Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-02
MORRISVILLE.

| Morrisville and vicinity was visited
Wednesday June p by an unusually
severe electric storm, the storm seeming
to approach from several directions AMI
rentering over the village Tho tower On
the Randall was struck by lightning, at
the sixth story a window being com
pletely demolished the castings split and
clapboarding around the window torn off.
Fuses We're burned out and electric
| lamps on two floors We're put out Of com.
mission. People all over the house Were
in dazed condition for some minutes
from thu effects of the shock.
Miss Lula Mae Chaffee and John /
Parsons, both of Morristown, We're mar
red By the Rev. O. IA Boutwell, at the
Methodist parsonage on June "a.
II. Clifford Bundy, NJ. D., a recent
graduate from the University of Yer
mont, was guest Saturday of his uncle
and aunt. Mr. and Mrs f. s Edison
leaving Saturday evening for Lake View
sanitarum at Burlington. where he has
private case. Dr. Bundy will enter
the Mary Fletcher hospital January l
for a 16 months course.-Mr and Mrs
Frank L. Gates of Hart. Mich, ere
guests of his uncle. George w. Clark.
by automobile.-Mrs. Andrew Lawyer of
bakersfield came Saturday to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs c. C. Draper
Miss Sarah Baker who was graduated
last week from the normal art and
manual tr"ining course al Pratt Insti-
tute' Brooklyn, y. Y, arrived SATURDAY.
to pass the summer with her uncles.
Charles and Alden Moore-Mrs Beatrice
Boynton Hughs and daughter, Miss Freda
Boynton came Saturday for visit with
friends, a guest while here of Mr.. and
Mrs b. Frank Drown.-Mrs Addie Woods
spent sunday at Cambridge with her
sister and husband. Mr.. and Mrs e. w.
Patch-Supt. and Mrs. c. d. Howe moved
Saturday from the Harrison Dodge house
on Congress street to the Chase horse
OF Cherry street which they recently
purchased.-Mr and Mrs George Norton
and son, Roy Norton, and visiting
nephcws, Charles Fenwick - Richmond
Cal, and James Edwards OF Montreal:
spent sunday in Fairfield with the form.
or's daughter ana husband Mr. and Mrs
Max Greene.-iorace Powers left Sat
Grday evening for Lake Placid. " Y,
wher" he has employment for tho sum
mer with the Lake Placid c!ub-Francls
Blair loft Saturday evening o. hts return
20 Runalo, n. y, after visiting his par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. y. r. Rlair.-AIiss
Jennie Towle spent sunday In johnson
with her brother, Marx Towle.-Miss
Nan WomheIl spent Sunday at her homo
In Hardwick.-Mrs. r. " Woodbury. and
two children Of Some:vlie Mass. and
her niece, Miss Blanche Wood, of Hart
ford, Conn, came Saturday to visit Mrs.
Woodbury's parents, Mr. and Mrs Syl-
vester Woodbury.. Airs. c. NJ Russlow
and Madam Russlow OF Randolph Center
are guests of their nephew and niece.
MIR. ana Mrs. Otto Blodgett.-Miss Bes-
sie Ryder went to ST. Johnsbury Satur-
day to visit friends until Wednesday.
when she will be joined by Miss Ada
Hoyt who is now yisitins ncr sister,
Miss Ila Hoyt. Of Hardw The two
will go to Old Orchard, y here they
have employment for tho ..ner at the
New Vesper-M Miss Bertha Terriu left
Saturday COR Princess Point. Yarmouth.
Me, where she will spend the summer
Miss Clara Dodge went Monday to Bur
lington, where she will make snort stay.
Mrs. Ella Silloway returned Monday
from Hardwick, where she visited friendf
over Sunday-Miss Carrie Thornton a
the Messenger force went Monday to
Essex, where she will assist IN the office
of the Essex Publishing company for
month.-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kusie a
Newton, Mass, are visiting HIS aunt, Mrs
r. c. Currier, while on their weddinf
trip, Mr. Kusie was "a former residents
Mrs. Homer Edmunds went to ST. Johns
bury Monday TO visit her mother whit
is at the st, Johnsbury Hospitality. w
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