Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-29
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MORRISNILLE.
Mrs. Fannie Bickford and daughter.
Miss Marjorie Bickford, returned Fri
day evening from a stay of 10 days
At the Kellogg cottage. Caspian Lake.
Ere enaboro-Miss Alberta Boardman
was taken home by automobile Friday
from the Mary Fletcher hospital and
g recovering finely from n recent OPP
Grafton for appendicitis.--Miss Jennie
rerril of Lyndonville came Friday
evening for several weeks with r
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Holman.-Mrs. Frank Raymond went
Saturday to Winoosk to visit her
daughter. Miss rcrmclia Raymond.
who Is making good recovery from
recent operation at the Fanny Allen
7ospital-Mrs. Pormclia Boynton and
sister. Miss linda Campbell. went Sat-
drday to Ccntcrville, Hyde Park 10
attend the annual Campbell reunion.
held at the home of Harvey HYDE
Miss Mabel Bailey went Saturday to
Saranac Lake. n. Y, for a few months
stay on account Of her health She
was accompanied - Burlington by her
mother. Mrs. II. G. Bailey. and sister.
Miss Abbie Bailey.---Mr and Mrs. II.
a. Slayton returned Friday from
Ossining, N. Y. whore they had been
to attend commencement, their daugh-
ter, Miss Lila Slayton. being one OF
the graduates. Miss Slayton accom-
panied her parents home.-Miss Mar
jorie Gates. who has passed the winter
and spring in Boston. arrived home
Friday to pass the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Gates. Miss
Mary Gates, who is teaching in Proc
tor, passed Saturday with her parents
the Misses Gates going to Proctor
Sunday, where Miss Marjorie. with
Miss Young of New York. will give
a concert June 30.-H. f. Herrick. who
has been IN Boston for some months.
has arrived home to pass the summer
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. H.
Herrck.--MisS Clara Carpenter. in
structor in the Waterbury schools. has
completed her years work and will
pass the summer at the Carpenter
farm home on Laporte road.-Mr. and
Mrs, r. C. Cheney left by automobile
Saturday for Salisbury to pass Sunday
with friends, From there they went
to Darlington to attend commence
ment-Mrs. l.. p. Tilotson of Under
rlll was Il guest SATURDAY Oh neT niece,
Mrs. Taylor Mead.--Miss Esther Bacon
a teacher in Waterbury. will pass the
summer with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
o. d. BacCn-A Is. Keys. accompanied
by his sister. Mrs. NJ. w. Carlton, went
Saturday to the home of their parents
in Orleans to remain over Sunday
Mrs Ira ODER and daughter Miss Ger
trude ODER. who have been in Burling-
10, v-ith he 1ai OIL TO,
and sister Miss Rena May ODER. who
has been at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital for some months. returned Satur.
day. accompanied by Miss ODER. who
will remain at homo for a month If a:
comfortable as at present,--Mrs. o. d
Bacon went Saturday to Newport tt
visit her son, Allen BacOn..-Mauric,
Kelley and Horace Powers of the Uni
versity of Vermont arrived home Fri
day evening to pass the summer will
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Kel
Icy and MI and Mrs. G. NJ. Powers
Postmaster and Mrs. G. l.. Gates, Nj
and Mrs. John G. Peck and Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. O. Jefords of Hardwicl
went Saturday to Ccnterville. Hyd
Park, to attend the annual Campbell
reunion at the home of Harvey Hyde
w. w. Thomas has received wor
that his son, Bradley Thomas, has on
listed at Akron, Ohio. and is no,
drilling at Columbus. Ohio.
Miss Winnifred Tyndall has gone t
Hardwick to remain for time at tn
iate home of her sister, Mrs. John Dill
on, who died last week from pneu
nonia. The funeral services wer
leld Saturday from her late home i
dardwick and interment was made /
Hyde Park, Marie Ellen Tyndall,
laughter of John and Mary Savage
TNndall. was born in Hyde Park, Nc
5ember 20, 1872, Much of her earl
life was passed in Morristown, re
ceiving her education at People
Academy. and having been employed
Morrisville for some pears. She We
united in marriage to John Dillon
Hardwick, April 81, 1910, and stint
that time has resided in Hardwic
Mrs. Dillon is survived by her hui
band and two children, Madeline ar
James; her father, John Tyndall; fol
brothers. and three sisters, James Tyl
dali Of Midway. Mass, Gavin and Jot
TyndaI of Attleboro Mass. Mrs, Kat
Mower of Plainfeld. ~ j., Miss Winn
fred, Miss Grace and Carl Tyndall
Morristown.-Mis Azella Goodell,
teacher at Lynnfleld, Mass. came Mo
day evening to pass the summer vac
ton with her mother, Mrs. Lott
Goodell--Roy Norton. who has be-
employed at White River Junctio
came home to see his parents and lie
Tuesday for Fort Ethan Allen to e
list-F W. Mould has received wo
from his son, willis Mould, who h
been employed at Mineville ~ Y, tn
he had enlisted-Fred Manthorn we
Tuesday morning to Fort Ethan All
to enlist,
The Rev. and Mrs w. r. Best, y
and Mrs G. J.. Gates and Mr.. and NJ
J. A Brooks and daughters went
Fort Ethan Allen Monday to see thu
sons, William Best T.. V. NJ. Whit
Gates. Norwich University, and Cord
Brooks. University of Vermont, befC
they entrained for the Mexican bord
Mrs, Justin Cross Of IIighgate. W
came to attend tho funeral Of her au