Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-20

| Island Pond came Friday evening TO
visit her brothers. Allen Phillips and Ned
| Phillips. Misses Olivia and Georgianna
Raymond went to Sheldon Junction Fri
| day evening, spending the night with
| their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| Raymond, and went Saturday to High
| gate. where they spent Sunday with their
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Raymond-Mis May Jean simpson went
to her home in Iardwick Friday evening
to spend Saturday and Sunday. She was
accompanied by Miss Katherine Wilcox
Mrs. T. r. Ellis and mother, Mrs. Maria
Little, went Saturday to Henryvil G,
| T. O., where they will visit the latters
brother, Robert c. Ellis. Mrs. Little will
remain for an extended visit.-A1r. and
Mrs. M. p Maurice went to Belvldere
Saturday for short stay.--Mrs. Alton
Parks OF Hardwick was a guest Satur-
day of Mr.. and Mrs. William Stephen
| Dr. j. Frank Jackson received 1900
| trout small fry, and Bert Taylor 5000
| saturday from the State fish hatchery
| Those received by Or. jackson were put
| into small brooks bet ween Morrisville and
| Wolcott, leading Into Lamollle river and
| those received by Mr.. Taylor were put
into Mud pond brook at or near Garfield.
| lhis Shipment made a total of 10000
trout small fry received here from the
| state hatchery this spring.--Mrs. John
Lagrange, formerly of ilnosburg. who
has spent some days with her sister-in-
law and husband, Mr.. and Mrs w. r.
hearu' left Saturday for her new home
at Walden. where Mr.. Lagrange is en-
ployed-Francis Blair. who was called
nome to Buffalo. N y. to attend to legal
/ rot,
ng.-William HOWE. who went to King
ston, n. Y. for employment after the
granite workers strike was declared.
returned home Saturday to resume worl,
at the Union Granite sheds.--AIrs Ella.
Doty left Friday for Cleveland. Ohio.
FOR an extended visit with her daughter.
Mrs. w II. Roberts.-At the annual meet
Ing OF the Unity class of the Congrega-
tional Church the following officers wore
elected President. Miss Eueenia Pinnev:
vice-rrcsident. Miss Nan NJ. Wombell.
secretary. Mrs Florence Eaton: treas
urer, Miss Susie Downer; press corre-
spondent. Miss Belle Barrows chairman
of executive committee, Mrs. Helen
Robinson;. chairman Of relief committee
Mrs Marguerite White.-NIiss Izola
l'aBounty went to her home Saturday
evening. passing Sunday. Miss Minnie
Bliss accompanied her.
Bert Flanders who had been n suf-
ferer for some time with cancer. died
Friday at his home at Morristown Cor
ners.-Mrs. Jane Perrer 50 years of
age. who made her home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Merton Chaffee of Morristoyn
Corners, died Friday morning after q
short illness with bronchial pneu-
monia.-W, A. Whipple of Boston
came Thursday evening for n stav at
the Randall while visiting former
friends and recuperating from recent
illness.--Miss Myra Herrick. teacber
at Hardwick. spent Thursday night
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. !
Herrick. attending the teachers con-
vention at Hyde Park Friday.-Peo.
pies academy, the grades, and most of
the town school, were closed Friday /
so that the teachers might attend the
teachers convention.-Mrs Ida Has
kins' who is making her home now at
Wakefield, Mass. with her daughter |
Miss Gertrude Haskins. came Thurs
day evening to visit her brothers G. |
Henry Prior and Heman Prior-Mrs i
u L. Brown and daughter. Miss Mar
Jorle, went Thursday evening to Cnos-
purg Tor visit with her parents. Mr. |
ana MIS- r.. B. Vinccnt.-Mr. and Mrs !
r. w. Terrill left Thursday evening
Tor visit in South Berwick. Me-, with /,
MI ana Mrs r. s. Morse, in Bath, Me- |
with Mr.. and Mrs Robert Gordon. and
at Augusta, Me. with Mr. and Mrs |
Ray Macomber. all former residents Of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS degrees above /
zero was registered here Friday morn
ftnfr
MISS Marion, and son. Norman of Es- /
sex junction were guests Friday and |
Saturday of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs |
L. S. Allen.
The funeral Of a. ]. Flanders was |
heid Sunday, the Rev. w. T. Best Off /
ciatihg' lnterment was In Mountain /
View cemetery, Morristown Corners. II. /
5, keeler, g. l. a. Smith. NJ ]. Moore
and Frank Shippy acted as bearers |
Albert John Flanders son of John and |
Emily Hawkins) Flanders, was born at
st. Adams October 5. 1854 He married
Cora j. Gregg January T. 1882 He came
TO Morristown when three years of age |
ana since that time his whole life had !
been passed in town. Mr. Flanders had |
been Ill for IA months with cancer, and !
died May IA. He is survived by his wife, |
one son. Merton ]. Flanders. and a
daughter, Miss Gladys o. Flanders, and
by one sister, Mrs. Alvin Alexander. Of
Johnson.-The funeral of William Lam
son was held Sunday at his late home in |
Morristown. the Rev. r. D.. Cranmer
officiating. Interment was in Mountain
View cemetery, Morrstown Corners.
Bert Knight, HAL w. Drown. George
Smith and Joy Sherwood acting as bear
ers William G. Lamson. son of David !
and Phila Lamson, was born at Barre
March %, lS4l. With his parents he
came to Morristown when four Years
Of age. and his life for tho 70 years fol-
lowing was spent here, nearly 10 years
on the same farm November T.. 1865.
he married Mary Jane Merrill. who alone
all his life, and was Obliged to
dispose OF the old-home farm recently
on account of his lameness from rheuma-
usin' which had troubled him for six
years'-Walter Benson of Morrisville and
FRED Luce OF Waterbury are the pur-
chasers OF the n. B. Blair stock and fix
lures, the closed bids having been opened
Monday. Invoice Of the goods is now
being made.-Winfield Boardman went to
burlington Tuesday to visit his sister,
MISS Alberta Boardman-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Stewart. MIR. and Mrs g. J.. Ring
ana son. b. l., Stewart and Mrs James
Ferry were at East Hardwick Tuesday
TO attend the funeral of Burton son of
MT and Mrs. William Stewart Mrs
RoDert Wallace was in HARDY wick Tues