Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-24
MORRISVILLE


in the Lamoille garage. He has secured
the services of D. A. Stanley TO run the
stage to Elmore for him. while he is en-
poyed at the garage-Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Bacon have returned to Newport after
two weeks spent in town with the for
mers parents, Mr.. and Mrs o. .. Bacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carne Rushford enter
tanned Thursday, Mrs. Joseph Lambert.
and two children of Johnson.-Mrs.
Charles Kramer spent Thursday in Hyde
Park with Mrs. Lucius Noyes-Mr. and
Mrs Moses Trauerman and the latter's
mother, Mrs. NJ f. Prunkard. of Pitts
burg, P, came Thursday for visit at
the home of their brother and son, w. F.
Eteele.--A. H. Slayton left by auto for
Boston Thursday, accompanied by Mrs.
Dominic Weafer and son. Robert, and
Miss Edna Slayton. The latter will spend
some time in Dorchester with her sister,
Mrs. Weafer. On Mr.. Slayton's return
trip he will he accompanied by Mrs.
Slayton and her mother, Mrs. Alice
Kellogg. who have been for about 10 days
at the summer home of their son and
brother. Charles Kellogg, at Cape Cod
Mrs. A. Morse of Hardwick is the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. B. F. Howard. for
n few days
Miss Lizzie King, who has been spend
ing a few days with her brother and
stster-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. James King,
has returned to her home in East Fair
dead.-Mrs. S. D. Eldred and daughter
Miss Florence Eldred. returned Monday
from asst Hardwick, where they spent a
few days with the formers brother,
Charles Greene.--Mrs. Alice McMath and
daughter. Miss Hefen McMath, of Pea
body Mass. came Saturday to spend a
:. few weeks with Mrs. Mathis sister Mrs
George T. Downe.-Mrs. Emile Ostiguy
and two children and mother, Mrs. Levi
Senesac, have returned to their home
in Marievile, P O., after 10 days spent
at the home of their brother and son,
Levi Senesac.-Mr. and Mrs. Alton A.
Norcross. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Norcross
and daughter, Beverly, and Miss Cook.
AL of Sherbrooke, Que, We're guests of
Miss Nan Wombell Sunday making the
trip by auto.-Miss Rhea Patno spent
Sunday with friends in Richmond
Mr. and Mrs c. f. Ross and daughter,
Jean. will leave Wednesday for their
home at Black Lake, Pa, after two
weeks at the home of Mrs. Ross parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.. Brigham, Mrs. Brig
ham will accompany them home for a four
weeks stay.-Mrs. Carrie Barrows and
Miss Belle Barrows spent Sunday with
their daughter and sister, Mrs. H. II. But
/, lerheld in Burlngton.-Miss Nellie Watts
81 South birmingham, Mass, came Sun
day and will spend the remainder of the
- summer with her sister, Mrs. Mary Camp
'j-Miss Rebecca Camp spent a part of last
week with relatives in Waterbury, Mrs
= George F. Fortier WIS Burlington visitor
Monday.-Miss Lutte Harmon, who has
been visiting relatives in Stowe and Nor.
c. Iol,a
for short stay before returning to hel
home in Saco. Me.-Miss Mary Elizabeth
g Weafer of Barre is the guest of her grand
. parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Weafer,-Mrs
q Mary Patno went Saturday to Burlington
- where she will spend a week with hel
y daughter, Mrs, Harvey Sharrow. Miss
Aernice Taylor of Chester, was the CUES
= last week of Mr.. and Mrs II. w. Burn
= ham.
II Plans are now under way for the for
= ,,rnation of girls club. All girls of thu
community, who are Of high school age
~ .or over, and who think they would b'
~ Interested, are asked to come to thu
!! academy hall Friday evening al 7;3o anc
iohear more about it. This club will make
4 the summer more lively and interesting
r. and II successful, we hope to make
\ spermanent organization of it.-Mrs, Ellel
NH 6unter or Lowell, Mass has been re
\ cent visitor at r. e. Paul's.-Mr. ant
. rMrs. G. A. wilkins and daughter, Mis-
have gone to Hampton Beach
iEoN. H., for two weeks stay-At re
- Gent meeting Of the Cpift club plan
q" Were made for a picnic and lawn part.
II. 10 be held at william WEIGH S on the eve
~ ming Of July 31.-Seth Peck went Tues
',-eAay TO Brandon for a visit at the HON
y 81 his aunt. Mrs. A. B. Gill.-rhe regula
o. meeting OF the W. r. c, will he held NJ on
;xa day evening, July o. All members pleas
~ note in change in time and date-Lamoill
NJ Grange will observe children's night a
the next regular meeting, Friday eve
ming. The children viii carry out tn
program and ice-cream and cake viii b
"a. served. Changers are contemplating OF
1yla serving Memorial Sunday in the near III
,,ture.-Miss Gladys McCombie, of Bo!
ton, came Monday 10 spend two week
II with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
a .,McCombie.--Mr and Mrs. Donald Pae
% have purchased of Peter Alexander h
v fruit store in Johnson. Mr., and Mr.
Page expect TO enlarge the business an
add quick lunch counter among otht
changes. Immediate possession was gi'
-, en.-Roy Woods returned Monday frol
:" New Haven, Conn, where he spent
80, week with his mother, who is visiting {
81 H6a horna ~ her hrOthar ('harlAs RaY