Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-07
MORRISVILLE.

from his late HotlN VII J'iSts ''N'o'N|'
the Rev. W. f. Baker of the Congrega-
tional Church officiating. lnterment was
in Riverside cemetery. HERBERT ~
Law was born in Union, Me. January
1G. 1862 He was united in marriage 10
Nettle Brackett of Worthwhile, Decem-
Der 9, 1896 At that time he was en-
ployed at Taunton, Mass. where they
resided for a year, coming to MOTIFS
willie is years ago. Besides his wife, ne
Is survived by IL son, Linwood Law, and
one sister, Mrs. Hattie keeler of Stone
ham. Mass.
Fred X. child left Saturday evening on
n trip to Kansas and through the middie
West.-A l.. Gauthier OF Tilton. \. H.
came Saturday evening to assist IN the
harness shop of his brother -in-law Peter
ST John.-Mrs. II. o. Ward or Morrls-
Gown Is "a guest at the home of Mrs. II. L.
Ntunson.-Mrs. l. L. Smith of st. johns
bury. who is visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. c. II. Small, went to johnson Satur-
DAY evening to visit her aunt. Mrs. j. s.
Bickne.l-Mrs. A. W. Spaulding or Mont
pclier came Saturday evening for a visit
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. "A. "A.
Niies.-Harley Wilson, who is attending
the Montpelier Seminary, passed Sunday
ut home vita his parents, Mr. and Mrs
y. G.. Wilson Miss LA Vincent of Bak
ersfeie. who has visited her sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Brown, Tor
two weeks, returned home Monday.-Miss
Tia Hoyt of johnson passed Sunday with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Bert Hoyt.-
Miss Puma Darling went Monday to Bur
lngton to visit her sister. Mrs, L. A.
Woodbury.--Fred Heath of johnson spent
Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Henry Nash
Jacob Goldthwait, who has been en-
ployed in Cheshire, Conn, for year, re-
turned here Monday morning. The Kew
w f.. Baker went Monday to Poultney 10
attend the Vermont state Christian En-
deavor convention.-Mrs f.. S. Robinson
Is passing a week In Burlington, a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. O. Walter.-Mrs. Will
liam Bates accompanied Mr.. Bates Mon
day to Hardwick where Mr. Bates has
cmployment.-Miss Edith Spiller of St
Johnsbury passed Sunday with her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Spiller-Mrs. w.
T. Walsh, who is making her home with
her daughter. Mrs. q. L. Bates. went
Monday to st. Johnsbury to visit her
daughter Mrs. Fannie Genge-Mrs F.
r. Bracket and son. William, who were
called here by the death of Herbert l..
Law, returned to Boston Monday.-Mrs.
i. |. Wetherby of Concord n. H., came
Monday to visit her sister and husband,
Mr. and Mrs G. T.. Cox.-Mr and Mrs. A.
i. Small and guests, Mr. and Mrs. c. II.
Welch of Enosburs Falls. and Mr.. and
Mrs f. s. johnson made the trip to Mt.
Mansfield Monday.
Miss Elsie Stems went to her home in
Johnson Friday evening. remaining over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Ray Macomber
of Augusta, Me. came Friday evening
for a visit with the latters parents. Mr..
and Mrs c. F. Smith.-Herbert Wright
Of Lyndonville. came Friday evening to
visit friends in town-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert st. Jock went Friday evening &c
Bakersfield to viAt their cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry West.-Ariss Catherine
Wilcox passed Saturday and Sunday with
friends in Burinston.-Miss Sadie Nye
of Newport. who is attending johnson
Normal school, passed Saturday and Sun
day with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. j. Gaswell.-Mrs Chauncey
Stacy of North Hyde Park came Friday
evening ia visit FER parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. f. Smith.-Mrs HARRIET Ide
moved Friday and Saturday to her new
home, the j. II. Warren house on Union
street, which she recently purchased
Mrs. L. 4. Barrows returned to Stowe
FRIDAY after visiting her granddaug
Mrs. r. II. Stearns, for 10 days. making
the trip with Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Small
ly.
Mr., and Mrs Fred L. McDuffee and two
children of Waits River are guests at the
home Of Mrs. McDuffee's cousins.-Mrs
Ellen Wakefield returned Monday even
ing from several days visit in Peacham,
guests of Professor and Mrs. Martin w
Chaffec.-W G.. McClntock returned Mon
day evening from stay of several weeks
at the Brandon farm, a guest Of J. r. c.
Watson of New TOrk-W S Cheney who
Is passing several weeks in BURLINGTON.
came Monday evening for a short stay
here.-Mrs. p. w. Cracker and infant
daughter Elaine, of North Hyde Park.
came Monday evening for an extended
stay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G.. e.
Smith.-G II Prior, Miss Grace Prior.
Miss Ina Jacobs and Clifford Chamber
!ah, vert Tuesday to West Derby Ms
delegates to attend the annual A. G. con-
feroncc-Mrs Delaine Decell went Tues
day 10 the Fanny Allen hospital Winoo-
SKI, expecting to undergo an operctior
Mrs. +. K. Child and Mrs C. c. Ruhlee
went to burlington Tuesday for n fcw
days stay-Mrs John Stiles and children
returned Tuesday to- Mddl ebury Sh.
was accompanied by Mrs. Myra Stiles -
Robert Eaton went to Sheldon Tuesday
on n short business trip.
Mrs. Rufus Powers OF johnson mac,
ed the day, Tuesday, n guest of Mr.
ana Mrs a. j. Gauvin.--Miss Flora
i5radenburgh Of Ticonderoga, N. Y.
who has visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. II
Greene, returned homo Wednesday,
Mrs Helen Townc. who has passed
mo summer In visiting Mr. and Mrs
Charles Gould in California and with
friends in Nebraska, returned home
Wednesday morning.--Mrs. Myra Rod.
gers Heath returned Wednesday fro,r
visit in Shelburne Falls. Mass. wifi
her sister-in- law. Mrs. Eva Rodgers
and with friends at Windsor and Hart
land,-Mrs Ella Dutton left Wednes
day for few weeks visit with friend,
at Westport N. Y.-Mrs. Laura eau
vim, Mrs Ella Small Mrs Eldor,
Goode,'. Mrs perme!ia Boynton. Mrs
JENNA Newton. Mrs. Laura Phillip
and daughter, Philis. Mrs. Lena San
doris, Miss Jennie 1llotson, Mrs. Ger
trudc Foss ard Mrs. Meria Foss attend
cd the o. L, S. district meeting he'll,
ut Greensboro Bend Wednesday,
Miss Ruth anA Woodbridge Tyndall
who have passed the summer ut Thu
homo OF their grandfather. JOIN
Tyndall' returned Wednesday to Attic