Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-21
MORRISvILLE

AALE
Robert George fllis. who has been
seriously III TO- Two weeks at the
home of his brother. T. r. Ellis died
Thursday afternoon, August IA. Death
WAS due to hardening Of the arteries
Mr.. Ellis was born in Quebec City,
p. @. May q. 1896. the son Of Thomas
r. and Sarah Ellis. He was for many
years a resident Of Canada and for
80 years was engaged in business in
New York. For the past two years
he has made his home in town with
his brother. T, B. Ellis. He YVES mar
ried So years ago to Sabra Proctor,
who died about two years ago. To
this union five children were born.
son. Herbert. who died 20 years ago
in New York CITY. and the surviving
one. Mrs. Ella sullivan OF Boston. Mrs.
Samuel Adams. of Clarenceville. p. O..
Mrs. H. +. De Lisle and Charles II
Ellis of St Adams. Other surviving
relatives are r. b. Ellis Of this town
and two sisters. Mrs c. E. Pearson
of Ottawa, and Mrs. David Palmer of
wilder. A short prayer service was
held at the house Saturday by the
Rev w. r. Best and the remains were
taken Saturday on the morning train.
accompanied by Mrs. H. F. De Lials
| enceville. +. O.. where funeral serv-
church in that place on Sunday and
| burial made Mr.. Ellis was very
! lilsable man and has made many
| friends while in town, who will long
| feel his loss.--Miss Mary Bailey. who
| has been employed in Springfie Id,
Mass, ss bookeeper in An ammunition
! plant for about two years. has COM
pleted work and reached home Thurs
day.-Maurice Kelley has returned to
, his duties in Indianapolis after two
weeks spent In town with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. !. NJ. keliey-Mrs. r.
| c. Holbrook and son. Leon returned
to Barnet Friday. after short stay
in town with the formers mother, Mrs
Loisan Daniels Robert Ide has re-
| turned from Mortified. where he has
been spending some tines d. FL
dred is with friends in Burlington for
two weeks.-Harold l-avarnway has re-
| turned from few days stay with
| friends in Plattsburg. ~ Y
The Rev. and Mrs shaw. daughter
Mae. and son, Howard, Of Montpelier
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
W. b. Patch, Mrs. shaw is niece OF
Mrs. Patch.-Mr, and Mrs. w. B. Patch
were recent visitors in Northnsld and
Montpeler.--D. ". donaldson has been
confined 10 the house several days by
| illness.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry King
| and son. Gendore of Taunton,
Mass, were guests the past week AT the
home Of Mrs. Kings sister, Mrs. Alis
Ring.-Mise Hazel Sherman went Mon
day to Williston to spend two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. q. A. Brooks
Glenn Cram. who has spent the past
| month IN town with his parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. r. ii. Cram, and other relatives
left Monday for his home in Boston. Mrs
| Tram and son, Glenn. Jr. remained fol
a longer stay
Mr.. and Mrs j, r. Campbell and
daughter, Miss Vivian were Monda,
| visitors al the home of Fred Campbell. -
Mrs. Ruth Tittemore and son, Glenwood
| OF Berkshire, are guests of the former,
cousin, Mrs. r. n. Campbel-MIss Eller
Bishop and brother. g. L. Bishop OF
johnson spent Sunday with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. l.. |. Bishop, at Camp a.
tireensboro.-Dr and Mrs. f.. f.. Foster
OF New Bedford. Mass, are at thu
Randall for few days while visiting
friends in town-Mrs w F. Coombs anc
two children of St Johnsbury are guests
OF her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. Il. More,
| ~ " iNN uas w. TdlCn VI
/ Cambridge, was an over-Sunday CUES
OF her sister, Mrs. Addie Woods. Miss
Evelyn Wells of Boston came Saturda,
and will spend two weeks In town will
her cousins. Miss Eleanor Downey ant
Harold Downey,-Mr, and Mrs. II. ID
Newiand and son. Paul Newland. Mis-
Ida WEIGH. +, S. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
H. H. Campbell. son, James. and daugh
ter. Lois. and guests. MS. Ruth Tetti
more and son, Glenwood, spent Sunda.
at Caspian Lake, Greensboro
At recent meeting Of the director
or the Union Savings Bank and Trus
company, among other business trans
acted II was voted to buy the corne
lot on Congress and Main streets o
the Powers estate. on which the ban
held an option. II was not voted I
: build a bank building thereon furthe
than to say plans ~ to what will h
done with the lot. are not decided" tn
omcsrs OF the bank decline to sa,
That II 10 a desirable site for any pub
TIC building goes without saying.-.
son. Albert George. was horn TO NJ,
and Mrs. Jesse Sullivan August H.