Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-18
MORRISVILLE

Mrs. Mary Bedell went Friday to Shell
don for a short stay with her daughter.
Mrs. c. c. Batchelder.-H. F. Brigham. of
Bakersfield. was a business visitor in town
Friday.-Harold Lavarnway left Thurs
day for Pittsburgh and Mooers, NJ Y,
for a weeks stay.-Burton Luce, of Wa
terbury, was visitor in town from We'd
nesday until Friday.-Oscar Kahn has re-
turned from a two weeks stay in New
York and Washington. D. Cat the reg
ular monthly meeting Of the Unity club.
held at the home Of Mrs. Efie Smalley
the first part OF the evening was given
over to business. after which a pleasant
social hour was enjoyed with music on
the victrola, etc. Delicious refreshments
we're served by Mrs. Smaley, Gertrude
Valleau and Alice Robinson.-Mr. and
Mrs. George H. Saxby have purchased
the residence of Mrs. Stella Churchill
Fairbanks on Park street.-Mrs. Homer
Smith went March 10 to Stowe, called
by the serious Illness Of her aunt, Miss
Jessie Wade.-Mrs. r. w. Eaton has re-
turned from "A two weeks stay with Mr..
Eaton in Springfield. Mass.-Rdbert c.
Wallace, who has been confined to tho
house for several weeks by illness, Is able
to be out--Glenn Prior has resumed his
work in the F.. p. Jose meat market. after
several weeks illness.-Peter Reid died
al Barre March of pneumonia. MI. and
Mrs. Reid resided here about six years
ago, Mrs. Reid being employed by the
Union Granite Co. During their stay here
they made many friends who deeply SYM
pathze with the family in their great be-
rcsvement. Mrs. G. r.. Smith. who has
been receiving medical treatment in Bur-
lington for several weeks. has returned
home.--Mr. and Mrs Harold Burgess are
receiving congratulations on the birth OF
a son, born March 10.
C. C. Merrill Of Morristown Corners
who went TO the Fanny Allen hospital
las week, underwent an operation for
cancer on his hand. It was found neces-
sary to amputate the member just above
the >wrist. nv. Merrill is reported get
ting along well and is expected home
soon.-On March l3. occurred tho death
VI Mrs. Salonic Mould. at the nome Of
her son, +. w. Mould. Although Mrs
Mould had been in poor health for some
time she had been confined to the bed
less than two weeks The funeral was
held from her late home. Monday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock, the Rev. George r..
Goodliffc of the Congregational Church
officiating. The bearers were Il. W,
Gates, T. c. Cheney, G. ID. Howe and Il.
L. Clark The body was placed in the
tomb until spring. when II will be taken
to Keesevlle. and burial made in the
family lot beside her husband. Salome
Bushnell Mould was horn in Keesevillc.
y. Y, in lS42. On November ., 1867, she
was united in marriage to Henry NJ.
Mould, who died June 4, 1910. To this
union was born one son, Il. w. Mould,
with whom she has lived since the death
of her husband Mrs. Mould's entire life
was spent in Keeseville. until coming
here 10 years ago. Besides the son. she
Is survived by two sisters. Mrs. Mary
Thomas and Mrs. Emma Rowe and a
niece, Miss Annie Thomas, of Keeseville,
also by ak grandchildren.-Miss Eliza
phone Office at Jeffersonville. has been
spending few days at home.-E. A,
Smalley has sold during the past week,
a four-year-old registered Holstein cow,
for s25O--Gideon Burnham finished work
Saturday night for o. NJ. Waterman and
commenced work Monday in the II. p.
Munson store. Junior" Tsham Is i'll
with indigestion.-Mrs n, s. Graves has
re ceived word of the death at Long
Beach, Cal. Of her cousin, the Rev, John
Wesley Carter which occurred on March
II. No particulars have becn received
Mr.. Carter was the son of Wesley and
Ellen Carter and at one time resided In
the Moulton house on Maple street, He
was Q former student a. Peoples