Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31
MORRISVILIE.


On account of vote taken by the
state board of health. and a reaue st
sent to Commissioner Of Education NJ.
Il. Hillegas by that body, Supt. G. u.
Howe has received an order from Mr..
Hillegas that all schools in town be
not opened until September is on ac-
count of the danger Of infantile
paralysis. which is moro likely to he
come epidemic In September than
earlier. This is = precautionary move
ment. as there are NO cases IN the
state at the present time.-Mrs. w. F..
Baker and children returned FRIDAY
from Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. wber.
they have passed several weeks-Miss
Ruth Hamilton of Salisbury came Fri
doy evening as a guest NJ Mr.. and Mrs
4. G. Cheney.--Mrs Louis Archsr,bault
OF East Fsirheld is guest y,
her mother. Mrs. Mary Towne.-.
Mrs. w. r. Beard was taken to tho
Fanny Allen hospital at Winooski Fri
day. where she underwent an opera
ton. Saturday Mr.. Beard was called
there on account Of her critical condi-
tion.-Calvin Woodward Of Kansas
City. Mo. arrived Friday evening IN
visit his mother, Mrs Deette Wood
ward-Miss ida Byne. who has nassed
the summer at Hardwick, came Fridav
evening for stay with her psrents
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Byne
George L. Copp'ns NJ rrper JAY. n.
v, who has been passing the summer
at the home OF his daughter. Mrs WI.
Durgan on Laporte Road. suffered a
shock AZ six o'clock Thursday morning,
ana died half hour later Mr.. Con-
pins was In his usual good health We'd
nesday. but complained Of feeling faint
when he awoke Thursday morning. Tho
remains were taken to Upper Jaw Sat
nrday where funeral services we're
held, and nterment made in the FAMILY
lot. Resides his daughter. Mrs w. T..
l'urSan' he Is survived ny sister Mrs.
r. r. Kent Of Plattshureh. y. w. and
two brothers Charles Coppins of piatts-
hurgh and Edgar Coppns Of Upper jaw.
Mrs. coppins died eight years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wallace left
saturday evening for Danvlle to remain
| with friends until Thursday, when they
will 60 10 Bristol. Conn. where Mr.
Wallace will have employment Mrs. A.
f. Moulton Of Whitehead. y. H.. who
has visited Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Jacobs
for some days, went Saturday evening
to johnson for a visit with Mr. AMI Mrs
Edward Fitzgerald Miss Marjorie Muzzy
of Burlington spent Sunday with her
mother Mrs Stella Muzzy.-Ralph Drown
is assistant clerk at The Randall dur.
ing the week OF the fair.--Jay G1mblir
and Fred Manthorn took hike F'rida,
! and Saturday from Camp Governo,
Gates, reaching here Saturday after.
noon. Both boys returned to the fort
early Monday morning, Gamblin having
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs S. NJ
Gamblin, over Sunday.-Mrs Harriet
| lde returned Saturday from attending
the summer school a. Columbia I'niver
sity. New York. She was accompanied
by her son, Paul, who has passed the
summer at Highgate with his grand
mother, Mrs Baxter.--Lyle and Walter
! Blodgett Of North Danville came Satur-
| day to visit their brother and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Blodsett,-Nrs Mars
| Dudley and two children of Burlington
Mrs. Alice Tatro and Leon Tatro of Bur
! lington we're guests over Sunday Of Mr.
! and Mrs. A. n. Cole-W. G. McClintocR
| left Monday on a four or six weeks triT
| 10 Brandon and other Vermont anC
J Massachusetts points, guest Of II. Il
! 6. Watson Of the Brandon farms - Mrs
| Emily Cushman and niece, Mrs. Lena
! Finn. of Wells River. came Monday fol
a stay Of week as guests of Mrs. Amy
| Wetherell.--Carroll Bowen of Seymour
! Conn, is visiting her parents, Mr. anC
| Mrs. A. F. Bowen--Mr. and Mrs Car
| Sheldon and daughter. Alice. Of Boston
| who have passed a week at the HON,
of Mr. and Mrs L. w. Gates. went Mon
day to Swanton to visit the formers
father. r. G. Sheldon.-Dr. and Mrs
| Lloyd G. Robinson and SON John. afrivet
| Monday from Saranac Lake, where Mrs
Robinson and son have passed som,
weeks Mrs Mary McNall left Monday
| for Boston, where she vii, pass some
weeks with her son and Wife NJ! anc
Mrs Almer McNai.-Miss Glenna Scot
Of Cambridge came Monday for week
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Magoon. Mrs
A. l.. Lldston returned Monday to Bos
ton after passing the summer with hci
brother Fred q Lunt.-Mr. and Mrs
F.. G. Wilson. their son. Harlte, and
| Archie Goodrich Of burlington came
Monday for few days at the Wilso,
nat.-Mrs. Norman Scales of Psnama
and Miss Ola IaRock Of Bakersfield came
Monday 10 visit the formers brother
William IaRock
4 fire alarm about four o'clock Tues
day afternoon was for lively blazt
at II. l.. Spears barn. The fire was
quickly extinguished upon arrival OF
tho firemen.--The Rev. and Mrs. r. d
Cranmer and Mrs. Maria Tinker wen
to st. Johnsbury Tuesday to attend the
state convention of upiversalist anc
Unitarian Churches.--Charles Peters OF
Highgate Springs, a former Morrisvillt
resident. is passing few days in town
Miss ]. Adelaide Marshall OF New
York city passed Tuesday with hel
cousin, Mrs. Harold II. Dodge, leaving
Tuesday evening for Burlington.-R
| l.. Barrows went Monday evening tC
Burlington TO attend the annual meet
ing of the State Life Insurance Agents
association. held in that city Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Reed of Swantor
are guests for few days of Mr. anc
Mrs. J. o. Reed,--Mr. and Mrs l.. +
Charles and daughter, Mrs. Claytor
Prescott OF Manchester n. Fl, came
Monday evening for a visit with then
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Stowell
| Arthur Wheeler went Tuesday Il
Bennington for a few days with Mrs
! Wheeler.-Mrs. Lewis Swenson and sor
| Bernard Of Hardwick came Tuesday tc
visit Mr. and Mrs. George Eschardson
Randall Child OF Boston is visiting
! his parents, Mr., and Mrs. Fred Child
Mr. and Mrs. william skinner. daugh'
ter Doris and son Iirwood. of Swan
ton are guests for n few days of Mrs
SINNERS parents. MIR. and Mrs. F.. 4
| Mrs Alice Rnhinsnl, Of Ilnr.