Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-01
llM0ILLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

MORRlSVILLE.
Fire destroyed the largo barn be-
longing to Harvey Gravlin of Elmore
Wednesday afternoon September 90 The
barn was struck by lightning. Mr.
Gravlin had finished cutting his corn
into the silo the day before, and that.
with all his hay and grain was lost.
The barn, 80 by 40 foot building.
and lcan-to. was full of crops to the
peak of the roof and much more was
on the barn floor. Only a small in
surancc was carried on the building
and contents
Mr.. and Mrs. George w, Cole returned
saturday evening from their wedding
trip and We're given a reception at the
home Of the brides grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. George w Foss a number OF
relatives and friends being present-Mrs.
Sarah J.. Kendall and daughter Miss
lila Kendall, who have spent the summer
in camp at Lake Elmore, left Friday
evening for New York city, where they
VIII pass week with their daughter
and sister, Miss Lillian Kendall when
they Will so to st Louis, Mo, for tho
wintcr-Nrs T.. J. Whalan of Hardwick
was guest Friday night and Saturday
or her daughter and husband, Mr. and
Mrs Robert II. Wallace-Mr and Mrs
Frank Raymond left Friday evening for
visit In Swanton with the family of
her brother, Levi Bovat. and in Georgia
with the family Of another brother. Seth
Bovat.-Tho condition of William Wallace,
which has been considered as serious.
Is Eighty improved. William Darrah,
the young son of Mr. and Mrs RAYMOND
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school .-brbi, and boca,,,n unrnonara-
Ring wont to East Hard
v-icl, Friday ovonlr,, remaining until
MONDAY tho guest Of his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs William Stewart-Mr.
and Mrs F. II. Olmstead and her father.
w D. Hyde, were in Hardwick Satur-
day and Sunday. guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. II. AlbY.-Tho Rev and Mrs. \. w.
Tabor left Monday on a visit to his
aged mother, Mrs Tryphena Tabor at
Holland, and to attend the international
Plain, 7. @.
Roy STAFFORD son Oh MI ana MIS-
c. II. a. STAFFORD ana MISS Grace
BedeI1' daughter OF MT anu MITE ~ "a
BedcN, We're united in marriage at hlhe
o'clock sunday morning at the ChiNe'sa'-
list Church' the KEY H. - Crahlller
pastor performing the ceremony me
contracting parties ana the onlclating
clergyman were the only ones present
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs star
ford left by auto for Burlington Where
they took a train for New YORK Both
bride and groom are graduates of Peo-
pies Academy. the bride taking course
in music in Boston, since which time she
has given instruction in music. The
groom, after taking commercial course
In Boston, has been engaged In the ium-
Der business.-R. w. Eaton and Roy Nor
ton left Saturday evening for Boston, the
former on business for the firm of Nj. Is.
Eaton & Son. They will also attend the
BroCkton fair before returning home
Miss Maud Chaffee went to Burlington
Saturday evening to begin her work as
teacher at the opening Of Edmunds high
school Monday morning.-carl Brownell
joining Mrs. Brownell In n visit with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs Fl. A Stay
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Browneli returned
home Monday morning.-Miss Edith
Amsden spent Sunday In Hardwick, the
guest of her sister, Miss Alice Amsden.-
Horace Powers went to Burlington Mon
day to resume his studies at the opening
of the University of Nermont-Mrs. Rob
ert Eaton and son, Renwlcx, went to
Fairfax Monday to visit her sister and
husband Mr.. and Mrs. Max Greene
Judge G. NJ. Powers left Monday morn
ing for Montpelier-Mr. and Mrs II. A.