Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-21
lAM0|LLE COUNTY
MORRiSVILLE.

a great sufferer for some days from the
effect of burns received from sitting down
IN a pail of hot water Mrs Radgor was
hopping and the pail was on tho floor
when the little girl backed against II
and fell backwards into the water. which
had Just been turned from n kettle. being
almost boiling hot. The childs body he.
low the waist was badly burned and while
her condition has been considered critical
1t Is now expected she will recover
Frank lsham Of Manchester, n. H.. has
Joined Mrs 1sham in visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. p. Greene.-T
Rev. c. W, Tabor returned Friday morn
ing from Chicago, where he was called bv
the illness of a nephew. -Mss Myra Her
rick of Hardwick spent Saturday with
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. c. II. Herricl.
Miss Marion Tillotson OF st. Johnsbury
came Friday evening for visit with her
A. A. Niles was called to Montpelier Fri
day on account of the Illness of her
laughter, Mrs A. w Spauldlng. who was
threatened with pneumonia John j. Sc
gum has sold the Royal coffee and tea
store to f. o. Lunt. The deal and inven-
tory was made Friday and Mr.. Lunt took
possession Friday evening. T. b. Ellis
has been enga ged ms salesman. Mrs. Fs-
tella Churchill has secured news of the
death la Manchester. n H, of her father.
W. NJ. Titus.-Mrs Pernclia Roynton and
sister, Miss linda Campbell, went to Cady's
Falls Saturday to attend n semi-annual
reunion of tho Campbell family at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Calkins. -
Mrs r. r storms and child went to John.
son Saturday to visit her parents Mr.. and
Mrs C. J. Munn.--Mr. and Mrs Willis
Terrtll went TO Jericho Saturday, remain
Ing over Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. g. Terrlll-Harold ia meston
and Miss Lena Maxfield of Cambridge.
who have visited Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ
Dyke. returned home Saturday-Mrs.
Lewis Swenson and child of Hardwick
came Saturday for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. G W. Richardson.-Mr and Mrs
G. A Gle left Friday for Chicago. where
they will visit their daughter, Miss Alice
Gile.-Mrs Mary Farnham and daughter,
Doris. Of Bath, n. H.. who have visited
the formers parents Mr.. and Mrs Fran
els Young, returned Friday to Bath to
dispose of household goods, when they
will return here to reside with Mr. and
-'A =. ipbHbs-Ns VI sIOlIflSOIl, WHO IGS
purchased the Bljou. and his aunt, Miss
Flora Boswell, will occupy a part of
Mrs. Clara Conant's house on Brooklyn
street.-Albert A. Niles has been elected
a trustee Of the Soldiers Home at Ben
nington to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Capt Frank kenfield. Mr.. Ken
field was a trustee of the home from its
beginning to his death.-Maurice Greene
has been detained from his duties as SUI
perintendent of the Morrsvllle Foundry
company for several days on account of
illness.
The annual meeting of the 18th
Masonic district will be held in Nor
risville Wednesday, January 81.
Charles A. Homer II. D. G. NJ NJ. w,
Charles II. Darling, grand master.
Henry H. Ross grand secretary: Archie
S. Hartman. grand lecturer, and other
grand lodge officers are expected to be
present All Master Masons in good
standing are cordially invited to be
present-Mr. and Mrs. Parkman
Drown of Intervale. n. H.. came Mon
day evening for visit with their
cousins, Mr. and Mrs George p. Drown.
Miss Flossie Graves of johnson was
a guest Monday of her cousin, Mrs.
Curtis Farmer.
A son, Reginald George. was born Mon
day morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f.
Parker.-James b. Hyde Of Idttleton. n
H., was a guest Sunday and Monday Of
his sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs f,
II. Olmstead.-Miss Edith Spiller was at
home from St. Johnsbury over Sunday.
Mrs. Agnes Cross spent Sunday IN
Cambridge Junction with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark-Mrs r w
Patch of Cambridge spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Addie Woods Miss
Pearl Williams of johnson was n guest
over Sunday of Miss Nellie Fitzgerald
Miss Nita Ellis went to Montpelier
Monday to assist the Hon. T. c. Cheney
In his duties as a member OF the COM
mittee on the revision OF blls-Mrs
Ralph Clark returned to Enosburg Falls
Monday after visiting Mr. and Mrs W.
C. Goodrich for several days.
Officers elect of I.amoille Lodge No.
81, n. +. o. p, We're installed Tuesday
evening, Mrs. Agnes LaValley d. D. Of
Iardwlck installing officer, Mrs Min
ME Marsh of Hardwick, acting grand
guide, and Mrs Hattie Currier, also OF
Hardwick, acting as grand chaplain, as
sisting her. Grand warden H D. Fill
more of Bennington was present.-Mrs.
D. S. Scott of Johnson came Wednesday
for several days visit with her sister,
Mrs G. A. Barrows-To-day, Mrs
Barrows entertains Mrs, Scott, Mrs
Lizzie White, Mrs j. r. Stevens and
Mrs Frank Brown Of Hyde Park and
Mrs Austin wilkins of Morrisville in
honor of her guest Mrs. Ellen Sargent
WILDER of Boston. The ladies' were
schoolmates In their girlhood.-Perley
Fellows Of St. Johnsbury came Thurs
day night to visit his mother, Mrs.
Susan Fellows,-Mrs, A. j. Valeau, went
Thursday evening to Burlington for n
short visit with DIR. Valleau, who 10
there receiving treatment-K. C. Darling
of New York, who has visited his brother
Harry Darling at Albany, came Tues
day for visit with his mother and
sister. Mrs F. p. Darling and Miss
Pauline Darling,-Mr Darling was ac-
cmpanied from Albany by Miss Rose
Clark, who with Miss Darling went 10
burlington Wednesday for a few DAYS
stay.-Mrs. A. J. Smith, Mrs G. W.
Brown and their sister, Mrs. H. r. Bald
win of Wells River. went Wednesday to
Hardwick for n visit with the Cobb
brothers and families.
STOWE.
After the basketball game at the town
hall Friday evening, when the Stowe high