Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-13

rather return with his company IMAM as
casual.-Orlo *. Jenney has been appoint
ed corporal in Company X, X. u T. W.
University of Vermont.
MORRISVILLE |
The annual meeting of the Citizens
Telephone company was held in MOTIFS
vile Friday, February Z. when the FOL
lowing were elected: President, Fl. "A.
Slayton; vice. president +. G. Fleetwood;
treasurer. NJ r. Pe9ley; secretary, j. NJ.
Kelley: general manager, G. l.. Ovitt;
SUPERINTENDENT, f.. Il. Schutt; directors,
NJ. p. Perley, II. A. Sayton, c. H.
Ovitt. f. G. Fleetwood and Olin Merrill.
! Mrs. Pormelia Boynton, who has been
! III for some months. confined to her bed
! for three weeks, and failing rapidly since
February 9 died early Saturday morning,
! the cause of death being due TO hardeh-
/ ing of the arteries and general break
ing down. Funeral services were heid at
her late home Monday afternoon at one
| o'clock, the Rev. George f. torter Oh
! the Itntyersalst Church, of which she
was n member, officiating The BODY
was placed in the vault in Pleasant
View cemetery and interment Will be
made in the family Lot in Wolcott Per-
melia NJ. Campbell was daughter OF
| benjamin and Mary Gay Campbell, ana
was born in Hyde Park duly %, 1915.
Some time in 1867 she was united in mar
riage to Al y. Boynton and resided in
North Wolcott until coming to Morris
VILE about Is years ago. Mr.. Boyn-
ton died in 1911. The deceased is sur
vived by two brothers and three sisters.
Mrs A. G. Andrus of Norths Wolcott
George H. Campbell Of Morristown
Andrew J. Campbell of st. Iohnsbury,
Mrs J. G.. Peck Laura) Of East Hard
wick and Miss linda Campbell, who made
her home with Mrs. Boynton.-
The death of George W. Cur
, rier. former resident of Norris
i. town. occurred at his home in Waterville'
February 4, following general
decline since he received injuries from a
fall last August Funeral services were
held at his home Friday afternoon and
the remains were brought to Morrisville
> and placed in the vault. George w
Currier, son of Theophlus Cuff and
Lucinda Danforth Currier was born in
Franklin, October Is, 1872. He lived IN
Franklin and sheldon until ensting al
{ St Adams at first call for volunteers
I serving three months in the infantry ant
three years in LIST. Vermont cavalry, two
years of which he served as orderly fol-
Gen Custer. On October ., 1866. Mr.
- Currier was united in marriage to Adelin'
= Mitchell of Sheldon and followed farm
i ing in East Berkshire until coming t.
. Morristown to the farm now occupied b,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Thomas. From thi
II union two daughters, twins, were born
< Ella A., now Mrs. j. Frank Thomas
u Ellen NJ, who died in infancy. Mrs Cur
= rior died April 3, 1906. on December
II 1911. Mr.. Currier was united in marriag
=, to Mrs Lizzie Fletcher of Waterville
p" who with his daughter. survives. Mr.
Currier was n member of James M
Warner Post, G.. A. r., of Morrisville.
{, A son, Wayne Russell was born Tues
J" day evening, February II, to Mr.. an'
-. Mrs. clifford w. Barrows. Mrs. Barrow
- is at the Mary Fletcher hospital in Bur
- 'lington.-The condition of George l, a
Smith, who is i'll with pneumonia wa
. more comfortable Wednesday.-Carrol
- Taylor has had the misfortune to hav
~ a finger badly crushed by being caugh
-, between two logs.-H. c. Jacobs returne
m Tuesday evening from Whitefeld. \. IL
- where he was called on account OF the III
10 ness of his young son, Alton Jacobs-t
- II. A. Stafford returned Tuesday evenin
10 from a business trip to Boston.-Mrs.
a. l. Wheeler of Jackson came Wednesda
,o morning for few days stay as a CUES
ad If Mrs. Ellen Wakefield.
nj George Wright station agent
an somewhat under the weather and ha
ho gone to his home to recuperate. Ere
a c. Peck is assisting in the work at II
I'd station during the absence of NJ
-. Wright.-Mr and Mrs. James Kin
~ returned Monday from Fletcher, whel
Il, they were called to attend the funer
. Sunday of the latter's sister, Mr.
=, Elmer Taylor,-Mr. and Mrs. Hollis
~, Wilson of Portland. Ore, visited TO
49, mer friends here Monday, guests
-, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Cheney. Mr.. Wilst
=" was a former 7. a. student, and aft
v "a college course, was principal of
80 A., and later entered into partnersh
~, with G. NJ. Powers in the practice
49, law Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson have n
,ar visited Morrisville for is years.-Ml
w Joseph I.aJoy of Hardwick was
w. guest Tuesday of Judge and Mrs.
'"n A. Morse.-Miss Barbara Small, w
' has been very i'll with influenza, W
~ on the street Monday for the fiji
~ time.-Henry c. Bailey has purchas
''' the trucking business of l.. r. Par
80 Luther Warren returned to Burin
~, ton Monday evening after passing Su
w. day and Monday with his paren
l.e Mr.. and Mrs. Willard A. Warren
- Maurice Kelley, who has passed she
~ furlough with his mother, Mrs. Jam
Nv, NJ. Kelley, left Tuesday on his retu
' ~, to Fort II. q. Wright. n. Y.-M
~" Ieonora |. Joslyn, after passing abe
,,"e two months with her uncle and au
~ Mr.. and Mrs +. S. Robinson, left f
~" day on her return to Boston,-Mr. a
~" Mrs. Taylor Mead of Windsor, form
Wv residents, visited former friends TUT
' day.-Frederick Spaulding is recov'
% ing from his serious illness with
INV iluenza and bronchitis. sufficiently
be on the street for the first time Nj
a. y.-Harmony Pomona Grange v
ner meet in stowe Wednesday, Februt
ms 19.-L. q. Terrill of the Red Fro
tHe is taking vacation from his duties
H. account of illness.
his
lest WATERVILLE
49,, There will be Valentine social at
,5o parsonage Friday evening The comm
tee has spared no pains to make