Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-28
MORRISVILLE.

Miss Gwendolen Smith, who recently
was graduated from the Leland Powers
School of Expression. Boston, went to
johnson Friday evening furnishing enter
tainment In benefit for the junior class
of Johnson Normal school.-W. c. Nc
Clintock went Saturday to Brandon for
few days at the II. r. c. Watson
Brandon farms, where he was formerly
employ ed The Morrisville Messenger
force were guests Saturday and Sunday
at the L. T. Thayer cottage at Highgate
Sprngs-Mss Annie Lindburg was at
Burlington Saturday. C. F. Series went
to East Fairfield Saturday to attend the
funeral Of T.. A. Welch.-Nfss Ada Bailey
returned Saturday to ST. Adams after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. n. 3. Blair.-Mrs.
NJ w Carlton went to orleans Satur-
day for a visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Isaac Keys.-Miss Josephine
O'Donald, who spent six weeks with her
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. John
Weafer, left Saturday for her home at
Woburn. Mass.-A +. Draper spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Hardwick with his
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Marion.
commencement exercises of Peoples
ACADEMY will begin Sunday evening
with the baccalaureate sermon by the
Rev. w. e. Baker at the Congregation
al Church. The prize speaking con-
test will be held Monday evening. June
l. at eight o'clock; class day exercises.
Tuesday at 900 p. m; alumni business
meeting June . at 800 p. m. The an
nual reunion of the alumni of Peoples
Academy will be held Tuesday, June
10. at eight o'clock. when reception
will be given in the parlors of Hotel
Randall. after which a banquet will
be served-Mr, and Mrs. e. f. Put
nam of Warner. n H., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherrod Clay of Winchester,
Mass, came Saturday evening for the
interment of the formers mother, Mrs.
Hiram Putnam-James Sears was at
home from Hardwick over Sunday
n. b. Blair went to Fairfax Saturday
evening to attend the funeral, sunday,
of his brother-in-l law, f. X. Montague.
MIR. and Mrs. John Solomon returned
Saturday night to Lynn, Mass, after
passing some days with his uncle, Capt.
Frank Kenheld.-Mrs. Cora Whyple
who spent the winter in Boston with
her son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
lWhyple. and few weeks in Wells
River, a guest of Mrs. Emma Gates
Smith. returned home Saturday even
ing The Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Durfee
of Burlington came Saturday evening
for a few days stay with their daugh-
ter and husband, Supt and Mrs. C. D
| Howe. They were accompanied BY
their little granddaughter, Miss Eliza
beth Howe, who has visited them
Mrs. L. l.. Smith returned to st. Johns
bury Saturday night after passing
several weeks with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Small.--Miss Saidee
Smalley gave weekend "Slumber
Party" with Misses Mamie Rouhan
Alberta S. Day, Amy L, Corliss and
Ruby f. Denton of Johnson Normal
school as her guests.-Karl Kramer
who has been employed at Littleton
~ H., for some time, is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Kramer
for a short time when he will go tc
concord, n. IA daughter was borr
Friday to Mr. and Mrs Gardner Green.
ough.-C A. Spiller was at home from
Essex over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs II
C. Fisk returned Saturday from sew.
eral weeks trip to New York, Chicago
and Topeka, kans.--Miss Nita Ellis
spent Sunday with her father, T. B
Ellis, at Fanny Allen hospital, return.
ing here Monday morning. She report
ed his condition as being very encour.
aging.-Mrs. c. d. Lance and daughter
Miss Velma of Johnson, were guests
Monday Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Lease.
Mr.. and Mrs, b. J. Kelley and son, VIII.
ley. were Al Watervlle Tuesday to attend
the funeral of the formers father r. A
W1lley.-Mrs. Casida Davis returned
Monday evening from Granville, n. Y.
where she spent several months at III,
home of her brother. DR. w. A. Tenney.-
Mrs May Savoy Of Johnson was n CUES,
Monday of Miss Bessie Mayott-Mrs
Eliza Broughal, who returned Saturda,
evening from Hard Wick. where she has
been caring for her daughter, Mrs. p A
Wakefield, was called hack Monday even
ing.-Mrs. Mary Canty went to ST. Johns
bury Monday evening for visit of tw,
weeks with Mrs Ricker-Mrs C. NJ
Chapin and son, Slocum. Of Boston ar,
here for two weeks with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. c. II. Slocum--Mias Ethe
Badger of the Barre city hospital ia pass
ing two weeks with her parents Mr. anc
Mrs. George Badger.-Prof. Henry r
Smith and family of Newport came Tues
{ day to pass the summer at Somerset oc
cupying the Humility Cooper cottage
Miss Winnie Towne went to ST Johnsbur,
5 Tuesday for few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Percy Towne.-Mrs, w. w. Raymore o
, Jacksonville was a guest Tuesday Of he
son and husband, Mr. and Mrs G.. II
Raymore.-Mrs. Eva Jones. who has visit
= ed relatives here for week. returne,
r Monday. she was accompanied by he
mother, Mrs, v l.. Campbell who vii
2 visit her for a time
Al the banquet 10 be held in connection
with the reunion of the alumni of PEG
I pies Academy, Judge George NJ. Power
: VIII act as toastmaster in the post
Y prandial exercises. Following is the pro
1 gram: THE School and Our Neighbors.
2 q. Noyes Slayton; Companions" Mrs
Ella Holmes Waterman; The School I
the Town." DR.. A. G. Peck; Glass o
1877 f. G. Fleetwood; Call Of tn
= Future Dr. George L. Bates Governo
. Fletcher has promised to be here as
guest OF the alumni-The following pro
= gram has been prepared in observanc
= of Pre-Memorial day and will be carrie
n out by pupils OF the several district
e In town at the town hall Friday, May 2!
!. at 1880 a. m: lnvocation; flag drill
l. pupils of the first primary recitation
s Memorial Day In Silent City" Mauric
}. Douglass Of Morristown Corners; reclta
r ton, "Our Veterans Pre- Memorial Day,
Abbie Bailey of Cheney district; fla
drill pupils Of first intermediate; recita
ton. Memorial Day" Hazel Kenfield {
n North LapOrt. recitation. 1.-The Pride {