Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-12-25
BRISTOL

Sheldon Hill, who has been i'll long
time with tuberculosis, died at his home
on Church street Wednesday Dec. II. He
is survived by a widow and four young
children.-Versil w. Morgan died
Tuesday December 16 at his home
on Maple street after long illness
Versl Watson Morgan was born at
Lincoln in 1854 and was the son Of the
late Watson and Sybil Bristol Morgan.
He was educated in the public school and
Green Mountain Academy. at Waterbury
Center. and at an early age entered a
successful business career. He was a
prosperous merchant and Spectator.
retiring from active business in 1910. The
deceased is survived by his wife, Grace
Van Morgan, two sons, Julius W.. and
Leighton j.. one grandchild, and several
nephews and nieces. The obsequies We're
held Friday at two O'Clock at his late
home with interment in Lincoln.
Wardwell Encampment has elected these
officers: c. p. r. c. Blodgett; S. w,
| +. II. Richardson; II. F., F. r. Garvey:
~. w. w. II. Browe: scribe, NJ. w. Wilson;
treasurer w. NJ. Sheldon. These officers
| will be installed in January
The Wilson Brothers have pur-
chased of w. II. Bosworth the building in
which the Herald offices has been located
for the past 10 years.-Claude Place, re-
Gently turned from overseas. has been
visiting Richard and Kenneth Barry in
South Bristol.-Jeremiah c. Cardell and
Miss Mildred Monroe are at their homes
for the holdays.-Miss Roa Eaton, a
Bristol girl is to appear in grand opera
with the Metropolitan Opera company in
New York the last of this month.-Miss
Ellen Varney is at home from her school
u &c. kAl ~ Lien
Bertha Hewitt Of New York city is spend
ing the holidays with relatives here.--Miss
Phyllis Norton ID at home from her school
in Cambridge. Mass, for the holidays
William H. Edmunds of Howard Law
school is spending the holidays with his
parents. Or. and Mrs. G. F. Edmunds.
Mir. aad Mrs. p. X. Wilson started
yesterday for Astoria, l.. l., where
they will spend Christmas with their
children, Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Dietz and
Miss caro- Wilson.-Miss Jennie NJ Grow
has returned from Ferrisburs Wildwood
Shepard broke his wrist Monday morning
while cranking a car.-Mss Frances Pierce
Is at home from her school in Huntington
Center.-Burrows Pope has been trans
ferred from the power plant at Lake Dun
more to the one at Rocky Dale.-Laurence
Frary Is at home from Mount Hermon
| MdSS,-SpenCeT I1duTtHCe anu 1eoIBs
Pope are at home from Middlebury Col
lege.-Lloyd Thomas Of the Naval Acad
envy at Annapolis Is the guest of his
brothers, r. r. and r. NJ. Thomas.-Miss
Josephine Mennez went Tuesday to New
: York. where she will spend Christmas
From there she will go to Philadelphia
where she will spend several weeks.-Mis'
nene Sargent and Miss Wilva Atkins are
; at home from the Skdn,ore School of AT
. for the holidays.
3 Shandon Levarn is at home from Can
B ada for the holidays.-Mrs. Irene Fergu
son of Burlington spent Christmas a
, her home here.-Mr. and Mrs. George r
Palmer Of Syracuse, N. Y, and Ralpi
!. Palmer of New York spent Christina
2 with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. II
3 Palmer.--Mss Adeva Ring of the Univer
t sty OF Vermont Is spending the holiday
o with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. II
s Ring--Miss Alice Wilson of Montpelie
: Is spending the holiday vacation will
l. | her aunt, Mrs. w. w. Rice.-Dr. Waite
Q Danforth OF Chester. Pa, WAS in tow
=, Thursday.--Wylie Danforth of Bosto
h College Ia at home for the holidays
;. J. II. Barrett Is visiting in the norther
4 part of the State.-Mrs. Harriet Eddy an
n Carl Smith were married recently.-Nel
v son Laber In at home from Albany Bus
3 ness College, Mrs, r. #. Hatch Is visit
I. ing Mr.. and Mrs. Doten in Brooklyn