Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-23
lAMo|LLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

IAmOllle Grange Is planning for q
fair to be held In Worthwhile in the near
future. The following have the matter
in charge: President, J. II. Midget; VICE
president, T. b. Ellis; secretary, f. G..
Sherwin; treasurer. Mrs. F. G.. Sherwin;
advertising director, w. T. Best; ticket
agent, A. V. Hollis The committees are:
Old relics, I. n. LeBaron, L. L. Camp;
sugar, w. s. Newcomb, c. ]. Story;
butter, G.. II. Terrill, II. II. Small; grain,
L. 8. Small, II. s. Turner; vegetables,
Grin c. Jones, Harold Ryder; fruit, G.
s. Stancliff, Allen b. Small; merchants
exhibit, T. b. Ellis. II. ]. Edwards;
fancy work, Mrs. r. A. Codding. Mrs.
o. c. Jones, Mrs. Jessie Grant: flowers,
Mrs. Harry Turner, Miss Daisy LeBaron;
cooking. Mrs. l.. S. Gle. Mrs. Marilo
Wood: darning. Mrs. John Peck candy
sale, Miss Della Thompson. Mrs. Smalley
Judge will be present from outside this
grange.-Mrs. Flora Camp and son,
Roger, and daughter Mrs Day, OF Chi
cago are passing some time here, visit
ing the homes of L. l.. Camp. Elmer E,
Camp and Mrs. Mary Camp.
Mrs. Robert Hungerford and son. Rob-
ert, Jr., OF Mount Airy N. c.. havo come
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Ainsworth.
Miss winnifred Tyndall went to Hard
wick Saturday evening for visit with
her sister and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dilon.-Mrs Flora vradenburg Of
Ticonderoga, N. Y. came Saturday even
ing to visit her sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Green.-Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Thornburg and children left
Saturday evening on their return to
Waltham. Mass. Mr.. Thornburg having
passed two weeks and Mrs Thornburg
and the children six weeks with rela-
tives here and in Wolcott.-Mrs. Esther
Blakey Of Westford. Wis, who has
passed the summer with her niece and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Barrows.
left Monday for visit with friends
at Plattsburgh and vicinity.-Miss Stella
Wilson returned Friday evening from
Twin Lake. Convene. Me. where she has
passed the summer and went Monday
to Essex for n week with friends.--E. O.
Walter, Mrs. Alice Robinson and w. z.
Morse and Wilson Campbell OF Phila-
delphia. Pa, were visitors Sunday at
the homes Of ]. A and e. S. Robinson.
Mrs. Robinson will pass the week with
her brothers and families.-Announce-
ments have been received Of the mar
riage ut Plainheld ". j.. of Miss Flor
ence Nichols. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Nichols. to Harry II. Schuck.
youngest son Of Frank Schuck Of Plain
field. The bride. with her parents. were
former residents Of Morrisville, Mr..
Nichols having had charge OF the Job de-
partment of the Worthwhile Messenger
while residing here Mr.. and Mrs
Schuck will reside In Plainheld. where
Mr.. Schuck is captain Of the borough
fire department and holds an important
position with the Plainheld district Of
the New York Telephone company
George and Priscilla Briggs of Boston.
who have passed the summer at Camp
Rich. Milton, and who have been guests
for the past week OF Mr.. and Mrs. H.
c. Fisk. have returned home, accompan-
led to Worcester. Mass. by Miss Hazel
Fisk, who will proceed to DeLand,
Fla. where she will continue her studies
at Stetson University-Mr. and Mrs. e.
F. Burnett of New York We're guests
the past week of Mr. and Mrs. II. c.
Fisk--Mr. and Mrs. Harry r. Stevens
Of New Orleans, who are on their we'd
ding trip. and his mother. Mrs. S. F..
Stevens of Burlington, came Monday to
visit Mrs. Fannie Bickford.-Miss Annie
Cleveland went to Lttleton, n. H.,
Monday for an extended stay with her
sister, Mrs. Lizzie St. Louis. She was
accompanied by Mrs. St. Louis, who
passed Sunday here with friends.-Karl
Kramer has so far recovered from his
injuries as to be able to take short
walks