Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-11
LAM0|LLE COUNTY
MORRISXLLLE.


and Roy Macomber took place Wednes-
day afternoon of last week at the
home of the bride the Rev. w. T. Best
performing the ceremony Only the I'M
mediate relatives We're present.
A party consisting of Miss Hazel Fisk,
Helen browne Dorothy Small Catherine
Stephen, Dorothy Midget and Messrs.
Urban Pa 'ker. De Foe Croft, Edward
stephen, Horace Powers and Fred Child,
With Miss X. Il. Boynton as chaperon,
went into camp In the Drown cottage Mt
lake Elmore Thursday Miss Grace
Gates. an instructor at Peoples academy,
left for her home in Ludlow Friday
Mrs. Romano Morse and two children,
Romaine and Elaine, started Thursday
for a two weeks visit in Jeffersonvillo,
Mddlebury, Rutland and other points be-
fore joining Mr.. Morse at their future
home in South Berwick Me.-Miss Cath
crime Wilcox and Sheldon Miller of the
University of Vermont We're in town
Thursday to consult with the other men,
bers of the Peoples academy faculty in
regard to the work of that institution
iuring the coming year-The Camp Fire
Girls of the Congregational Church, ac-
cOmpanied by their guardian, Miss Nellie
Kellogg, and the Rev. w. T.. Baker,
went on hike to Lake Gilmore Friday,
returning home Saturday.--Mrs. II. w.
Drown received news Friday of the sud
den death of her father. Lawrence Blais-
dell, Of North Cambridge. Mrs. Drown
and her son, Paul Richardson, went to
Cambridge Friday night.-Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. Weld Terrll of Chester, Mass. were
guests Thursday and Friday Of their
brothers. George and Herbert Terrill.-
Miss Bessie ThaYer, teacher of domestic
Bcience at Peoples academy, went to her
home in Marlboro, Mass, Friday.-Mrs.
Jarah Hoyt started Thursday for Parish
vile, n. Y, where she will spend the
Nummer with her niece at her old home
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Chaffee, who have
zen spending a week with Mr.. Chaffees
arents. Mr.. and Mrs. O. w Chaffee,
returned tc Peacham, Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs f. S. Robinson went Saturday to
South Hadley, Mass. where they will at
bend the commencement exercises Of Mt
Iolyoke college, from which institution
;hcir daughter, Lucille. is to be gradu-
ated.-Miss Ruth Gordon, who taught the
past year in the ninth grade, returned
to her home in Barre Saturday-The
a. L
England of the Lords Day League, spoke
II the Methodist Church Sunday morn
ing. In the evening he addressed n union
meeting at the Universallst Church on
The topic The Sabbath the Citadel Of
our Civilization. Miss Kate Carleton Of
st. Johnsbury is the guest OF her brother,
NJ w. Carleton, and her sisters, Mrs.
Frank Shippey and Mrs. Herbert Keeler,
Al Morristown Corners.-The unity class
Of the CONGREGATIONAL Sunday school held
us monthly social meeting in the church
tarlors Monday evening with Misses
Guile, Pinney and Wombell as the host
esses.-Mr and Mrs. l.. c. Emmons and
Or. and Mrs. w. NJ. tombstone took an
automobile trip to Burlington Friday. On
their return they brought r. b. Ellis
who has been at the Fanny Allen hospi-
BAL for nearly three weeks.-H. w. Drown
Sent to North Cambridge Saturday to
offend the funeral Of his father-in-law .
Lawrence Blaisdcll, which was held Sun
Aay.-Mrs. w. Chaplin and son, Slo-
Gum, who have been visiting at c. H..
3locums for the past two weeks returned
50 their homo in Wollaston. Mass. Mon
4ay.-NIss Ethel Badger returned to
Barre Monday to resume her work in the
purses training course at the Barre City
hospital, Mrs. Herbert Woodbury. and
Howard Smith were elected delegates to
represent the Christian Endeavor society
at the coming convention in Stowe.-Mrs.
E. j. Thomas went to Burlington Satur-
aay, returning home with her husband,
Tho has been at the Mary Fletcher hos
sital for about two weeks.-Mrs. Sarah
Freeman, who has been visiting friends
n town, returned to Johnson Saturday.
At 4:2O O'Clock Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Estella Churchill occurred
lhe death of Mrs Eta Delano. who had
been i'll there for about two weeks.
Death came as a result of Brghts dis
ease. Mrs. Delano had been with Mrs,
Churchill several weeks, caring for her
daughter, Miss Susan, who had been III
with scarlet fever. The funeral will be
held at the Churchill home Thursday
afternoon at one o'clock The Rev. w T..
Baker Of the Congregational Church will
officiate and interment will be made in
Pleasant View cemetery, Eliza GILBERT
Delano, daughter Of William S. and Susan
tBarroWs) Gilbert, was born in Morris
town March A. 1854 On June 8, 1891, she
married William w. Delano, who died
July g. 1904 To this union We're born
two children Susan N. and Roy, who
lied November II, 1908. Besides the
daughter the deceased Is survived by a
sister, Mrs, Harrison Dodge. and two
brothers, Warner w. and Fred a. Gill
bert, of this town-Mr. and Mrs. f.. L.
Wattrous and Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Huse
and daughter came Monday to visit Mrs
Elizabeth Thomas and j. f. Thomas -
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Champeau of Cam.
bridge are visiting the formers mother
Mrs. A. L. Champeau.-Mrs +. A. Small.
ley went Tuesday to visit her daughter
Mrs. William Sklnner,-Mlss Carrie Pow
FRS went to Burlington Monday for a
brief stay.-Mrs G. r. Slocum, Mrs, c
y. Kramer and Mrs Nell Shaw JOINED
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tllotson at theil
camp at Caspian lake Tuesday for q
Week.-Mrs. Dorothy Mudgett returned
to Cambridge Monday.-Miss Nita ELI!
went to Hyde Park, Mass, Tuesday t
attend the wedding Of her brother, Gin
ton, to Miss Emily Num-. which vii
take place on Saturday. Mr.. Ellis was
resident Of this village until he entered
the employ of the Vermont Marble com
pany. lie IL now located at St Louis
I Mo-. Whera tina UounR nounla will rasi1a