Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01
uM0|LLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

MORRISVILLE.
The funeral of a. Newton Camp was
held Sunday at 200 p. m at the Con
gregational Church the Rev w. f.
Baker. assisted by the Rev. ". r. Best,
| officiating. The Masonic ritual burial
service was conducted by Mount Yer
non Lodge. T. and A. NJ. Abel Newton
Camp, son of Mr.. and Mrs Lyman l..
Camp, was born in Elmore July ;, 1874.
He began course in Peoples Academy,
attending that institution two yenrs. and
then went 70 the Albany business Col
! lege, whore he took complete course.
- years ago he suffered an attack Of
rheumatic fever which affected his hea TT
and caused leakage of the heart. After
his course at Albany Business COLLEGE
he went to ChcaEo. where he was en-
ployed as hoollkeeper in the piano, organ
and music store Of his uncle, n Camp for
two and a half Years. Having further
further with his heart, he came home,
and soon as he was able, entered the
Office of G. $. Page at Hyde Park, where
he remained for three years. when he
was Obliged to give up his position on
| account of his health and seek outdoor
work. He took up the Insurance bust
ness which he followed for several years
and then purchased the Lilley Wagon
manufacturing business at Cady's Falls.
This business he conducted at Cady's
Falls for about four years, and six years
ago he bought out the whcolwright bust
ness Of II. f. Beardsey on Pleasant
street, built a large shop, and moved hls
works from Cadys Falls to the new
plant, which was run with electric power,
and employed four men. Mr. Camp wa
a member of the Methodist Church At
Elmore, Mount Vernon Lodge T. and
a. NJ. Tucker Chapter f. \. Nj, Coral
Chapter, o. f. s., Lamoille Commaudcry,
knights TempaI and GcorGe w. Do;y
Camp, S. of " He was member of
he Morrisville Military band until
obliged to give up on account Of his
health. He also was a member OF the
choir in the Congregational Church for
ten years. He was united in marriage
TO Mary Watts Hendee September :, 1919,
and is survived by his wife a daughter,
Rebecca, his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lay
man l.. Camp, sister, Mrs, Gertrude
Camp Puffer of Richford, and a brother,
Elmer +. Camp. Mr.. Camp was able
to give his personal attention to his bust
ness until taken i'll the middle of last
July.
Miss Eva NJ Stanclin went to Sheldon
Springs Friday to pass a week with her
sister and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ford,-Mss Teresa ToWne went Friday
to Fairtield.-Dr ~. j. Valleau went to
burlington Friday for few days.-Prof.
and Mrs l.. D. Smith and her sister,
Miss Cora Page. returned Friday to
Williamstown after a visit with the for
mer's parents, MIR. and Mrs. A J. Smith
Mrs. George Wilson of Hardwick is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.
Stevens,-lLarley w. Camp has purchased
the A. l.. Jennings farm, situated ON
the road between Elmore and Wolcott,
in the town of Elmore, and have taken
possession and Mrs. w. S. Daniels
expect to leave about April 10 for Staten
Island, n. Y, where they expect TO spend
the summer with their son. Prof l.. f..
Danies.-The selectmen have appointed
George Currier as road commissioner and
he has entered upon his dutes.-I3ert
Robbins has purchased the Terrill house
on the Plains of Charles Cox and has
moved there from the Towne farm.
which he surrenders to Daniel Smith
April |. Mr.. Robbins will carry on his
farm across the road from this place and
expects to build more barns on his new
property.
Miss Catherine Wilcox spent Saturday
and Sunday In Bakersfield, guest of DR.
and Mrs. Hyde,-Mrs. Annah Davis Har
vey Of Milwaukee. Wis, Is a guest of her
mother, Mrs. Louisa Daniels.-Miss Flor
ence Chaifeo has returned from visit
with friends In Barre and Montpelier
Miss Lucille G. Robinson a teacher in
Spaulding high school In Barre, is Lassing
the Easter vacation with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs L. $ Robinson. Miss Ada
Waugh, an associate teacher, was guest
of Miss Robinson Saturday. going Satur-
day evening to DanVille to visit friends. --
Jerome Scoheld Laporte road, has sold
his place to Charles Cox, who has posses
sion in a short time Mr.. and Mrs SEQ
field will go on to stowe for "A time and
later will go to Florida, where they have
property Miss Ila Hoyt was at home
from Johnson over sunday, a guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs II c Hoyt.-The
Rev George w Tabor returned Monday
from Calais. whore he had been to off
ciate at the funeral of Mrs Orrln Davis,
wife of the Rev, Orrin Davis,-Miss Ida
Byne OF Hardwick Academy came Mon
day to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Neil Byne.--Henry Puifer and daughters,
Misses Ruth and Marguerite Puffer of
Richford who were here Sunday 10 At
tend the funeral of Mrs. Puffers brother
A. n Camp. returned home Monday,
Mrs Pulfer win remain Tor IA longer time
Mrs, Henry Bailey returned Monday