Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-04
LAMO|LLE COUNTY
MORRlSVILLE.

morning to accompany home Miss Cath
crime Wilcox, who has been at the Mary
Fletcher hospital during the past week
She has been undergoing treatment for
an injury to her eye, received while
playing tennis, the ball. which struck
her over the eye, breaking her glahses
INJECTING a cut on the eye which has
proven less serious than was ut first
jearcd.-Mrs. j. A. Barnes. who has
visited her daughter. Mrs. Mae Bundy
Tor II week. returned to Bakersfield
Saturday.-Mrs. Sarah Kendall and
daughter. Mrs. Jordon Lambert and
Miss LA Kendall, passed Saturday IN
1;urlington.--D. W. Durgan has rented
Mrs. Mae Eundy's house on Maple
street, and will move from the Munson
block on Main street.--Mrs. IL Ray and
two daughters Of Mooers. N y, who
have visited the home of her brother,
George Lavarnway. returned home Sat
Grday.-Willis Mould returned Satur
day to Mireville y. y. after visiting
his father. Fred ". Gould--Mr and
Mrs. George 4. Morse left Saturday to
attend the general conference of Meth
odist churches to be held at Saratoga,
y. y, Mr.. Morse having been elected
delegate. Mr.. and Mrs. Morse will
visit other places and expect to be
away about a month Bert Ward has
purchased of Charles s. Hastings his
farm situated on the road to Elmore-
Miss Vida Grant went to Hardwick
Saturday. returning with her grand
mother, Mrs. Sarah Grant. who has
passed the winter in Hardwck with
her daughter, Mrs. Alton Parks.--fIar
lie wilson who is attending Montpelier
Seminary. passed Saturday and SUNDAY
with his mother Mrs. L. G. Wilson
The funeral OF Mrs. John T. Woods of
Brookline. Mass. was held Sunday at
200 p. m. at st. Theresa's Church. Hyde
Park, and interment was made in the
family lot at Hyde Park. four brothers
Frank, John, James and Edward Rock
acting as pail bearers. Rose Rock, a
~, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Rock
was born in Morristown Nov. 5, 1872.
Her life was passed in Morristown I'M
til going to Boston Is years ago.
August 81, 1907. she was united in
marriage to John T. Woods of Brook
line. Mass. where she had since re-
sided Mrs. Woods was i'll only three
days the cause of her death being
dphtheria. Besides her husband, she
IS survived by one daughter, Mar
Euerite, her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
James Rock Of Morristown; nine sis
ters and four brothers. Mrs. Albert
Whitcomb of HYDE Park. Mrs. Joseph
Nestor. Jersey City Miss Margaret
Rock of Barre. Mrs Fred De Laurier of
Montpelier, Mrs. Fred Holmes Of Ever
EFT, Mass. Mrs. Joseph Gwinn of
Brook1ine. Mass. Mrs. Louis Liberty Of
NGorrisville. Miss Sarah Rock and Miss
Bessie Rock OF Brookline Mass. Frank
Rock, stowe John Rock, Lyndonville
I'd nd Io,,
of Lyndonville. Mr.. Woods. Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Gwinn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Holmes, Misses Bessie and
Sarah Rock accompanied the body
from Boston.--The Rev. w. r. Best
was given a surprise party at the
church parlors Monday evening in hon
on OF his 4jth birthday. Mr.. Best
was called to the church to meet
class and upon his arrival was present
ed with As carnations, Mrs. f. T.. Sill
oway making the presentation. Later
in the evening he was presented with
an unabridged dictionary and stand,
Mr.. II. Waite making the presentation.
An interesting musical program was
rendered and refreshments were served
The Rev. w. +. Baker. who was
elected n delegate to the Worlds
Court Congress. left Monday evening
for New York city to attend that gath
ering.-Arthur Gill and George Brown
left Monday evening on a short bust
ness trip to Boston.-A. A. Niles went
to Boston Monday night to return in
a week with Mrs. Niles, who has been
in Boston for the past seven months
Mrs. n. S. Kettell. who has passed the
winter with her sister, Mrs. r. S. Beard
left Monday evening for Wellesley
Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Gile and
Mrs. r. p. Briggs were in Burlington
Tuesday.-Mrs. Hiram Moffett returned
TO Montgomery Tuesday after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Peck.-Mrs. Levi
Taylor of Wolcott and Mrs Lizzie Ben
son OF stowe were guests Tuesday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Taylor.--John
Peck has sold his residence on Elmore
street to Charles Hastings,-Joseph
Roy moved his barber shop from Main
street to the Burk block OIL Portland
street Tuesday.-Mrs. w. NJ. Sargent
went to st. Johnsbury Tuesday to visit
her sister Mrs. b. A. Palmer She was
accompanied by her nephew, Arland
Palmer, who has been guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Sargent. the past week.-Mrs..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Stephen went Tues
day to Groton to attend the funeral OF
the lattel's father, Moses Page
George Tinker went TO Fletcher Tues
day evening to visit friends, after
which he will go to the Fanny Allen
hospital at winooski for an operation.
Miss Amelia Goodel, teacher in
Lynnield, Mass, came Saturday evening
to pass the Easter vacation with her
mot her. Mrs Lotto GoOdell.-Nfiss Kate
Carlton came from St. Johnsbury Satur-
day evening for visit with her brother.
VI. W. Carlton.-E, G. Wilson returned
Saturday evening from trip in New
York Stnte.-Mrs. Laura Paine returned
TO East Concord Saturday evening after
visiting her daughter Mrs. Bruce McDon-
ald-Mrs. James NJ. Kelley left Mon
day for visit in Burlington with her
son. Maurice Kelley, and in Barre with
her brother, II. II. Patch.-Miss Mary
Strong a teacher in Gardner, Mass, came
T'i'day evening and Monday accompanied
her mother. Mrs. Eliza Strong. to the
Fanny Allen hospital in Winoosk, where
Mrs. Strong will receive treatment. Mrs,
Strong, who has been in poor health for
sometime, has lost the use of her limbs.
Clarence Thomas, n brother, accompan-
led Mrs. Strong to Wnooski.-iMr. and
Mrs. Del Sanders and three children of
Burlington passed So .urday and Sunday
with his mother. Mrs. Charles A. San
ders-The fillmore MoTisvilo stage be-
gan Monday, May ], making two trips