Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-02-05
MORRISVILLE


10 be present, for it is Il matter which
concerns the whole community.
MORRISvILLE
Mrs. Gustin smith and Mrs. j. Randall
Child spent Thursday in johnson with
Mrs, l.. p. Holcomb.-Mrs. /. c. Peck
was a Burlington visitor Thursday.-D.
A, Sanders is off duty at the Union Saw
ings Bank, i'll with the mumps.-Mrs. j..
n. Olmstead spent O few days the past
week with her friends. Mrs Guy Albee,
in East Hardwick.-Miss Doris Graves
went Thursday to stowe. where she spent
several days with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Minnie Smalley has been in john
son several days helping to care for her
grandson, Donald Page who is Ill with
bronchitis. little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis Bridge. underwent a successful
operation Thursday for removal OF ton
sis and adenoids The operation was
performed by DR.. vallyeau.-The remains
of Frank S. Isham, who died Thursday
night at the Fanny Allen hospital. follow
ing an operation, were brought here Fri
day accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Barrows and Walter H. Isham. The
funeral was held at the home of Walter
tsham Sunday afternoon.-Mrs r. H.
Farr was n Burlington visitor Thursday
and Friday.-Afiss Madge Merritt of the
Citizens Telephone company is spend
ing :; few days with her sister, Mrs. Paul
Raymond of Stowe.
The Rev. G.. II. and Mrs. Goodliffe were
given IL genuine surprise party by the
members of the Unity club at the home
Of Mrs. Lloyd c. Robinson on Tuesday
evening. The guests of honor had been
invited TO supper at 6:S0, but at six o'clock
the club members had assembled and
were well concealed In the back parlor.
when the guests Of honor arrived with
Miss Wombell. When Mrs. Robinson in
vited her guests into the dining room,
the lights were turned on and they were
amazed to see about 60 people gathered
and II most delicious supper. The supper
was served cafeteria style. Mrs. Good
life was presented with a very handsome
electric toaster with toast rack combined.
AIRS. Goodliffe thanked the girls in a
speech decidedly unique. Music and the
piano and Victrola followed and the eve
ming was brought to n close by the sing
ing of the class song and For They Are
Jolly Good Fellows" the members all
voting it one of the most pleasant of the
clubs affairs.--Mrs. w. II. Ellis of st.
Adams. who has been a guest at the
nome of her sister, Mrs. II. Waite, was
called to Alburg Wednesday morning by
the critical illness Of her brother, NJ. W.
Dean.--Mrs lila George. who has employ
ment in Burlington, came Tuesday night
for few days stay at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Kendall.-Mrs
Myron Whitcomt of Barre. who has been
in town for several weeks, assisting in
The care of her mother, Mrs. Ella
Silloway, was called home Wednesday
Ivy the illness of her son.-James Hut
chns who recently purchased of George
Clark, the Ned Shaw place on Elmore
street. has moved his household goods
here. Carl Euscaglia has moved his
family to the upstairs tenement in the
same house. Mrs. Vivian Isham of Bur.
lington came Tuesday night for short
stay at the home of her parents, Mr.. AND
Mrs. Porter Grccne.-Mrs. IT. II. Stopplf
has returned from n few days stay will
relatives in Essex Junction and Burning
'on.--A. l.. Cheney and l.. c. Bentley are
in Montpelier attending the md-winte'
convention of tho Pharmaceutical as
socation.-Austin Wilkins, who has beer
uuite i'll with bronchitis, IS getting alons
nicely.-Wlliam Thayer and Harold
Lavarnway Of the Congregational Sun
day school and Albert Stancliff and Har
old Downcy Of the Methodist Sunda,
school were in Mortified from Frida.
night until Monday in attendance at ;
conference for the older boys of Vermont
. There were 400 boys from different part
. OF the state who attended and they wer'
royalty extraordinarily the people Of North
G1sId and Norwich University. william
Thayer gave the response for the Morris
Town churches Reports of the conven
ton will be given at the academy an,
The Sunday schoo.-Mrs. Emile Boudrea'
is getting along nicely after a scriou
operation performed ut the Fanny Aller
hospital, WinooslSi. Tuesday.--Supt. c. ID
Howe returned Tuesday from Chicago
where he has been during the past weel
as a representative from Vermont mt tn
conference of the directors OF the churcl
extension boards of Congregations
Churches Mr.. Howe was a guest owe
Sunday of his brother, G. d. Howe o
Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. wilkins are re
ceiving congratulations on the birth o
"a son, born january 81, Mt the Mar.
Fletcher hospital.-Miss Nina Durgal
has been confined 10 the house for seyera
days by illness.--h. w. Waite. who ha
Ieen confined TO the house by a sever
attack of bronchitis. is improving.-Mrs
Francs Wilkins, who has been quite il
tho past week with bronchitis. is gain
Mabon Co., Of stowe, spent several day
in town last weelS.-Marvin Goddard, Jr
was a recent visitor in Hyde Park.
little daughter, Elvira Asuncion, was Dor
January % to Mr.. and Mrs. Ignaco Est
= vill.--W. l.. Durgan. VINO has been cor
fined to the house by Illness, is gettin
along nicely.-Iieber, the little son {
Mr. and Mrs. ID. A. Shanby, was quit
IN last week, suffering from bronchitis
BE-. lie Is now convalescent Mrs. Mar
Camp who has been confined to Ill
house for 10 days, is convalcsccnt.-Mi
% Catherine McGrath, who has been spent
ing some time at her home In Montrea
=. was guest the last of tho week {
friends in town. She left Monday f
Rochester, \. H., where she expects
locate and resume her duties as traii
I'd nursc.--Mrs, V. NJ. Hardy is III wit
bronchitis.-Alden Hurlbut. who is vi
itng at the home of his sister. Mrs
G. Jones, is recovering from an attack
bronchitis.--F. f. Woodsido of Fry
burg, Me, has been spending sever
days with Mrs. r. c. Cheney.--Miss Nj
rion Brooks, who came home from Mon
heller Seminary two weeks ago, on o.
count of fitness, is gaining SLOWLY
INV. Wallace is convalcscing from an
~. tack of bronchitis.
IS. The funeral of Frank s. Isham, who di
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