Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20
MORRISVILLE

Bernie ThomllnSon, when driving out or
2 +. y. Thompson's door yard Thursday,
made too short a turn and was thrown
out. The horse ran. dragging Mr.. Thorn
Z, linson for some distance before getting
! free. when he ran into a heavy team
I driven by Silas Perry. one shaft of the
Z sleigh entering the side of one of the
: Perry horses, which died that night
Guy Stafford sold his fast horse. Bin
cancer. to D. p. Smith.-Cecil Erwin
- Sails, son of Mr.. and Brs. D. l.. Sails.
and Miss Beatrice liza Guyette. daugher
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Guyette, were
united in marriage Thursday evening.
the Rev. ]. j. Bennett performing the
e ceremony. Miss Guyette graduated from
Peoples Academy last spring and during
+: the last year has taught in the town
schools.-Roy Stafford while riding near
North Wolcott Thursday. met with an
2 accident which resulted in away
and a badly DEM he'd sleigh.
( At the ann leeting of famoille
/ county N. Il. . A., held at Norris
I VILE. the followirr officers were elected:
President, C. 6. Young; secretarytre
urer. B. e. Campbell of Morrsvlle. J. B
/ Mckinley of Stowe was elected alter
! nate president to attend the meeting
. of the N. e. NJ. P. A. at Boston Febru-
/ to represent the county. The main dis
cusslon at the meeting was How to
I Strengthen Lamoille County Locals, -
only four of which were represented
Clyde Beard went Friday evening to
Sheldon, accompanying his mother in a
I visit at the home of his grandfather
Abram La Grange.-Mrs. l.. r. Page
, went to Johnson Friday evening passing
! the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
/ Tinkham.-E. d. Campbell. u. s. n.
[ stationed at Bumkin Island. Boston har-
J Dor. came Friday evening on Ave days
( sick leave while recovering from AT
! attack of the measles. and will visit hi
father. George Campbell. and brother ant
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Campbell
| Miss lola Flanders went Friday eve
| ming to North Hyde Park, passing Satur
/ day and Sunday with her parents. Mr.. ant
! Mrs. l.. ". Flanders.-Mrs. Edith Wal
! lace, who has passed some months IL
Bellows Falls, has returned here and Ii
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Tay
lor.-Miss Myrtle Merritt went to John
son Friday evening. a weekend CUES
| OF Mrs. Sarah Ellsworth H. Bath
] of Wolcott has been guest for a fey
\ days Of Mrs. Francis Greene>1The Mise
] Vesta Grant and Hazel Stevens Of Hard
| wick were visitors in town Friday
Ensign q. Colby Bartlett. u. 9. g. Amer
lea, stationed at New York. passe
' Thursday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
! George u. Bartlett.--Mrs. Mary Bennett
of Elgin, Iowa, who has passed som
months with her nephew, f. M Small
went Saturday to Bristol, Conn, to Wis
her son. Elmer Bennett.-F. NJ. Sina
Il has been Ill for week. suffering froI
neuritis.-L. c. Durham of Bur,ingto
was a business visitor In town Saturday
Corp. w. r. Lowery of Walden has bee
guest for few days of Mr.. and Mr.
NJ. Fl. Boardman. Corp Lowery, shar
shooter. Co. ID. 1903 Infantry. 36th Division
was twice wounded In France and whi
I in a base hospital, received further injul
les when the hospital was burned by III
Huns. necessitating the removal of twei
ty pieces of glass from his leg.
/ Lowery was in the same battalion q
Earl Morrill, and Carroll Silloway and Il
| sometime was with a bunch OF Lamoil
county boys---james e. Cross of this vi
! lage and Miss Hazel NJ. Clegg of Crafts
! bury were united ~ marriage Monda
4 Eekguary II. by the Rev. J. J. Bennett {