Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-29
MORRfSVILLE,

MORRiSVILLE.
J. f. Whcolock and Mrs. Ida Wilson of
Boston were married Friday at the Con.
greEational parsonage, the Rev. w. T..
Baker performing the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Wheelock then closed a deal
for the farm Of f. w. Webster on the
road to Gilmore.
Miss Viola Kneeland of johnson was
a guest Friday Of Miss Rhoda Ober.--Mrs.
L. z. Bliss and daughter, Miss Minnie
Bliss. are passing several days I'm Bur
lington, guests of Miss Nellie Clark
Miss Pauline Kent returned to Burling-
ton Friday after several days at the Har-
rison Dodge farm.-Mrs. Il. NJ. Davis and
daughter, Miss Gertrude Davis, spent
Friday at the home Of her brother, w. II.
Towne George w. Drown left Saturday
on n visiting trip to St Johnsbury and
Barton.-Mrs. Albert Anair and Mrs.
Mchaud of Hardwick were in town Fri
day, called here by the critical illness
Of the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. WI
liam Donovan.-NIss Maud Moulton left
Saturday on trip TO York Beach, Me-,
and will visit points In New Hampshire,
George w. Clark left Saturday for
Ocean Park. Me, where Mrs Clark and
children are passing the summer-Mrs.
Alice Westover and daughter. Miss Helen
Westover, returned Saturday to Worces-
ter, ~ H., after visiting the formers
mother. Mrs. NJ. n. Richardson, and
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. ". S.
Richardson.-Mrs f. +. Badger of North
Danville. who has visited her brother
and wife. NJ and Mrs. I. y. LeBaron,
for ten days. returned home Saturday,
Jesse Durgan. a brother of w. l.. Dur
gan. with his family have moved here
from Peasleeville, y. Y. 70 the house
on the Warren G. Baker farm provided
for the help, and has begun work for
Mr. Baker.-Supt. G. y. Howe mas re-
ceived his certificate from the state board
of education for the continuance OF his
services as superintendent Of the schools
of the towns of stowe, Fillmore ana Mor-
ristown.
Judge and Mrs. L. c. Mower of Bur
1;nrton were guests sunday and Monday
of his sisters Misses Anna and Alice NOW"
er.-Vernon Hawleyof Manchester, \. H.
a former resident of Morr.sri'e. visited
friends here Saturday Miss Agnes Sa-
gum of Derby Line came SATURDAY even
ing to visit her niece ana husband, Mr..
and Mrs Walter Stetson.-Mr and Mrs.
+ r. Kinds of Huntington are guests OF
their cousins Mr. and Mrs. G. T. smith,
Mrs Edla Wiley of Watervilla returned
home Monday after visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs b. j. Kelley. She was accom-
parted by her grandson, Wiley Kelley,
who will remain with ner until school
opens.-Mrs f. T.. Goodrich has returned
from three weeks visit with friends at
Lewiston. Fnyettc and other points In
Maine. and Norwich and Hanover where
Mr.. Goodrich passed "A week with her
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brownell returned to
VerGennes Monday, after visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs H. \. SlaytOn.-
+. c. sheldon of Swanton was a guest
over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs II \. Stay
TONY. A. Billiard of Burlington was
guest Monday Of his sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs c. l.. Gates.-Mr, and Mrs.
o. l.. Iunt of Westwood, Cal, caroe Sat
urday to visit his brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs Fred O. I.unt.-A daughter was
born Sunday morning to Mr.. and Mrs.
William ]. Donovan.-Mr. and Mrs w.
Grant Fancher and son, Warren Fancher.
of Lawrence. Mass, have been guests for
several days at the Randall while visiting
their old friends here.-Miss Thelma
Hayet returned Monday from a visit in
Fairfield. She was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Catherine Havet who Is
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
o. Lunt.-Mrs. Alma Shaw, 20 years of
age. was a guest Friday of Mrs. c. NJ.
Boynton, who IS Sc years of age-Word
has been received OF the death In Port
land Me, OF Mrs, Fanny Waterman,
widow of Major Waterman, formerly of
this town.--A son was born Monday aft
ernoon to Mr., and Mrs. Roy Stafford
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. RodenborHh Of
New Rochelle. y. Y, who are staging
the play. "A Day at the Ranch" for the
young people of the Universalist Church.
arrived Monday evening and are making
headquarters at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Barrows.-Mr. and Mrs f. f..
Fadley have extended an invitation TO
Iamoille Lodge. y. Z, O. p, and their
Invited guests 10 hold a picnic In n grove
On the Hadley farm August 8. Should
the weather be unfavorable on that day,
the picnic will be held the following day.
The invited guests are asked to bring
sandwiches. musical and literary pro-
gram is being prepared and an orchestra
will be In attendance.-Mr H. p. Ovitt
and daughter, Miss Hildah. who have
visited the formers sister Mrs. May
Bundy. for some days. returned home
Monday evening .--Mr and Mrs Wesley
King returned Monday evening To Fnir-
IAN dIItT a low udNS WISH WIN If'lf
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Duff King Mrs.
Angie Greene of Woodsviile. y, H., came
Monday evening Cor visit with her
brother and wrfc, Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Stewart and sister. Mrs. 5. l.. Ring 90
Mrs George w. Foss, who was called
to Baltimore. Md. some weeks ago, on
account Of the serious Illness Of her
daughter Mrs, j, Hurd Floyd, is ex-
pected home the last Of this week, or first
of next week, and will be accompanied
by her daughter, who is slowly recover
melia Boynton and sister Mrs, linda
Campbell, went to East Hardwck Tues
day for a visit with her niece and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs William Jeffords,-
Mrs. Sadie Belts returned Tuesday t.
Tilton, N H.. after visiting Thomas Bet
tbs and his daughter and husband. Mr.
and Mrs. David Muzzy.-Mrs. Ray Leach
went to Lyndonville Tuesday.-Mr and
Mrs. H. NJ Mcintosh and daughter, Miss
Mcintosh Of Burlington. are guests at thu
Randall. Mr.. Mcintosh is here to d,
surveying at the Bugbee springs for th'
purpose of enlarging the present watel
supply by taking in several additions
springs. whose waters will be thrown
to the level Of the present springs by
pumps operated by either gasoline o,
electricity.-Mrs Forest Hood and daugh