Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-08
MORRISVILLE

Homer South is able to be out
after a two weeks illness.-A son George
james. was born Tuesday, March 80. to
Mr. and Mrs. William Biddie.-Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Page were guests Sunday Of
the latter's mother Mrs Minnie Smalley.
Mr.. Page returned last week from Cuba,
where he has been working for several
months AS civil enEineer.-George A.
Morse is convalescent after few days
ilncss.-Paul Burnham of Morristown
has taken q position in the cooperative
creamery and began his duties last week.
Elaine Harriet the little daughter born
to the Rev. and Mrs. F. a. Stockwell OF
Buffalo. n. Y. died last week. Deep
sympathy is extended by their many
frcnds.-One of the pleasant sur
prises of the past week comes in
the announcement of the mar
rage of Ivan w. Burnham of this viii
lage and Miss Bernice A. kaylor Of
Chester. The young couple very quietly
visited the Methodist parsonage Saturday
afternoon for social visit which was
spent in singing and conversation, but
in harmony with previous arrangements,
was in reality the hour for the wedding.
The bride and groom had left on their
honeymoon before anyone had learned Of
the marriage Mr.. Burnham is one of
Morrisvile's popular young men. and at
present employed in the Hyde Park
Bank. The bride is a young woman of
charming personality and has made
many friends in Morrisville. The cere;
mopy was performed by the Rev. " S.
Best a large circle of friends wish the
couple happy and prosperous journey
through life
NJ j. Cutting of Springfield. Mass. was
guest from Saturday until Tuesday OF
Edna Slayton, who has been spending
everal months with her sister, Mrs
Dominic Weafer. of Dorchester, Mass.
and uncle, Frank Slayton, of Provdenc e,
r. l., has returned homc-Mrs Albert
Hall returned to her home in Wolcot,
Saturday morning, after spending a week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. f.
Grant.--G. y. Wilkins and daughter
Barbara, were guests Sunday OF rcla
tives in Watervjllc.-Miss Grace Skinnc,
of Swanton In spending two weeks at III,
, home of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
f. A. Smallcy. and uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Skinner.-Mrs. T. a
Smallcy is convalescent after an attacl
Of larnygitis.--S. l.. Ring has receive
. news of the death of his uncle, Ralpl
Barber. of Waterbury. Mr.. Barber vii
he remembered by many as he made
years.-E. II. Little instructor in tn
2 mechanical department of the Universit
of Vermont, has been spending severa
days at the home of his niece, Mrs
b. Ellis-Wendall Gill, who has bee
spending 10 days with relatives in towr
has returned to his home In Brandon
y. l.. Eaton was confined to the hous
by illness the latter part of the week.
u, George Lavarnway, who has been quit
III with humps. for the past 10 days,
getting along well-Raymond Jenkin
and Seth Peck have returned to the
duties at Middlebury College after spend
ing the Easter vacation at their home
here.-Miss Glendora Churchill wer
i, Saturday to Stowe for a few days sta
y, with her aunt. Mrs Benson.-The Misse
.t, Clendora Churchill and Beatrice Schu
were Burlington visitors Friday.-Mr
II. A. Noyes and daughter, Miss Natal
Noyes, and son. Harry Albert. Jr,.
Z ,NHyde Park spent tho day Thursday wit