. and Mrs. Otto S. Raspe Of Palmer,
Mass.-Cio -to-school day was successful
ly observed in Morrisvile Tuesday, IS
people visiting the village school, In
the evening reception was given the
parents and visitors at Academy hall,
there being 81 visitors and 100 high school
pupils present. The school board and
teachers Of the town Of Morristown were
on the receiving line. The following
was the program: Introductory remarks.
Supt e. D, Howe; solo, Mrs. George NJ.
Powers remarks Prof. r. q Reynolds;
remarks the Rev w T Rest: song,
high school; reading. Miss Gwendolen
Smith: remarks. A. l.. Cheney; song,
Mrs G. NJ Powers; remarks, the Rev
r. D. Cranmer; music high school or
Prof A. l.. Daniels returned TO Bur
lington Wednesday after n few days
with his daughter and husband, DR.. and
Mrs Lloyd c Roh'nson.-TI T Kellogg
came from vinooski "Wednesday morn
ing. returning thcrc Wednesday evening.
Mrs Kellogg underwent n serious oper-
alton Tuesday morning and is corsd-
cred as comfortable as possihle.-At the
annual election of officers of s. Of V.
Auxiliary. the following were elected:
President. Mrs Lillian Sulham Vice
president Mrs, Eta Shaw; treasurer.
Mrs Belle A. St Louis: chaplain, Mrs.
Martha Ainsworth; guide. Mrs Mabel
Fay; assistant guide Mrs. Ella Small;
inside guard, Mrs, Ella Slloway: outside
guard Mrs. Myrtle Meacham. Mrs.
Laura Phillips was appointed secretary
and the other appointive officers will be
appointed at the meeting next Tuesday
evening Stephen Wright has purchased
the Allan Britton farm between Cam
bridge and Fairfax
HYDE PARK.
b. ]. Buker Of Jeffersonville has won
verdict OF sl54l.So in Lamoille county
court against the Burlington Traction
company II was an action for negli-
gence In 1909 Buker was at work in
Whitcomb's livery stable In burlington