Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-07-05
LAMO|LLE COUNTY
MORRISVIILE.

Harold Patch and Benjamin Freer
made tramp last week to Beaver
Meadow, over Madonna Peak, camping
the first night at Sterling pond. The next
day they went through the Notch and
caves, camping for the night at Barnes
camp. The next day they followed the
bed of He'll brook to the Lake of the
Clouds. no record being previously made
of any one having assembled to the Lake
of the Clouds through this course; thence
over the Chin. visiting the Cave of the
Wind, and on to the Summit House. where
they took the road down as far as the
trail to the Notch, which they followed
to Barnes Camp. whore they took their
packs and tramped to Stowe. There an
automobile met them and took them
home.-Miss Myrtle Cunningham, who
has finished her work as teacher in the
South Laport district school. went Sat-
urday evening to her home in johnson.
Miss Cunningham has been engaged as
teacher in the South Randolph school
the coming year.-.Iohn Jones' Jr., and
sister. Miss Catherine Jones, went Satur-
day evening to Burlington. passing Sum-
day and Monday as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hernes.-Mrs. C. L. Pierson
of Ottawa. Ont who was called here by
the illness and death of her sister. Mrs.
Maria Little. left Saturday evening for
d lew udyS WITH lrleUuS III St. <AlDdilS De-
fore returning to her home.-Mrs. Frank
NJ. Reynolds of Cambridge passed Fri
day night and Saturday with her father.
G. A. Barrows. The condition of Mr..
Barrows remains about the same.-Mrs.
L. y. Wells and son, Lloyd, of Woods
vile, n. H., came Saturday evening tn
visit her sisters. Mrs. II. IL. Lyon and
Mrs. Ruben Draper.-C. j. Thomas, Wild
has been overseeing job of construction
at Manchester, n. H., for the United
Construction company Of Albany, N. Y.s
passed Sunday at his home here and. left
Monday for Woodsville, n. H.. where ha
has similar job.-Mr and Mrs John
Weafer returned Saturday evening from
visit in Boston with their son. John
Weafer, Jr.-Mrs. w. NJ. Tillotson of st.
Johnsbury came Saturday evening to visit
her mother, Mrs. Helen Towne,-Georga
B. Little of Burlington Is passing few
days with his daughter Mrs. II. A. Say-
ton.-AIiss Bessie Ryder and Miss Ada
Hoyt went Saturday evening to st. Johns>
| bury, where they passed Sunday. Mons
day they were Joined by Miss Thelma
Hoyt, the three young ladies going to
Bethlehem, ~ H.. where they have ems
poyment for the summer at the Sinclar
Iouse.-Miss Minnie Bliss, who has been
| at home a two weeks furlough. re-
! turned Monday to take UP her duties as
stenogra pher in the offices at the Charles-
| ton navy yard. She was accompanied by
| Miss Vera Gilbert, who will take course
| for the summer at the Burdette Business
| College.-Miss Lefa Nay is passing a vas
| cation of a week at her home In Burling-
| ton.-D. p. Smith went Monday to Rich-
| ford for a few days with his daughter.
Miss Blanche Smith.
Miss Florence June Stewart daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Stewart, and Ernest
| j. Johnson of Craftsbury. son of Mrs.
Jason Johnson, were married Monday
morning at ten o'clock at the home Of the
brides parents on Elmore street. The
| Rev. W. r. Best performed the ceremony.
Only relatives and intimate friends were
present. Miss Freda Talbert of East Hard-
| wick was the maid of honor and Hardy
Merrill of Craftsbury was the best man.
The bride was gowned in white crepe de
| chine and carried spray of daisies. Tho
parlor and dining room were decorated
with evergreen ferns and daisies. The
couple stood under a bell suspended from
| an arch. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson will ba
in camp for a week at Ellego pond after
which they will be at home to their friends
at their farm home In Craftsbury-Mr.
| and Mrs. Leroy s. Eaton and three chill.
dren Of WATERFOWL. Mass. arrived Mon.
day evening to spend part of the sum.
iner with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs NJ Il.
Eaton.-Miss Beryl Stewart has gone to
Castleton, where she will attend the sum.
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