Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-20

took the chair. The remainder or the eve
ming was spent socially and many were
the expressions of regret at the ih.enueo
departure of Miss Gulick and Mrs. Eaton. |
The club starts in the new year WIN
substantial balance in the treasury'.An-
nounccmcnts have been received OF inc
marriage of Miss Helen browne, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Dro"ne' 10
SlmeonH. II. LaPlace of Deep RlVer.
Conn, the marriage taking place at fort
Henry, N. y, by the Rev. G, c. St care,
u former pastor of the congregational
ChurSh here. Miss browne was graou-
ate OF Peoples Academy, class or 19l4,
and nad received a year and half's train
ing in the Hartford hospital. Hartford,
Conn. She was one of MorrisvilIe's
most cstimablc young ladies'. Mr. ana
Mrs. LaPlace will make their nome IN
Deep River, Conn, where the former con-
ducts n large furniture and undertaking
business. Tho groom has made many
friends in Morrisville during recent visits
here.
At the annual meeting of the Norris
vile Cemetery association the following
officers were elected President. Mrs.
Helen Shaw; vice-prcsdent. Mrs. susan
Burke; secretary. Mrs. Maria Tinker; as
sstant secretary and treasurer, MRS.
Emma Baro.-Mr. and Mrs. o. NJ. Water
man will move soon from The Randall
to the Casulda Davis house to be vacated
soon by the r.. W. Eaton family. who
will Join Mr.. Eaton in Massachusetts
w. y. Jones of the II. J. Ecmunds
jcwelry store, was a visitor In R'chford
! the last of the weeks. l.. Dewey was a
business visitor in st. Adams the Inter
part of the week.-Mrs. NJ. ii. Alexander
of Sc. Adams has been spending several
days with her sister. Mrs. Frances
acknowledgement Hastings, Peoples
Academy student, is at his home In North
Wolcott. i'll of chicken-pox Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Porter and little daughter of Bristol,
Corn., are visiting Mrs. Porter's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Tutnar.-Mrs. Hollis
Putnam. who has been quite III for sew
oral days. IS improving.-Miss Hazel
Sherman wac guest Friday night and
Saturday Of her sister, Mrs. Gordon
Brooks. at Burlington.-ffsrold Taylor OF
st. Johnsbury was a guest the latter
part Of tho week of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Taylor.-Mrs. FL. l.. Spear went
. Tuesday tc ititland to attend the en-
> ruGl convention of the q. A. II. and
W. r. G. held there. She went Friday
:" to Burlington, remaining until Saturday
II nigat with her sister, Mrs. Richard Con-
:lor-John Hc-ricd of Hardwick has been
. i'll at the home of his parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. II. Herrick for several days -
> Mrs Minnie Smalley went Saturday
morning to Burlington, remaining over
Sunday with her son, Ray Smalley, and
: daughter. Miss Merle Smalley.-Miss
s. Marion Sayton of the University OF Yer
:, mont spent Sunday with her parents. DR..
q and Mrs w. r. Slayton.-E. G. Foss
g was a business visitor in Boston the last
of the week.-Mrs.. Esther Fitch, who has
~ been i'll for several weeks, remains about
&c the same.-Herbert Knapp. who has en-
;, ployment in St. Johnsbury was a guest
u the latter part of the week of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knapp.-R. l.. Bar
rows was in Rutland over Wednesday
II night to attend the annual meeting OF the
g. Vermont agents of the Provident Lie
~ Insurance company. The agents were
II guests of the general agent Henry Z
Ie Farrar, at a banquet and theatre party
u following the business meeting. The meet
n ing was addressed by members of tho
he company from the home office.-The Rev
L, r. +. Fender of the Advent Christiar
III Church and family have arrived in towr
le and are to occupy Mrs. w. S. Cheney:
t tenement on Upper Main street FOR TIT
IL present.-Cieorge Ovitt Is recovering
al nicely from an accident at the last blocl
$ factory. A block from the carrier dropped
" on his head, cutting cash in the scalp
L. causing him to shut his jaws with sucl
RS force that it broke four teeth.
r. Mr. and Mrs. J. Heber Best are receiV
l." ing congratulations on the arrival of
lie daughter. born May IA at the Mar!
g. Fletcher hospital.-A daughter Georgian;
tn Frances. was born Saturday, May ID t
re Mr. and Mrs Morris c. Greene.-Mis
al Bessie Mayott left Tuesday for Whitman
y. Mass where she will spend four week
IN with her friend, Miss Florence SoutheI
n, Mrs. Amos Stearns, who has been spend
II. ing few days with her sister. Mrs w
g. A returned her home
80 Burlington Mr.. Warren accompanied he
n. for q short stay.-Edson Preston, VIII
tn has been employed through the winter a
ld Newport, is guest at the home or nj
1T cousin. Mrs. w. A. Warren. Mr. Presto
ly expects to go soon to Port Kent n.
IS where he has employment for the sum
in mer.-Miss Dorothy Wiley, of Greens
he boro was a guest Sunday of her grand
is, mother. Mrs. Ella Wiley, and aunt, Mr'
r Lena Kelley.-C. G. Warren and Rich
of ard Luce, of Waterbury, were bushes
st visitors in town Saturday.-Mr. and Mr.
r- +. Il. Child left Saturday morning by aut
err for Boston, where they will visit tnei
OF sons j. Randall Child and Fred Child
m, Mrs. A. J. Vallcau and children were Bui
he lington visitors Saturday.-Mrs. f. L
90 Campbell and son, Wayand, have bee
ur spending n few days with the former
vs. sister. Mrs, Lyman Darling, OF CARRIED
ss MIR. and Mrs. George Badger and daugl
at ter Avis, ana son, Harold Badger. {
Burlington. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred BAG
or ger, of Montpelier, were guests Sunda
lie of Mr. and Mrs. II. d. Guiinond-Mis
m Gertrude Davis and :. Hopkins. OF Hare
en- wick, were guests surCay at the HON
mp Of the formers racle w. g. Towna.-Dar
M iei Montgomery spent Sunday with fr1enc
ht' IN .ioHnsoH.-Mr. and Mrs. II. Z. FarI
'st ham and family and john Stewart spa:
Ivy Sunday in Waterbury. They were accom-
nj panied there by Mrs. Farnhsms mothe
IT. Mrs. Boyce, who 5as been spS:-fns 10y
In cral days hcre.-The hI'%es Mary -'aile
hS and Beatrice Kaiser, of Stove. ~:
me guests over Saturday night # Miss B~s
an trico Schultz. i. BTSgs and famil
ed have moved from the Whipple house c
ell High street to the Billings horse o
Is Court street, \. n Adams VIII NOV
rs from the S. II. Luce tenement to the WIFI
III pie house-lau cs Billings of the Cnive
a. sity Of Vermont, spent Sunday with h
aN' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earold W. Billing
las JOHNSON
ICE Joseph Snyder OF Lowell visited
w Jerry Barlow's last week.-Mrs. c.
Us IIolbrook had a shock Friday and is
VI, critical condition.--The remains of Mi
= Jane Tuiper were taken from the van
''i and buried beside her husband, IL.
me Tuliper, Friday.-.John s. Moore and w;