Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25
LamOiIle County
MORRISyILLE

INVN'onb ltIt saturday night Tor Green
village, n. j.. where they viii, spend the
winter months.-Donald Terrill, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Terrl has been con-
fned to the house by illness for several
days-Miss Ellen Bishop spent Sunday
AT her home in Johnson.-Mrs. n. G..
Clark and son. Roy Clark. came the last
of the week from Boston for a visit with
relatives in town.-Miss Alice Clancy OF
Northheld has been a business visitor in
town for several days.--The Misses Dor
othy and Barbara Small want Friday to
Rchford remaining over night ut the
home of their uncle, Warren Woodwork.
/ On Saturday they were met at St Aibars
! by w. +. Benson and left for Montreal
where they joined Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Campbell of Old Orchard making UP 4
party of IL, bound for the west coast.
The Misses Small will sr.nd the winter
at Sierra Madre, Calf, and Mr.. Benson
with n brother and sister at Portland,
Orc, whom he has not seen ror several
Nears.-Mrs. Hollis Putnam. who recently
returned from the Fanny Allen hospital.
has been III with tonslitis.-T.ittle Mary
Best, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Heber
p, Best Of Burlington. has been spending
! several days with her grandparents. tho
Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Best.-D. C. Flan-
dcrs went saturday to Springfield to visit
NOTWITHSTANDING Rand was a visitor In
Barnet the last of the week.-H. Waite
went the last of the week TO Manches-
ter. ~ H. ca'led by the serious Illness
of his sister, Mrs. Hannah Aller.-Win-
dali Campbell. son of Mr.. and Mrs. f. f.
Campbell of Richmond street. has been
confined to the house for week. suffer
Ing from bronchtis.-Mrs. Fannie Bck-
ford is making improvements on her resi-
dcnce on Union street, w. l. Lebaron hav-
ing charge of the work.--Miss Mary Der
way Of Burlington has been spending
several days with Miss Mary Chase OF
Maple street.
one of the prettiest as well most in
terestng social events of the season was
.he reception given Monday Nov. Is by
Miss Louise Slocum al the home of her
father G.. II. Slocum. on Union street.
in honor of the 3lst birthday anniversary
of Mr.. Slocum's mother, Mrs. Adelia
Patience (HalD Boynton. The guests,
who began to arrive about o:30 continued
TO come throughout the afternoon. 40
people called to offer congratulations and
best wishes for many happy returns Of
the day, many who were unable to he
present sent cards and letters bearing
their Fluctuations and messages of love.
They We're received by Mrs. Roynton in
tine north end Of the long living room.
Mrs. Boynton has learned the secret OF
She retains ali her faculties in full de-
gree and takes "A lively interest In events
around her. Tea served in the din
ing room by Mrs. Charles Kramer Miss
Mary Moody and Mrs. Charles Chaplin
The table was charmingy arrayed. pink
carnations formed the center piece. while
lighted candles. with fluffy pink flowers
shades cast n soft light over the table
from the four corners. At one end OF
) the table was n large birthday cake
decorated with sweet peas and one big
life candle while at the side table was
smaller cake bearing five smaller pink
candles, the latter being in honor of
little Miss Caroline Chaplin, great great
granddaughter of Mrs. Boynton and
whose birthday anniversary comes later
in the week. Mrs Boynton has grown
young with this village and town and
there is not q man. woman or child
. privileged to know her but has learned
to love and esteem her.-A we'll attended
meeting of the MorTisvie branch of the
Red Cross was held Nov. 10 in the Red
Cross rooms. 1t was the opinion of
those present that the public health
nurse be kept longer than was at first
intended Mrs. r. Wallace offered a room
in her homo on Park street in which to
keep clothing to be given by the Red
Cross to needy persons this winter.-W
+. Benson left Saturday for Califor
E mia with a party of New England peo-
pie. After a visit with friends and reIa
lives at Los Angeles, Cal. he will go to
y Portland. Ore, when he will visit his
sister, whom he has not seen for years
t. Miss Ella M. Taylor, daughter OF
Mrs. Ada L. TAYLOR OF ST
Johnsbury, and Kenneth Warren OF
this place. son Of Mr. and Mrs
e Fayette Warren of Wolcott. were united
t in marriage at the home of the brides
a mother. Nov. II at PAS p. m. The cere
$ mony was performed by the Rev G. A
Y Martin of the Methodist Church the
e double ring service being used. The
f wedding march was PLAYED by Hrs. AL
/, mon Cali The hounc was preitily
n decorated y yellow and white, the bI ida
f party standing under an arch Of yellow
j. and white chrysanthemuins. The bride
n was gowned In n white satin dress. witt
= white lace and bridal veil and carried
y chrysanthemums. The bridesmaid. Mis-
: Mary G. Taylor, sister Of the bride
n was gowned in blue satin, n with large
a black hat The best man was Edward
n G. Hudson of st. Johnsbury. Immediate
y ly after the ceremony a dinner wa
a served by her sisters, the Misses Iren
= and Grace Taylor. to the families ant
$. immediate friends The couple left OF
S. the afternoon train for Quebec for
l. brief honeymoon after which they vii
It return here and reside at the Randall
e Both bride and groom are among Nor
t risville's popular young people the form,
re er having been associated with the Fol
e som Millinery parlors for several years
s. and the latter employed in the Lamoillt
d garage. Among those present were Dr.
W and Mrs. j. NJ. Canty. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
$. mon Call of St. Johnsbury and Mr.. ant
of Wn1cntt
8. George G.. Young who has purchase,
y the Hadock farm at Morrstown Corners
\ has resigned his position as manager o
m the Farmers Cooperative creamery. He !
succeeded by David Hamilton, lately o
Hyde Park, who is well known to tn
farmer in this vicinity, ms he was for
merly lister for the Lamolle County as
- sociaton.-T II. Cram has been confne
- To the house for several days, suffering
:" from injuries to his hand received Will
scraping floor, preparatory to pantin
VI it. The scraper slipped, cutting his fin
IT, ger.--IIugh Hurley has leased the Iiamil
We ton farm near Centerville for a year. an
'A Mr. and Mrs. David Hamilton and chill
III have moved TO the Hurley house on LAX
H. strcet.-Mrs. Mary Bcdel and Mrs. C.
or Batchelder who spent the past week wit
IN Sheldon-Mr and Mrs Arthur Ishar
nd have rented rooms In Mrs. Lizzie Drew
n house on Summer street,--F. ID. Jones q
rs the Farm Bureau spent the weekend Il
H. Malletts Bay, duck hunting.-Tho Re,