Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-02
AM0|llE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

r 8. Beard was thrown from a load of
baled hay in the depot yard Friday, re-
ceiving complete fracture of one leg
above the knee. three inches below the
hip--Cards have been received announc-
ing the marriage at Nardwick of Judge
George a. Morse of Morrisvillc ard Mrs.
Laura A. Titus of ITardwick Wednesday
Nov. "A. Only the immediate relatives
and friends witnessed the ceremony.
which vas performed by the Rev. r. q
French of the Congregations Church.
The bride and groom left soon afterward
by automobile on a short wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Morse will be at home in
Morrisyille after January Mrs. G.
W. Mcfarland is confined to the bed
suffering from an attack of rheumatism
Miss Catherine Chaffec, +. A '0S, who
has been engaged in social reform work
in New York city for some time, has re-
Gently accepted a call to act AS resident
club orginazer and parish visitor a All
Saints parish house in that city
Mrs Betsey Ctton, widow Of John
Ctton, died Tuesday. NOV. %. In Cheshire.
Conn. after long illness from the effects
Of cancer at the age Of 4 years. The
remains were brought to Morrsville Fri
day and funeral services were held at
the home of her sister Mrs F. \. Cut
ting. Friday afternoon at l:S0 O'Clock,
In, Rev. w. E. Baker Of the ConsroGa-
,onal Church officiating. she had been
with her daughter. Mrs {. {. Boynton,
for three years. and two sons. Fred of
Cheshire and v illiam of Newport. were
vita her for several days before She
PASSED away. The body was accompanied
here by Fred CttOn and Mrs. G. =. BOyn-
ton of Cheshire. and W. J. Utton Of New
port Others who were present wc-a Mrs.
". j luton ana three children or New
port Dr. W. l.. Adams Of Brandon. Henry
Cutting of Cheshire and Mr.. and Ms,
Charles Austin OF Cabot.--h the home
Of Mrs. G. P Fisher was held family
reunion Thanksgiving day wnen there
were present, Nj. and Mrs. Howard Lyon,
MI and Mrs Ruben Draper, Mrs. Nellie
Fisher Garan.. OF Concord y. II, and
Fred Fisher-Mrs Sarah Grant vert Fri
day to Hardwick to pass the winter with
her daughter ana husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alton Parks. She Was ACCOMPANIED by
her granddaughter Miss Ida Grant, Who
will pass a few DAYS with her uncle and
aunt DR. J. Arthur Robinson left Thurs
day night for Philadelphia to visit hia
r
Robinson Thomas left Thurs
day night for Ackron. Ohio, where he has
position.-Mrs. May Fuge returned to
will remain for a little time with her
daughter Mrs. II. II. Dodge.-Bernie W
Thomas of Lttleton ~ H.. is passing
few days with his parents. Mr.. and Airs
W. W. Thomas Mrs = q. Wilson and
nj. ho nj i,sip in IN,
| ington with Mr., Wilson
Miss Ona Robson, who was taken to
the Fanny Allen hospital in Winooski
Saturday evening, November ~ and
was operated upon for appendicitis sun
! day morning, was found to he in a seri-
our condition from the first. but was
comfortable and seemed to be doing
well for the week, but at about four
o'clock Friday afternoon there was a
change for the worse and she died be-
tween y and one O'Clock Saturday
morning. Her mother accompanied her
to Wlnoosk and was with her all the
/ time returning home Saturday morn
| ing, Mr.. Robson was called when the
change in her condition was noticed and
was there when she passed away ac-
companying the body home Saturday
evening Ona Robson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, George Robson of Morristown,
was born June 8, 1895, She was attend
/ ing Peoples Academy. was taking the
teachers training course and would
! have graduated In the class of 1916 Ar
rangements for the funeral are not COM
plete-Charles Smith went to Winooski
| Saturday to see his little ive-year- old
son, Foy who was operated upon a week
ago for appendicitis. at the Fanny Allen