Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-09

visit,-The lecturers program for the
regular meeting of Mansfield Mountain
Grange Saturday afternoon will include
a paper on flies by Mrs. a. J. MaEoon.
roll call for women. "IIow My House Is
Protected from Flies" Cor men. "The
Most Paying Proposition on My Farm
and n paper upon How to Help
Young People to Success" by Mrs. Mat
tie Sanborn.-Recent visitors in stowe
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. North Of Mon
'treal. Helen y. Gary, Kate +. Gary and
Bertha c. White of Washington, u. c"
w G. Tsham and Robert Isham Bur
Ilington. Floyd T.. Aldrich, Rutland.
MORRISVILLE.
Mrs. Clara Crowell and Otto Blodgett
! have sold the twin houses on Gilmore ,
street to W. A. Keller o: Craftsbury
! Common, who has immediate possession
Wilma, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
| W. r. Beard, had the first finger OF her |
left hand put out of joint the other /
day while at play at school recess-Mr |
and Mrs Louis Swcnson and little son
of Hardwick and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry !
Mctcaf of Caryvilie. Mass. were guests
from Friday to Monday of MIR. and Mrs.
George L. Richardson.--Mrs Finn of
Waterbury, who has passed some weeks
with her son and wife, NJ. and Mrs.
w. j. Donovan returned to her home
Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Donovan
have vacated the Harrison Dodge house
ON Congress street. and being unable to
find a tenement, have stored their goods
Mrs Donovan went Friday evening to
Iardwlck to pass some time with rela-
tives and Mr.. Donovan will board Tor
the present. w. NJ. Johnson has vacated
the j. II. Warren house on Union street
recently purchased by Mrs Harriet ldo,
, ard has moved to the Dodge house
vacated by Mr. Donovan. Mrs. lde has
moved to her new house. Miss Gertrud"
, Davis OF Tlardwick was n Gnest Friday
and Saturday OF her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. w II. Towne.A. l.. Draper
, went to Iardwick Friday evening 10
, visit his daughters. Mrs. Frank Marion
, and Mrs George Cook.--Mrs c. II,
Hcrricl and daughter. Miss Bertha Her
rick. were visitors Friday in sheldon
MIR and Mrs. O. NJ Waterman returned
Friday from Kenbcrma. Mass. where
. Mrs. Waterman has passed some weeks
h the guest of Mrs. May filings.-Mrs
Luella Fem left Saturday to visit friends
. at Worcester. Mass.-Mrs. Fannie Bick
+, ford and daughter Mss Marjorie. re-
{, turned Saturday from an extended stay
h with her sister Mrs. Hattie Hickok
n Smith. at New York city and Atlantic
t city. n. J.-Miss Eugcnia Pinney return
n cd Friday evening from burlington and
V reported that her mother. Mrs. Frank
G Il. Morse who recently underwent an
operation at the Mary Fletcher Hospital.
n was as comfortable as possible.-Favor-
$ able reports have been received in thu
s last few days from Mrs. Kramer con
=. corning the condition of her son. Karl
d Kramer, who is at the Fanny Allen hos
n pital, Winooski, suffering from effects
p of being run over by an automobile
o Ell B. Gilcs who died suddenly Mon
y day afternoon. one of nine children of
!. stephen and Lydia Straw Gle. was born
l, in Morrstown December II. 1874, April
y =. 1865, he married Miss Celeste Gates
S and with the exception Of four years in
\ the West passed his whole life In this
D. town. Until three years ago, when they
J. moved to MorrsvlIc, Mr.. and Mrs Gle
'r passed their married life on the sam
r farm in the west part of the town
n This spacious and hospitable farm house
:" is we'll known to Morrisvile people whd
q have been fortunate enough to have been
x entertained by "Uncle Eli" and Ms
musical organizations In Morrlsville for
over % years. and was connected Will
- an orchestra in Stowe prior to that. He
- was a member Of the first brass band
II organized In Morrisville 40 years ago ant
'' did much at that time to bring abou
~ that organization and to help keep 4
~ alive He has been connected with or
!, chestras under the leadership of W. +
,,,l 4
~ and a constant member of brass hanC
To for about 20 years. In the orchestra
g and for many years in the band, h,
" played a clarinet, and since his member
ar ship with the present band his instru
\ mcnt has been the saXiphone, OF which
If he master, as we'll as of tn
A clarinet. He is survived by his wife an,
,r. two nephcws. Levi 3. Gile and c. y
nd Gle. both of Morrsvlle Funeral service
nd will be held at his late home at l:3
- p. m. to-day the Rev B. ID. Cranme
ma officiating. lnterment will be In the fam
NJ | lily lot In Morristown Corners cemetery
". Mss Faith Dclano, who has passed tn
- summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
m II. l.. Delano has returned to Gardner
ed Mass. to resume her work as teacher
to Arrangements have been completed 10
les Il Chautauqua meeting in MorrsNill
rs next summer sufficient suarantor
ir- having been secured.-Mr. and Mrs
re- Frank Deccl. his mother. Mrs Delai
hc Dccell, and his sister, Mrs feorg
~ Battye, left yesterday morning Tor "A
ID automobile trip TO Winchester, n, II
len where they will visit Madam D"ce!l
WIS son and WIFE, Mr.. and Mrs joel /
Nbrey. former residents of the town
10. Whittier Gates will leave soon Tor North
w, field. whore he will enter upon iou
lie years course in the Norwich University
To" -IinwoOd Law has completed WorN Il
pei night operator in the Citizens 'e'ephoh
the office and is succeeded by MISS May
mt Iamson of Newport who comes mere
nj take business course at People Acao
lot emy-Frank H. Morse and MISS f"hVh
M l'inney were called to Burlihs'"h NH
is day evening on account OF Nhe "'c ~"
ma mother, whose condition, at Mary ~
us cher hospital did not seem rs '"No'"o'
or Mrs. Sarah Manley an" """Nn''
the Gladys. If Clinton. y. \" came MOI
e. day evening 10 visit the former "Iu'n'
md and wives Mr. and Mrs Lawson N''N'
I'M and Mr. and Mrs Hiram MVN'r,
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