Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-30
lAMOI[LE COUNTY
MORRISvILLE.

In points-H. A, Smalley and family,
tho have passed several weeks at Lake
Iden, have returned-George Ward has
lsposed of his milk business to his uncle,
ert Ward.-Mrs. ]. B. Rodgers of Bur-
ngton who has visited her sister, Mrs.
lara Conant, for some time. has returned
pine, Mrs. Conant accompanying her
fiss Clara and julius Morse of Cambridge
Fere weekend visitors at the farm home
Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Cornell.-Miss Ger,
rude levitt of Hyde Park passed the
|eek END with Mrs. Myra Sties.-Mrs. Il.
Wilson of Burlington was a visitor In
bwn Friday.--H. II. Ward and daughter.
fiss Sybil Ward of Wilmington. Del,
Fere guests Friday at The Randall.-Mrs.
red Durgan, her son. Keith, and daugh-
kr, Marion, returned Friday evening from
visit at her former home in Columbia
llle Mich. Mrs. Durgan had the mis-
brtune to sprain her ankle when alighting
om the train in Burlington Friday after
bon.-Mrs. H. G. Bailey and son. Eroy,
burned Friday evening from Winooski
he son having had a successful operation
the Fanny Allen hospital for the re-
oval of tonsils and adenoids. Ber-
ha Manning of Woburn. Mass, who mas
sited her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and MIS-
bhn Weafer, left Saturday on her return
Dme. Sne was accompanied ny nci N'"''
Miss Mamie Weafer, who Will visit
er brother, John Weafer. at Dorchester,
ass, and friends at other points in Mas
lchusetts.-Mrs. II. Goodman and son OF
Worcester, Mass, a sister of Mrs. Abe
chen, and Mrs. II. Werman and son of
oston, a sister-in-law of Mrs. Cohen,
no have visited the Cohen family for
bme time, left Saturday on their return
pme.-Mrs. Helen Bignell and guest. Miss
leanor Longquest of Manchester. N. H.,
ent Saturday to Burlington and on Mon
by went to Plattsburgh for short
ay,-Clayton Cornell went to Jefferson
lie Saturday to visit his father II. NJ.
ornell-J. L. Goodkin is moving his
Amily from the w. A. Ward home on
arrison avenue, to the tenement over
red NJ. Ober's marble shop.--Superin-
ndent and Mrs. l.. d. Smith of Wells
liver were weekend guests of the form
IS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Smith,
he Rev, Earl Sweet, scout master, and
bmpany of 10 of his boy scouts, of VOL
BIT, made hike Friday from Wolcott to
lmore, and on to the mountain. camping
n the night at the "hotel," and Satur
by morning taking the trail on the sum-
Il for a short distance north, when they
me down the west side of the mountain
the Brooks farm, and then on to Nor
sville, where they took the train for
bmc.-NIrs. l.. S. Eaton and children of
Hatertown, Mass, who have passed the
immer at the farm home Of Mr.. and
RS. Earl Gray, returned home Saturday.
ISIS Mary Whitcomb accompanying them
St. Johnsbury.--Mrs. Irwin Brown and
70 children of Orleans, returned home
Aturday after visiting Mrs. Lena Kelley
Mrs. Fred Houghton, after visiting her
ArAu n Mary
uge. returned to Kirby Saturday. Mrs.
uge went to Stowe Saturday to visit Mr..
nd Mrs. c. P. Scribner, and on Sunday,
eturned to Burlington, accompanied by
er sister and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
odge. who made the trip by automobile.
The marriage of Miss Juliette Myra
rocks, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
rocks, to the Rev. II. Earl Sweet of
Folcott, occurred at 800 p. m. Monday
the home of the bride, the Rev. w.
Dukeshire Of st. Adams, district SUI
erintendent, performing the ceremony.
he Rev. and Mrs. Sweet left imme-
lately by auto for Burlington. where
hey left on a trip to Montreal and
Their Canadian points.-Miss Caroline
1arren of Boston, and Miss Winnifred
7arren Of Montpelier. who have visited
he families of their uncles. William A.
nd Willard A. Warren. for some days
1T Monday evening on their return
bme-Judge and Mrs. George A. Morse
no are passing some time at their
bttage at Highgate. were III town for
he day Monday-Miss Sarah Rock of
oston came Monday evening for a
lay of town weeks with her parents.
r.. and Mrs. James Rock, and sister
nd husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lib
fty.-Miss Gladys Stetson returned
[onday coming from a vacation of
hree weeks passed at her home at
export and other points-Dr. ]. Ar
hur Robinson and guest, his brother
law, Harry Collins of Hyde Park,
Ass. returned Tuesday from 10 days
biting at the Doctors cottage, Lake
lmore.-Miss Mabel Bailey returned
tuesday, from attending the summer
ession at the University of Vermont
=. Lloyd C. Robinson went Wednesday
st. Johnsbury by auto. to meet his
|ster-in-law, Miss Isabel Daniels of
burlington, who will visit her sister
nd husband, Mr.. and Mrs Robinson
pr time.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. f. Bliss
heir son. Hobert Bliss, and Mrs. II. l..
lelano leave soon by auto on trip to
oston. where they will visit their
hughter Miss Minnie Bliss, who is
nployed as stenographer at the Char
stown navy yard.--The condition OF
enry d. Bryant, who has been in poor
ealth for some time. has not been as
lvorable the past few days. b. c
heldon of Swanton, nephew of Mr.
ryant was in town Tuesday on account
the condition of Mr.. Bryant.-Miss
aisy Stewart left Tuesday on visit
pr week with friends at Burlington
nd Fairfax.-The Misses Grace ant
lin Austin nf To
uesday after visiting their aunt, Mrs
larry Austin,-W. G. McClintock lief
uesday night on business trip to st
Dhnsbury and other points-Supt. ant
RS. B. e. Merriam of Bellows FALL
anne Tuesday night for two days a
be home of the formers brother, Franz
erriam, in Elmore.--L. Il. Boynton lef
tuesday, night for Cheshire, Conn
here he will assist in harvesting
eaches on his fruit farm. Mr.. Boyntol
xpects to return with one or more car
Dads of peaches.-Miss Marie Gulicl
burned Tuesday afternoon from va
htion of ten days passed with relative
Bridport and Pittsford resuming he
uties as bookkeeper in the Warren
eather company's office Wednesday,
ergeant l.. M. Norton. who has been a
10 home here for several days with al
htured knee. returned to Fort Ethan
lien Wednesday.-Miss Celia Hame
no has passed some months at Man
hester, N. H., with her nephew. Georg
ussell, returned here Wednesday, hav
~ visited relatives at Windsor and 81
Dhnsbury en- route.-Mrs Anne burke
st. Adams Is passing some time n
he home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
gorge Norton.
rom Injuries received when gored by