Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-13
MORRISVILLE.

NONnID ILLL.
r. @. Wilson has sold his new Bridge
street residence, which has been occupied
by r. +. Briggs and family. to Mrs
Lucy Hopkins-Dr. and Mrs. j Frank
Jackson returned Thursday evening
from "A two wecks' visit in Woodsvile
y. H.. with the formers brother, Willis
jackson, and sister, Mrs. Denis Rouhn
-Prof. and Mrs Hiram Dodge of the
vail Agricultural school at Lyndon Cen
I ter nave come to pass tho summer with
MS parents, Mr.. md Mrs. Alfred Dodge.
Miss Olive Robinson OF Rutland ia n
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Denton
Mrs. c. s. Fox and daughter Miss
Marian. were guests Thursday of the
formers cousin. II. NJ. Wells. of East
Fairheld.-There will be a special meet
ing Of Lamoille Lodge, N. f. O. p, Fri
day evening, July q. Tho grand warden,
| T. j. Bagley of Bellows Falls, will be
present.-Mrs Ray Porter and child left
| Friday evening for Bristol. Joining Mr.
| Porter. who is employed there.-B.
| Rcketson and son, Arnold OF Peaslee-
vile, y. Y. father and brother of Mrs.
| r. NJ. Banker came Friday evening to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Banker.-,Tay Gamblin.
First cavalry. V y. G.. came Friday
from Camp Governor Gates. on a 2i-hour
leave of absence to visit his parents
! Mr.. and Mrs s. NJ. Gamblin-Mrs
| Ellen Carter, who has visited her niece
and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. y. s. Grams,
for two months, returned to Randolph
! Saturday.-Miss Esther Bacon left Sat
urday to visit friends at North Hero
and at points in New York State anc
| Massa chusetts.-The stone sheds of the
Union Granite CO.. and f. w. Mouli
have been shut down for the past week.
Mr.. Mould and his family have been
passing the time in camp at Beaver
Meadow. Mrs. u. w. Donaldson has re-
turned from the Mary Fletcher hospital,
where she has received treatment for
some time.-Judge and Mrs. q. a. Morse
went to Hishgate Springs SATURDAY, for
an extended stay at the Morse RaymOre
cottage Mr. and Mrs G. II. Raymore,
who took Mr.. and Mrs. Morse to High
gate by automobile, remained over Sun
day.-Mrs. G. l.. Brown was called Ia
Bakersfield Friday on account of the ILL.,
ness of her mother, Mrs. +. B. Vincent
returning Saturday morning, exporting
the condition of her mother as slightly
improved.
William Twiss. who has had employ
men at Bristol. Conn. during the past
winter, has shipped his household goods
there. and with lis family left Monday
evening for their new home.-Mrs J. I
:. Kelley Of Boston came Saturday
evening to visit Mr.. and Mrs T. b
/. Ellis.-Miss Fay Bates returned Satur-
day evening from a stay ut the Bates
cottage. GreensborO.-W W. Bates has
purchased of his father. George +
Bates. the house. with IL acres of land
= situated on Randolph road and occupied
by w. Tatro.--,Aliss Daisy Stewart of thu
University of Vermont who. as delegate
attended the Y. v. c. A. conference a
Silver Bay, y. Y. for 10 days session
and camped n week with the Alpha y
Delta, came home Saturday evening T.
5 pass the summer with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs r. S. Stewart.-Mr and Mrs
: Thomas Brown and children left Satur
day to visit relatives at Port Henry
. ~ Y.-Fred Thomas was in Burlington
=. Monday.-Mr. and Mrs Enos O. Waite
; and son. orion, and Mrs. Alice Robin
l. son, Of Burlington. visited Mr. and Mrs
j. A. Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs. +. 5
" Robinson Sunday.--G. A. Keller o
North Craftsbury is visiting his brothe
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs, W. a. Keller
Mrs. II. l.. Delano went Monday Z
Sugar Hill. y. H.. where she will visi
: her daughter, Mrs, Harold Rowles.-
n Supt. and Mrs. l.. y. Smith of Well
: River. who are spending the summer n
: Greensboro, spent Sunday with his par
n ents, Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Smith Mr.
Il Smith left Monday for Burlington
q where he will attend a conference o
superintendent of Nermont.-Henry Al
len of st. Adams came Monday TO visi
,, his aunt, Mrs. Francis Green