Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-17
MORRISVILLE.

Miss Helen Crocker. an instructor at
Montpelier. passed Saturday at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. G. e. Smith.-Raymond
Ellis. musician Of the LIST VT infantry,
was a guest Friday night and Saturday
OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. h. Fills
Mrs q. 7. Wheeler Of Johnson spent Sat
urday as guest OF Mr. and Mrs. G. w.
Clark.-Fred Mantharr, stationed at Fort
ethan Allen. visited here Saturday. Sun
day and Monday.-Charles F.. Eddy of
Stowe has purchased of T.. G. Foss the
Malvern farms. turning In the deal the
ID. p. Smith farm OH Morrfstown Plains.
Mr.. Foss VIII erect new buildings on his
newly acquired property in place Of those
burned few years ago.-A son was born
Saturday morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
MaSOon. and Saturday evening a son was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Erwir. W. Terrill.--
Mrs. III. ID. Newland went Saturday to
Springfield to visit her sister. Mrs. J. =.
McClinton. She will also visit her sister.
Mrs Eva Jones. In Windsor. Thursday,
Mr.. Newland and brother-in-law, II. ii.
Campbell will go by auto to Springfield
and Windsor, returning with Mrs. New
land and her mother. Mrs. Viola Camp
bell, who has passed the winter with her
daughters.-Mrs. Bertha Conan OF Bos-
ton came Monday evening to visit her son.
Abe Cohan.-Mrs. W. f. Rand OF West
more came Monday evening to pass some
time at the home Of Mr. Rsnd's mother.
Mrs A. B. Rand.-There will be pa
triotic rally and food production meeting
at Gilmore Pond Friday evening. with the
same speakers and singers who were
present at the meeting held at the Delano
school house last evening. Mrs. Julia
Hayford Of johnson was a visitor in town
Monday Miss Ruth Green instructor In
art at the Montpelier schools. spent Sun
day with her mother. Mrs. Frances
Greene.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Wallace Of Bris-
toll. Conn. are visiting the formers moth
er. Mrs. Anna Wallace.-On account Of the
| shortage Of seed and the great demand
for 1T by the many who are wishing to
plant. II. Waite & Son have ordered
! carload OF seed potatoes which is expect
ed soon. Many in this section have sown
wheat. and have exhausted the supply of
seed grain. so Messrs. Waite have ordered
a quantity OF that seed. a large proper
ton Of which has been sold before it's ar
rival. Wheat has not been sown
in this vicinity for many years-The Rev,
and Mrs. II. A. Durfee of Salem n. y,
are guests OF their daughter. Mrs. {. d.
Howe.-G. W. Douglass OF Randolph and
Frank Douglass of Medford, Mass. are
lass-Mrs Ella Doty went Friday to Law
renee. Mass, for an extended visit with
her sister. Mrs. Fancher.-Francis. young
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Clark, is i'll
Of tonsilitis.--Leo Gould has recently
installed an Empire milking machine
Perley Bickford, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. BY
ron D. Bickford, who recently went from
Springfield. Mass, to Detroit. Mich, has
enlisted from that city In the Canadian
Mounted rifles. He went to Detroit to
continue in the employment Of an automo-
bile manufacturing firm and enlisted the
second day after he began work there. He
formerly lived here and was employ
ed for a time In the Morse dressing MILL
News has been received by Mrs. G. A.
Burrows OF the death of her sister. Mrs.
Nellie Stone Carpenter. at Glendale.
Dakota. on April &c. after an illness of
six weeks She died at the home of her
, sister. Mrs. May Meacham She was
| daughter Of the late Henry Stone of Eden
and the widow Of T.. c. Carpenter, at one
time in the hotel business in Worthwhile.