Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-15
MORRISVILLE.

MORRISNILLE.
Miss Marian Slayton who has for nine
months attended school at Chippewa
Falls, Wis, while visiting her aunts,
Mrs. RI. G. Barker and Mrs. G, f. Con-
nors, returned home Friday evening to
pass the summer with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. w. T. Sarton. Miss Slayton
will enter Radcliffe College the coming
fall.-Mrs. A. l.. Greene and daughter.
Marian, went to johnson Friday evening
to remain over Sunday at the home of
| her brother Harry Baker Mrs Donald |
Page of Woburn, Mass, is guest Of
her mother, Mrs Minnie Smalley, during |
| commencement.-Mis Hazel Fisk OF
| DeIand Fla, was a guest Friday eve |
ming of Miss Helen Drown. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Fisk will not arrive from DeLand until |
some time ater.-William Donovan and !
! family moved Saturday from the George
| Currier house on Olive street to the fat
in the Centennial block vacated by Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor Mead.-Misses Permelia
/ and Olivia Raymond went to IliGhgate
Saturday to he present at the graduation
of their cousins. Misses Myrtle Bovat
and Sadie Raymond. Mrs. Florence
Smith and son, Dwight went Saturday
to St. Johnsbury for an extended stay
Mrs. Edla Wiley of Watervillc, who
has visited her daughter Mrs. Il. J.
Kelley. went Saturday to Greensboro 10
visit her son. r. NJ. Willey-E. G; Wilson
was a business visitor in Montpelier Sat
urday.
Mrs. K. W Clark Of Enosburg Falls
returned Saturday evening after visit.
Ing her daughter, Mrs. l.. j. Fleming
She was accompanied home by Mrs
Fleming, who will pass week with her
parents. Mrs Lucy Hawkins returned
here Saturday evening from North
Calais for stay with her daughter,
Mrs Leon Terrill.-Mss Susan Delano
of the University of Vermont is pass
ing commencement week with friends in
town.-Prof. Herbert Terrill of Maiden,
Mass, came Saturday evening for a
week at the Terril farm-Miss Clara
Dodge, who has completed her years
work as teacher in Barre, arrived home
Saturday evening to pass the summer
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Alfred
Dodge.-Frank Meacham was in Burlng-
ton Monday.-Mr and Mrs E. G.. Wilson
left Monday for two weeks at Saranac
Lake and Lake Placid n. Y.--Mrs Louis
Archambault and son, Lyle, of East
mother, Mrs. Mary Towne
c. A. Gle who had been in failing
health for three years. and seriously i'll
for over two weeks, died at seven o'clock
Tuesday morning, the cause of his death
being heart trouble and complications.
> Funeral services will be held Thursday
at 200 p, m. from his late home on
i Bridge street. the Rev r. d. Cranmer
lnf ttn -ni,- 1iet
Interment will be made in Riverview
cemetery. c. l.. Gates, A. G. Small,
Z G. L. Bates. w. r Sherman. W. F..
= Churchill and F. o. Lunt will act as
:. bearers. with the employees of the Nor
risvlle Foundry company as honorary
bearers. Members of Mount Vernon
= Lodge. No. s, +. and A. NJ, and visit
>, ing brethren will attend in body and
the Masonic service will he given at the
;, | grave. Charles \. Gle a son of Albert
=, and Almira V. (Wilkns) Gle, was born
:, in Craftshury January PC, 1860 His
- father died in the Civil War, when he
=, was three years Of age. and with his
~ mother came to Morrsvlle when five
q years old. He received his education
. at Peoples Academy and entered the
"a employ of A. NJ. Churchill hardware
one years ago, in company with w. f
y Churchill. he purchased the bushes:
"a and conducted 1t under the firm name
r of Gile & Churchill for six years wher
ir he sold his interest to d. l.. Sanders
Ia little later he with c. b. Greene
IA purchased the Morrisville Foundry an'
II Machine Shop of the stockholders. whlcl
:, business he was connected with unit
| three when sold his in
" terest on account of i'll health, Mr.
rs Gile was an active member of Noun
RS Vernon Lodge, No, s. f. and A. NJ, hav
D. ing served in the several stations, an,
8 master of the lodge for two years. II
- was also member of Burlington Lodge
lie No, GIG, b. p. O. T., and for man.
F. years was member, and for some tim
" the leader Of. the Morrisville Militar
or band and orchestra. He served the vii
e, lage for many years as member of tn
is board of water and light commission
IS ers. which office he held at the time O
r his death. Besides his wife, he is sur
- viVed by a daughter. Miss Alice Gil
re- of Chicago, his aged mother. Mrs. y.
~ Gle and sister, Mrs. Hattie Drown
at both of Morrisvile II. II. Daniels, VIII
- had been in failing health for lon
e. time from tubercu losis, died Tuesda
ee morning at 1915 at his late home
in the road to Wolcott.-Mrs. f. w. BaS
nd ter Of Iighgate returned home Nor
at day after two weeks with her daughte
~ Mrs. Harriet Idea !. Terriil {
10, Reedley, Cal, is guest of his nephe
in and niece, Mr.. and Mrs, Clayton Col
DIS nell. having come to MorrisVille to l
nd present at the graduation of Miss Flol
IT. ence Cornell.-Prof. r. G. Reynolds {
- Montpelier is "A visitor in town, atten'
no Ing commencement exercises at People
ee Academy.
m The annual prize-speakng contest wa
an held at Academy hall Monday eveniI
and prizes We're awarded as follows: Vel
We. Gilbert first. Harold Gates second, NO
'or Greene third, The prizes, as for the pa
NJ ID years, We're made possible through 4
zen generosity and interest of Benjamin
Elk Sanborn Of Boston and were three s. so