Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-10

ly attended. The Rev. G. +. Austin of
the Pentecostal Church made pleasing re-
marks, also Mrs. Bartlett and the Rev.
Harris. Music was furnished by the I'M
ion Church choir. and duet was sung
by Mrs. C. r. Austin and Mrs. NJ H.
Mann.-Mrs Charles Bragg Is visiting
her son in Charlotte. Mrs. Alma Bald
win Is improving the looks of her house
by large front porch Mothers day
will be observed at the Union Church
Sunday.
MORRISVILLE.
The body OF Monroe j. Greene, who
died at his home in Rutland April 20.
after an illness since February i of val
vular heart trouble, was brought here
Tuesday. May ]. accompanied by Mrs.
Greene and her daughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend Butler. OF that
city. A prayer service was held at his
late home Tuesday at 1000 a. M, and fu-
neral services were held at the Methodist
Church here Wednesday at 100 p. m. the
Rev. w. Y. Best, pastor. officiating. In
terment was in the family lot in Pleasant
View cemetery The bearers were his
three nephews, Clinton Spaulding Of VOL
colt, and George Cook of Wolcott, and
step-son. Townsend Butler Of Rutland.
Munroe ]. Greene, a son of the late
Benjamin W.. and Eliza Ann (KimbalD
Greene, was born in MOrristown Novem-
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ago, TWO sisters. Mrs' S,ai" !"
OF Eimore' ana MIS-. Anna ~ Ca'o VI
Greensboro and two nephews ana .we
nieces-The condition OIL MIS-. -. SeA''o
who received n broken cohar-Done ana
several broken ribs when run over oy ar
automobile April g. Is as comfortable al
possible. Mr. and Mrs Searies mad oeer
for ride in their new car and MRS
Searles went into the house and Mr
Searles to the barn. Later ne thought M
would try out the car little longer
He backed out Of the barn and ran oveI
Mrs. Searles. who had come out Of the
house and was looking at the chimney
which she thought was burning out. Mr.
Searles did not see her, and she. looking
up at the chimney. did not see the car un
til too late to cry out.
BILLY" Stevens has returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital. where hi
underwent an operation Ave weeks ago
Roy Macomber went Friday to Wat
erville. Me, where he has position In
the store of the Grand Union Tea com
pany, associated with Attn Littel. q
former Morrisville resident.-Mrs. c. r
Kent of Burlington Ia visiting hel
daughter and husband. Mr.. ana Mrs. H
H. Dodge.-Supt. L. ID. Smith OF Well
River came Friday evening Tor visi
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Smith.-Prof. Robert D. Merrill OF
Bradford came Friday evening, passing
Saturday with friends.-Miss IDA MAY
Beaulac OF Hardwick was a guest o.
friends here Thursday' returning Mons
Friday morning.-Mr, and MRS. Raipi
Clark OF Richford were weekend
guests at the nome or the formers per
| ents, Mr. and Mrs Lyman Ciark.-Mis'
Edith Amsden went to Woicott frida!
evening, remaining over SUNDAY VIII
friends.-Mrs' Everitt Hollis was
guest FRIDAY ana SATURDAY OF MT AM
Mrs. Merle Jones or Hyde fark'
Peoples Academy basepaii team wen
to Swanton SATURDAY playing AGAINST I'M
SWanton high school team and winnlnl
Dy score OF 10 - me ooys' nHAn'
the trip by autohopiie' had some unpseas
ont experiences oeiore reacn'hs nome