Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-31
MORRISVILLE.

cause of the fire IS unknown.
MORRISVILLE.
| Mr. and Mrs j. G. Baker ot Mechanics
vile, n. Y, were Christmas guests of
the latter's sister and husband. DR. and
Mrs W. #. Slayton. returning home
Monday George r. sawyer of Water
| bury Is a guest of 1Ir and Mrs r. +.
! Hsdley-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weafer
returned to Montpelier Monday after
passing Christmas and weekend with his
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Weafcr.-Mr
| and Mrs. Webster Hale OF Richford were
| Christmas guests of het parents, Mr.
and Mrs r. j. Csswell returning home
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brownell of
Vergennes were Christmas guests of the
latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. \.
| Slayton.-Miss Pauline Boynton of Rut-
land was a Christmas guest at the Boyn-
ton farm returning HON" Monday
| Noyes G. Slayton of New York returned
home Monday after spending the Christ
mas season with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. II. A. SlaYton.-Miss Nellie Watts
of Haverhill, Mass, who has spent the
Christmas vacation with her sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. A. y, Camp, re-
turned to her school work Monday.-Mrs.
Eliza Broughal and daughter. Miss Edith
Stewart went Monday to HardWick to
spend the day With the formers daugh-
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. p "a.
| Wakefleld-Mis Edith Spiller Of st
Johnsbury passed Christmas with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. a. Spiler, re-
turning home Monday.-Mrs. G. S. Merrill
of Waltham. Mass, who has visited her
parents Mr. and Mrs NJ r. Eaton. for
several days. left Monday for Naltham
and Friday will leave for Miami, Fla
Fred Peck returned Monday to jay
where ne Is LOOKING after the Iumoef
interests OF his father W. w. Peck
having spent christmas an" the Week
end here with MS familN-Miss Myrtle
cunningham spent SUNDAY IN Johnson
The annual e"t-toSe'her OF the desc'n'
"ahtS ol MI ana N'S' w :. 'lIntrt was
h'id christmas day at the farm nome
OF MI ana MrS' H. H. 'eiaho. y 'hflSt
mas dinner was served o sitting down.
= l.. KING mas o'S"n operations II"
the Hl'hE Oh MS large Ict-u'us'S' th
nee where II, l. 'u''I'- u" N","S I.""u
oe'nS from u |" ~ lhcheS 'I'l'N. NJ j
''dHup an" Ear '''"H are 'u't'nI u.
j Boardman poho lot customers VINO "l7l
wish to draw their own ice. Ice OF IN
same thickness Is being cut on TINS pond
5 II. 7. Kellogg went to Winooski Mon
DAY evening returning TUESDAY lnofhih
r with Mrs. Kellogg, who underwent seri
y Gus operation at the Fanny Allen nos
i pital few weeks ago.-Eleher Goode
rs seriously Ill at the w j. Churcm
. farm.-Arthur Stewart returned Monda
lev n no
Il ployment with the Vermont Marhl" com
" panY-Mr. and Mrs. u. /" spear an
p daughter, Miss Ina Wells returned Nor
II day evening from Lisbon \. II" wher
s. they have visited Mrs Spears sister an
10 husband MI and Mrs K. t. common
The condition of Mrs. A. b. Austin
encouraging. She is recovering rapidl
from razor cut across the throat, II
=, hicted by her husband while in tit
u temporary insanity a week ago.-Mr
- Lee Tillotson and niece, Miss Muri
u Smith, went Tuesday to Waterville fc
a visit with the formers sister, Mr.
= w =. Smile, and mother, Mrs, Coz
= della Smith--Wiley Kelley went Tues
= day to Waterville. where he is visitin
II his grandmother Mrs. Eda Wiley. &c
!, a week.-mrs.. G. A. Cheney was calle
II death of her brother-in-law, a. y
y Chapin.-Miss Glenna sweet returne
TUESDAY to Littleton. y. H., after
visit of several DAYS with her parent
\ Mr. and Mrs DIN Swcet.-Dr. and Mr.
W. NJ tombstone of Wiliston are guess
n of the lattor's parents Mr. and Mr.
:, r. b. Ellis
Mr. and Mrs G. A. Barrows returne
Tuesday evening from visit of sever:
weeks with the latter's daughters an
. husbands Mr. and Mrs e r. Morse an
Mr. and Mrs z i Booth of Providcnc
r I-NIiss Alberta Roardman entertaine
a nartv of younr ladies' ar the Boardma
farm, TUESDAY eveninc.-Nfisses Maria
Re benlah and Alice McFarland OF oohns.
ut Mrs. Charles w McFarland-Mis Fra
r ces Woodbury. and Miss May Crane