Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11
LamOille County
MORRISVILLE

The Misses Barbara Dawson and Myrtle
Blair of the Peoples Academy faculty
were guests from Friday night until Sun
day of Miss Mary J. Simpson at Crafts
bury.-Shrley. little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. a. ". Waite, who was quite i'll last
week, is convalescent.-NIiss Lois Riley
Of Stowe was a visitor in town Friday
j. A. Waite was a business visitor in ST.
Iohnsbury Thursday.--J. s. Ban!ster was
in st. Johnsbury last week on business.
Miss Marjorie Newton of Cambridge
was guest over the weekend of Miss
Rena Merrill.-Mrs. G. NJ. Powers and
daughter. Roberta, We're in Rchford over
Friday. guests OF their daughter and sis
ter. Miss Elizabeth Powers.-Miss Eliza
beth Powers spent Sunday at her home
here-ATrs. George T. Earle, who has
been receiving treatment at the Mary Flet-
cher hospital. returned home Saturday,
Eileen, little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. G. Peck. has been confined to the house
for several days by il!ness.-Afrs. Lee VIII
kins has returned home from the Fanny
Allen hospital where she underwent an
operation about four weeks ago.-Little
Roberta Stafford daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. C.. Stafford. is recovering nicely
from an operation for appendicitis per-
formed at the Fanny Allen hospital last
week.--Mrs. Preston DEMO Of Hyde
Park. was visitor in town Saturday.
She was accompanied home by her sister
, Mrs. +. NJ. Grimes. VINO re manned for
| several days visit.-Miss Doris Graves
spent several days in Stowe the past
week. Marion Churchill has been confn-
ed 10 her home by illness.-Wiliam Gal
lagher of Dartmouth College spent Sun
day at the home of her uncle. c. ]. Lease.
Mr. and Mrs. b. B. Abbey of Bridge
Macc in m h,1e y,A
last week-Leona Warren. little daughter.
of Mr.. and Ms. Adelbert Warren, has
been confined to the house by illness for
several days.-Misses Jeane Pinney and
Elizabeth Powers were in Montpelier Sat-
urday.-M!sses Ina Wells and Nellie Aiken
of the teachers training class. Johnson,
spent Sunday at their homes here.-Mrs.
Lydia Peck has returned to her home in
North Wolcott after spending two weeks
at the homes of F. c. Peck and j. A.
Waite-The Girls Friendship class Of
the Congregational Sunday School he'd
its regular monthly meeting at the vestry
last week Wednesday night. Supper was
served at six o'clock and the evening
was spent In a social way. Plans were
discussed for their booth for the coming
sale-Mrs. II. A. Slayton. president OF
the Woman's club, and Miss Mary
Moody, chairman of the Education COM
mittee. were in Middlebury Thursday
and Friday to attend the meeting OF
the executive board OF the Woman's
club and the melting of the First Dis
trict of State Federation held at this
time H. A. Slayton accompanied them
and on their return Mrs. Carl Brownell
came with them for a weeks stay
Miss Muriel Bailey, who has been en-
ployed by Mrs. George G.. Morse for
several months. has completed her du
ties and returned to her home in North
HYDE Park.-Hayden Warner, OF the
University Of Vermont, spent Sunday
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Adel-
bert Warren.-John c. Darling. OF Oak
Bluffs. Mass, has been spending sew
eral days with his sister, Mrs. A. M
Goddard-F w. Mould. Charles and
and Henry Mould and Julian Batten
went Friday to Beaver Meadow. return
ing home Sunday night.-Mrs. Mary
Thomas is confined to her home on
Park street and Mrs. Myra styles is
, caring for her.-Miss Mildred Fortier
is recovering from diphtheria and the
family Is released from quarantine
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Towne and two
, children, who have spent several
, months In town, left the last of the
week for their home in Charlotte, Mich
The Rev and Mrs. John Chamberlain
: of New York city. spent several days
: last week with the latter's cousin, Mrs
:, Gussie Wheeler-Mr. and Mrs. IvaT
. Burnham, of Hyde Park, spent Sun
!, day with the formers parents, Mr.. and
. Mrs. Homer Burnham-John Stewar
!, was a Waterbury visitor Sunday-F
Fl. Cram and family were in Waterbur,
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. u
f3lakely-Wendall Gill, Wallace Peck
Ralph Patch. Kenneth Smith and Leor
Manahan were In Burlington Saturda!
night to attend Listen Lester"
Peter Guernieri. of the Morrisyille Frui
;. company. is the proud possessor of
:. Victory medal, which he has just received
o from the government in recognition of hi
7. services in the recent European war. Pete
r came to this country from Italy 10 year
q ago He enlisted In April, 1918, a
winthrop. Me-. where he had been EN-
70 ployed in a fruit store for three years
= He was stationed three months AT Cam
d Devens. going from there with the 76t
" Division to France, where he was on