Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27

her 22-karllon La Point met with very
painful accident while saving wood for
c. j. Lang. The first two fingers Of his
right hand were severed by coming in
contact with the saw. He was taken TO
the Fanny Allen hospital by j. II. Bean,
where the hand was dressed
MORRISVILLE
Miss Lefa Nay of New York city IL
spending ten days at The Randall.--Mrs.
George Cook and son of East HardwiclS
were guests Saturday of DR.. and Mrs.
G. J. Burbank.--J. +. Ray has gone to
New York. where he expects to spend
several weeks.--JL H. Warren was a
Burlington visitor Saturday--Mrs. 4. NJ.
Grimes is spending a few days in Hyde
Park with her sister. Mrs. p. T. Denio.-
Mrs. Harold Keeler left Saturday morn
ing for Cabot, where they have taken
a farm.-Mrs. c. NJ. Bridge spent Satur-
day in Hardwick with Mrs. Walter Dut-
ton-Mrs l.. S. Norton, who has been
spending several weeks in town with
relatives. returned Saturday to her homo
in Boston.Miss Myrtle Blair of p A.
faculty is spending the vacation at her
home in Alburg and Miss Barbara Davi-
son at her home in Craftsbury.--Miss
Beuiah Stearns, senior at T. A., is
spending the vacation at her home III
Fairlee.-Mr and Mrs c. 3. Brownell of
Vorgennes spent Sunday with Mrs.
Brownells father. VI. A. Slayton.--The
Rev. and Mrs. George F. Fortier and
daughter. Mildred. went Saturday to
Derby Line, remaining until Monday
night Mr.. Fortier took part in a me-
mortal service Sunday. held for the late
Rev. A. NJ. Blackford, who died very
suddenly Il short time ago.--Miss Edna
iS Yiiytv fa,r 1,a,
in Walden.-Miss Barbara Small was "a
guest from Saturday until Monday OF
her aunt, Mrs. Mary Blossom, in Winoo-
ski-Miss Alice X. Fuller a teacher at
1 r. a., went Saturday to her home in
! Rutland for a few days stay.--Robert
! Wiley and Alland Batten are spending
/ the week at their homes in Greensboro.
Miss Rachel Bailey. who resides with
/ her sister. Mrs. Burns. while attending
| =. A. is spending the Thanksgiving vaca-
ton at her home in New Boston, n HI
Mrs. Albert Hall of Wolcott spent Satur-
/ day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| a. T.. Gaines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Atkinson We're
pleasantly surprised Tuesday evening
when about So OF their friends and
neighbors call on them to help cele-
bratc their tenth wedding anniversary
A very enjoyable evening was spent
and refreshments were served. includ-
ing a handsome wedding cake, made
/ by Mrs Leafie Bedcle and Mrs. Mae
| Wallace. 1t was prettily decorated and
bore 10 candles. In behalf of those
present, the Rev. W. T. Best presented
| them a purse of money. They also re-
ceived several pieces of tin ware At a
late hour, the company departed wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Atchinson a great
many wedding anniversaries-NIrs.
Mary Camp and daughter Rebecca, are
in Richford at the home OF Henry Puff
fer. for ksgiving.-Howard TerrilI
has sold his place at the Corners to
Stlas Chase. and has purchased the
George p browne place on Wabuu
avenue.-1van Burnham, who has been
employed in Burlington. has completed
his engagement and returned home. Hs
will be employed in the C. S. Page of
flee at Hyde Park.-Mr. and Mrs
Harold Parker were recent visitors in
St ohnsbury-Harmony Pomona
Grange will meet at Morrisville We'd
nesday. December 3. The annual elec-
ton of officers will take place.
Mrs. Georganna Gilbert and Hobart
Bliss left Monday for Inglewood. Cal.
where they will spend some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Observation-Disclosures
Catherine McGrath who has been ouitc
i'll for " q weeks at the Randall went
Monday to her home in Montreal She
was accompanied by her sster-in-law.
Mrs. James McGrath, who has been
spending a few days with her.-W. T.
! Benson, who is employed by Miles, Nc
Mahon company, Stowe, spent Sunday
in town.-Mss Doris Graves spent Sun
day with friends in Stowe.-Miss Madge
Merritt. night operator In the Citizens
Telephone office, was guest over Sun
day at the home of her sister. Mrs. Paul
! Raymond, of Stowe.-Earl Morrill, began
work in the F. C.. Luce store Monday
morning.-Miss Grace Tyndall. who un-
derwent serious operation at the Fam
ny Allen hospital, Ninooski. several
weeks ago, returned home Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. a. c. Bidell spent Sat
urday with the Iatters sister. Mrs. b.
c. Hoyt. in Barre.-Mrs. Ole NJ. Greene
went Monday to Springfield where she
will spend several weeks with her daush-
ter. Mrs. Mcdonald.
Miss Blanche Lavarnway has returned
from Cambridge Junction, where she was
the guest Of her friend. Mrs. Mark Towle
Harry Jenkins, who has been spending
five weeks i'll North Troy, has returned
to the home of his fathe". A. A. Jenkins
MIR. and Mrs. l.. c. Tillotson are NOV.
ing to their new home on Union street
Mrs. Burnett Tillotson of Johnson il
spending some time with her son, L. C.
Tillotson.-Mr, and Mrs. c. c. Earring
ton have purchased the building lot be-
tween the b. l.. Clark and Bentley places
on Maple street of Mrs. Ida Hawkins
The large circle of friends of Mrs. Mary
Iladley. widow of the late Eugene Had
ley. will regret TO learn of her death last
I week in (hicu where IN. al
for several years with her son, G. f.
fiadley, Death was due to a shock which
she suffered about two months ago. She
mad been in "A serious condition since
that time, being confined to the bed and
partially paraly2ed Mrs. Hadley was ono
of two daughters born TO Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Richmond. the younger daugh-
ter, Miss Georgia Richmond, dying in this
village about Is years ago She had re-