Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

Mrs Morse resided in Gilmore until CON
q ing to Morrisvlle 81 years ago last month
u She was a member of the Puffer Mo,bo
( dist Church, always having had a live IN
e t"rest In the welfare of the church sb
I was also a member of Coral Cha ntor {
f. s., ana until her health failed. n Nom
Der OF Lamolle Grange. Mrs. Morse ,, y
up active work four years ago nextNoven,
ber and had been i'm failing health fo
some time previous She was onerato,
upon twice Mt the Mary Fletcher hospi
tai at Burlington, being brought hom
from there the last time three years az,
next Deco mber. She is survived by he
husband. George A. Morse: one son. {,
, " Morse; a daughter, Mrs Glee e. RAY
more; five sisters and three brothers
Mrs cara j. Potter of Woodstock, Mrs
Anna NJ Reynolds of Barre Mrs Bessl,
A. Cheever of Montpelier, Mrs Edith VI
"cott OF Barre, Mrs Blanch CARPENTER
VI himore' Edgar F. Siloway and Fred
w. Sllloway of Morrisville. and Winfield
3 Silloway of Emore; also by three
grandchildren
MISS Edith Spiller was at homo FROM,
oofnsoury over Sunday,-Mrs Jesse
Briggs Of St Johnsburv is nassir, .,,o
| 7.
w. IS fatch.-Mrs. Agnes Cross was +,
johnson over Sunday a guest ~ bnr
parents Mr.. and Mrs. George Clarl, -.
jacques Senesac of Stanbridge station
| spent sunday and Monday here with
Mrs Senesac.-Miss Elizabeth Stone re-
turhed saturday evening from a stay at
Northheld.-Mr. and Mrs. f.. II. Joslvn.
| Mrs Alice McLarcn and her nenbor
! N''Nahder McLaren, of Randolph were
guests sunday of Mr. and Mrs L (
i'opinson' visiting his aged mother, Mrs
| HNula T.. Joslyn, who Is % Years
three months old.-Frank Harris Of
farton is visiting his mother. Mrs. G. 4
honeN' having visited Mrs Harris at
o. JohnSbury hospital while en- route
MISS Ruth Greene left Monday for ST
iaui' Mimi, whore she will resume her
studies In art.-The condition of William
Nallace is considered serious Miss
fIenna Russell is confined to her bed
ny illness. Her aunt, Miss Celia Hamel
Is caring Tor her.-A j. Brooks left
Monday for Holyoke, Mass called there
by the illness of his aunt Mrs +. ].
bongwaN.-Oscar Reed of Nashua, Y. H..
and Miss Elizabeth REYNOLDS of
Columbus, Ohio, are visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. Alice Reed-Mrs Charles
Cole of FIardwick came Monday even
Ing on account of the illness Of her sis
ter's husband. William Wallace.-NIrs.
Mary Canty returned Monday evening
from visit in Wells River with her
mother Mrs Winnlfred Markham
George Clark Cole, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Cole, and Miss Winnifed Nav
Foss, daughter of Mr.. and Ms. f.. G.
Foss. We're united in marriage Monday
at the Methodist parsonage. the Rev w.
T. Best performing the ceremony. The
couple left Immediately by automobile
for burlington, taking the train there
for a trip to Montreal and Waterloo (
p. Q.-Rasl Barker. who has spent tho
summer with tho families of his uncles /
G. A. Slayton and Dr.. W. T. Slayton, /
left Monday night on his return to
Chippewa Falls, Wis.-Thomas Wallace /
of fiardwck spent Sunday mad Monday /
here on account of the critical illness of 4
his brother, William Wallace.-A daugh- /
ter. Eleanor Ruth, was born Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f.. hovey on Laporte |
road.-Mr. and Mrs. John Norwood Of
York Harbor, Me. are visiting their
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Towne-
Alban and Urban Parker went Tuesday
to Middlebury, the former to resume his
studies at Middcbury College and Urban
Is entering freshman Carl l.
l3rownell Of NerGenncs Is a guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Slayton- |,
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Morse. MIS-
J. NJ Foss and Miss May Clcary We're
At North HYDE Park Tuesday to attend
he funeral of Mrs. Foss's sister Mrs
Ann Woods.-Lunt and Bcdcll have s>ld
he livery business, which has been con
iucted by them at the Randall stables
'or some time. to j. f. Rayston of
Iardwick, immediate possession being
yiven.-Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. Parker are
moving to the farm recently purchased
~ them of George Frechette.
George G. Cole has purchased the J.
}. Andrews house on Union street !
1rs James Hutchinson of Manchester. 5
!. r., came Tuesday evening for a visit
With Mrs Sarah +. Johnson.-Mr and |
IRIS. George Wheeler of Hardwick are /
,uests of their son and wife, Mr.. and .
irs. Arthur Wheeler.-John c. Her /
lex and Robert i. Briggs went to ,
Burlington Tuesday evening to attend II
he democratic Convention.-Mrs Alb r
lie Wilson has rented her house on ,
fridge street and with her daughter, !
1lss Stella Wilson. has moved to the \
ONE Of her sister, Mrs. Sarah Johnson. y
Mrs. Almond Jackson of Essex
JUNCTION was a guest Tuesday night /
f her mother, Mrs. l.. a. Davis.-Mrs (
,lton Lawson of Hardwick came We'd 7
esday to attend the funeral of her I
unit. Mrs. George a. Morse.-A daugh- +
er was born Wednesday morning to f.
lr. and Mrs. l. Newton LeBaron.-Mrs. ,
lara b. Niles, visiting officer. was \
t Greensboro Wednesday to inspect the .
1cal W. r. c. She will also attend a
leetinE of District No. /, held at Con- =.
ord. at which the st. Johnsbury w. r.
will eXemplfy the work.-Mrs. =
harles Bridge went to Hardwick 6
Wednesday to visit her cousins, Mr..
nd Mrs w, A. Dutton.-Mrs. A. ]. -
alleau spent Wednesday at Wolcott ,
18th her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. $. A. y
ife.-Mrs. Joseph Roy went to Hard Fl
lex Wednesday. joining her sister G
nd husband, Mr. and Mrs. n. T. Il
lichaud, in an automobile trip to :
Iontpelier.-Mrs, Louis Archambault q
nd little daughter Vivian. OF Fair \
ED visited her mother, Mrs. Mary \
owne. Wednesday.-Mrs A. V. Gle is r.
listing her sister. Mrs. Edward Will 9
ms. Of Stowe.-Wilma, daughter of &
IT. and Mrs. A. b, Gill, entertained 10 n
tile girl friends Monday afternoon, s
he event being in honor of her eighth n
Irthday anniversary. Games were en- n
'yed and refreshments were served on n.
he veranda-lsaac Keys of Orleans is a m
lest OF his daughter and husband. NJ