Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-21
MORRISXILLE.

Mr., and Mrs. John Soloman of Lynn,
Mass, came Saturday evening. called here
by the illness of his uncle, Capt Frank
Kenheld-T. b. Ellis who was taken vio-
lently i'll, was hurried to Burlington Sat
urday evening by automobile. He was
operated upon at the Fanny Allen hosp-
tai and Is reported as being as comfort
able as possible.-Bert r. Shaw OF Bur-
lington returned Saturday evening after
a short stay with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Carlos Shaw, having been called
here by the illness Of his father.-Mrs
Mabel Noble returned Saturday evening
from a stay Of a week In Hardwick, a
guest of Mrs. Laura Ttus.-Foster Van
Dusen was at home over Sunday from
East Fairfeld.-The Rev. w. f. Baker
went Sunday to Peacham, where he
preached. Mr.. Laing of the Anti-Saloon
League spoke at the Congregational
Church Sunday morning In the absence
of Mr.. Baker, giving an illustrated lee
ture at the Methodist Church in the even
| ing at a union meeting. -Superintendent
| and Mrs L. D. Smith of Williamstown
spent Saturday and Sunday with Ills par
ents Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Smith.-Mrs G.
l.. Bates has returned from a two weeks
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
1
lee went Monday to St Johnsbury for a
few days with her sister and husband.
Mr. and Mrs w. ]. Bigelow.-Thc
Rev Charles B. Davis of Highgate came
Monday for two days.-Mrs. r. F. Bar
rows and daughter, Miss Bele, have spent
several days at North Troy with their
daughter and sister Mrs. II. II. Butter
! field, who is ill.--Mrs Eva Jones of Wind
! Ms no
Mrs v l.. Campbell, her sister. Mrs. II.
D. Newland, and brothers, c. S. and II.
| II, Camphell--A son, Earle, was born sun
day to Mr.. and Mrs. George Richardson. -
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Smith Of Montpelier
came Sunday for a few DAYS with the
| latters father. Captain Frank Kenfield.
Mr.. Kenheld's condition remains about
the same. He was able Monday to sit on
the veranda for a time.
The Hon and Mrs. V. A. Billiard of
Burlington were guests Friday night of
the formers sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. c. l. Gates.-Miss Classic Clark
returned Friday evening from a stay OF
seven weeks in Boston. The Misses Car
RE Thornton and Mable Durlke of the
Messenger force spent Saturday and Sun
day at the formers home in Essex
Junction Emile Ostiguy of Mayville.
p. O., came Friday evening for a visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Sene-
eac.-Mrs. Carroll Taylor went to Barre
| Friday evening for few days with Mr..
! Taylor who has employment there
Mrs Jacques Senesac returned Friday
evening from Stanbridge Station p. @.
where she has passed several weeks al
her former home She was accompanied
home by Mr. Senesac who spent sunday
! here-FTank Spau,dlng returned Satur-
day to Franklin, where he is employed
Mrs. Frank Goss and two children OF
ST. Johnsbury came Saturday mornins
to visit her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. Orrir
Russell. kenneth Dodge Is recovering
from recent illness.-Mrs, Oritha
Fisher Andrews and daughter, Mrs. Otto
Raspe, and daughter of Palmer, Mass,
are guests of the formers brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Fisher. Mrs.
Andrews will make an extended stay.
Word has been received of the birth at
Brightlook hospital St, Johnsbury of a
daughter to Mir and Mrs, }. NJ. Briggs
Next Tuesday evening the small child
rem of the Methodist society will give an
entertainment at the church parlors. en-
titled Tom Thumbs Wedding" in which
20 children will take part. The little ones
The entertainment will he followed by the
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