Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04
MORRISVILLE

Levi MUnSon returned Thursday eve
ming from business trip to Boston.-Mrs
w. s. Towno went Thursday night to
IIardUick. called there by the serious
illness of Mr.. Towncs sister, Mrs ]. A.
clark.-Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Darling OF
Garfield were guests a part of last week
of Mrs. Daring's sister, Mrs. +. f.
Campbcl.Mrs. w. NJ. tombstone and
two children. who have been quite i'll with
rip and bronchitis are improving. The
nurse. Mrs, Dufrcsno who has been car
ing for them. went Thursday night to
ITardwck to assist in the care of Mrs j.
Clark.-Mrs. Lizzie Nlunson was confined
To tn" house several days the past week
by illncss.-Mrs. Vivian Isham who went
10 burlington the first of last week after
caring for Mrs. II. w Billings. returned
"Wednesday night and Is caring for Mrs
j. G. Jonos.--A. c. Aiken of the C. !.
Ntsu Real Estate company, who has been
II for 10 days. went Friday night TO the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment
Vie was accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Guimond.-.Mrs. G. NJ. Powers is
spending several days in New York city
with her daughter, Miss Dorothy Pow
ers.-Miss Belle Barrows went Saturday
to Burlington. where she was called by
The illness of her little niece, Elaine But
confined to her home on Bridge street
for several days on account of illness-
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Putnam received a
telegram February % telling of the seri-
Gus Illness of their daughter. Mrs. Ray
Porter of Bristol Conn. Miss Irene Put
nam left Saturday night for that place
Mrs Romeo Forgue and daughter.
Madeline, went last week to Barton for
= short stay at the home Of Mrs. Forgues
sister. Mrs. Edith Lavalley. Mrs. Forgues
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Newcity, who
nave spent the winter at Tampa, Fla,
have returned and were also guests of
their daughter, Mrs. Lavalley.-Mary J
Simpson, preceptress at Peoples Acad-
envy. was guest over Sunday at the home
of Miss Anna Ward, Burington.-Mrs
Edison Clifford of Randolph came Mon
day night for visit at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Hil.-FranlS
Hoyt Of Jeffersonville spent Sunday at
The home of his uncle. f. O. Lunt-C.
w. Mcfarland wenA Sunday night TO Bos-
ron for few days stay.-The Misses
Marion Benson. Beulah Perry. Wallace
Perry, Merrill Edson returned to their
duties AT Peoples Academy Monday, af-
ter Il several weeks absence on account
of illness.-.Among those who attended the
kakc Walk in Burlington. were: the
MISSES llcima tiONt Madeline Gates,
Madeline Hin. Madge Merritt, Edith
Stewart, Dorothy Waite, Alma Batten,
John stewart, Carol Suloway Ralph
l'atch, Wallace Peck, Mahin Goddard
and Harold Taylor-F. o. Lunt has been
confined to the house for several days
suffering from an attack of rheumatism
Rebccca Goddard Is confined to the house
by mumps.-Mrs. II. A. Smalley was
IN Watervile and Belvidere Monday on
business pertaining to the home depart
mcnt of the Red CroSs.-Mrs. lila Jack
son left Wednesday morning for Woods
vile, \ H, for a 10 days stay with Mrs
D. r, Rouhan.-Chares Howard who has
employment in Proctor, is spending a few
days WITH his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
uard Howard.--James Billings of the
University Of Vermont was "a guest from
Saturday until Monday of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Billings.-Mrs. n. S.
Graves is i'll and confined to her home
on Lake street.-Friends of Mrs j. A.
CLARK of IIardwicll will be glad to know
that she is gaining from her serious ill
ncss.-The Methodist choir is preparing
an Easter cantata entitle0 Easter
praises,F under the direction of Mrs. la
Niles jackson. The cantata will be given
Easter Sunday evening.--Oscar Kahn went
the last of the week to New York city
for short stay.