Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-17
MORRISVILLE

The Wanna Yama Ministrels given by
local talent. under the direction of Har-
ry Gage of Burlington. for the benefit
of Lamoille Lodge, n. Z. o. p, Thurs
day and Friday evenings was decided
success. Solos were rendered in the first
part Of the program by Ward. Wheeler,
Sears. Miller and Ellis. and Mrs. E. w.
Terrill. in a Nanny song. and Clifford
w. Barrows in his solos was especially
pleasing.-The members in the second
part Of the program were worthy Of in
dvidual mention, the following being
especially good: Swing Song" by Miss
Bertha Foss; Rose Song, featured by
Mrs. G. NJ. Powers and ladies' Pretty
Girls,' featured by Fred Child and girls:
"Indianola", featured by George Il. Good
lift and boys; young Robert Briggs and
Phillip King in character song; Dolly
Magan with large chorus of boys and
girls the Misses Alice Goddard and Ina
Wells in character song and dance. Miss
Rebecca Briggs, with large chorus of
boys and girls, did finely and Miss Rena
Merrill in colored character song and
clogg dancing made great hit Not
withstanding a pouring rain, the hall
was packed Friday evening.-Miss Doro-
thy Sanders of Kardwick came Friday
evening to visit Miss Alice Goddard
Miss Ida Keeler. who is teaching In
Wolcott. came Friday evening to pass
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
W. A. KeeleI An express car load of %
horses arrived Saturday from the West
for the Smith and Tillotson stables.-Mr
and Mrs. C. ]. Darling of Oak Bluffs,
Mass. who have visited the formers
sister and husband. DR.. and Mrs. A NJ.
Jo1p cbf,rx
to pass few days with friends.-E. S.
Story has opened his new poolroom in the
Wilson Block. Portland street.
Capt. Charles Bumps of Camp Custer,
Mich. arrived here Tuesday evening to
visit DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ Goddard-The
Misses Madge Merritt and Beatrice
Schutt and Charles Howard Fred Child
and Ray Schutt went to johnson Tues
day evening to give their kake walk in
an entertainment given by the johnson
high school.-C. II. A. Stafford and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy c. Stafford left Tuesday
night for Boston, combining business
with pleasure for few days.--Jerry OAR
ling and son. c. J. Darling. Of Oak Bluffs.
Mass, went Tuesday to their former
home in Albany for a few weeks stay.
e. ID. Campbell. L. s. NJ, who has
been stationed at pumpkin Island. Boston
harbor, for nearly a year. has received
an honorable discharge and arrived home
Wednesday.-H. A. Smalley. who has
passed some time in Cambridge, a guest
Of Frank Butler, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Ring were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William Stewart
In East Hardwick.-Mr. and Mrs. a. B.
Green have moved from the f. G.. Foss
house on High street to the r. r. Child
house on Congress street vacated by Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Jones.-George
Wright of East Fairfield was a weekend
visitor In town.--Charles II. Small wen,
Monday to Bath, Me-, to get his painting
outfit and will return here permanently
The NJ. 3. White G. Co, have a new
auto truck,--Earl Morrill, of the 26th
/ Division arrived home Sunday noon from,
Camp Devens for short stay with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll T. Morrill,
H. E. Chaffee returned to Cambridge,
Monday. after passing few days in
ltown-Mrs. Emile Chevalier and little
son of Bristol Conn. was a visitor in
| town, Monday.-"Dan" Montgomery
! who has been in the service. resumed his
, former position in the II. +. Munson
Est, store. Monday.-Mrs. Emma Mar
win went Tuesday to Greensboro Bend
for a few days stay at the home of her
nephew, C. r. Sternburg.-O. NJ. Water
man went to Burlington Tuesday to
enter the Mary Fletcher hospital. where
he expects to undergo an operation.-Mr
and Mrs. l.. C. Emmons went Tuesday
| to Boston to be present at the landing
Of their son, Edward Emmons of the
10Th Division and to witness the parade
Mrs. George W. Currier of Waterville
was a guest, Tuesday. of Mr.. and Mrs
L. Frank Thomas.