Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-16
STOWE.

Mr.. Willis NJ. Douglass and Miss
RANGES o. Sherbut were united in mar
rlagc a $50 p. m, October !, at the
home of the brides mother on Main
street the Rev, f. r. Gale coming from
Barre to perform the ceremony. The
tasteful decorations were arranged 10y
Miss Lizzie Swift and consisted of ferns,
pottcd plants and cut flowers. There
were present Mi. and Mrs. A f. Doug
lass, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd and Lyle Doug
lass. Dr. and Mrs II. w. Barrows,
George Douglass, Louis, Felix, Ralph
George and Miss Lizzie Swift Mr.. Sher~
but of Stowe. Miss Louise Sherbut and
l.. II. Straw of Morrisvile. After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass went
to Waterbury and took the train for
Worcester, Mass. where they will spend
a week with friends. Upon their return
they will begin housekeeping in the tene-
ment in Mrs. Martin French's house re-
Gently vacated by the Rev. F. r. Gale
Rex, the 10 year-old son of Leslie Pet
crson. was badly bitten by dog be-
longing to Osman Sanhorn recently The
boy went to the house and raped on the
door when the dog, which had been left
in charge during the absence of the fam
lily, attacked him. The dog has since
been kiled.-Mr. and Mrs. Chester Tracy
ot Belle Plain, Ia, are visiting at Georg
Wade s.-Mrs. NJ. a. Jcnney aud Mrs. a.
H. straw returned MpHHdN ulElt from 4
trip to Boston, Providence and Lowell
Mrs. p. j. McSwceuey and two children
and Miss Joanna Mcmahon arc visiting
their brother, c, l.. McMahon, for few
daNs.-Miss Pearl Peterson of milwaukee D..
Wis, is guest at the home of her uncle,
Mr.. T.. Bigelow Of West Rranch.-Mrs.
Lula Robinson Rhodes of Minneapolis is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Nat Robinson
Mrs Nancy Carlton has finished her work
in the Waterbury laundry ana has re-
turned to Stowe. Twins a son and 4
daughter, were born to Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Fuller, October l2.-Mrs. Jane SAN
born is stopping with her granddaughter,
Mrs. Edwin BarrOWs in MorrisVile.- Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Wilcox of Moretown visited
Mrs. MilcoX's aunt, Mrs Ellen Smith.
over SundaN.-W. ", Adams of Moscow
has sold his farm to Newell Demas of
Waterbury.-The Rev. and Mrs @. A.
Emery OF Waterbury Centre visited Mr..
Emery's mother at Henry l.athe's last
Friday.--A meeting of Harmony Pomona
Grange WAS held at the grange hail in
Stowe "Wednesday, October 10. The meet
ing in the afternoon was open to the pub
lie. The following programme was given:
Overture. DIR. Il. j. Foster; singing,
Grange choir; essay, Mrs. Mary Smith:
solo Mrs. Carrie Lyon, selection, Mrs
Bertha Chaplin; journal Mrs. Fred Camp
bell and Fred Small; solo Mrs. Della
Gile reading, Mrs. Carrie Batchelder; re-
citation. Mrs. Lizzie Stewart; violin solo
&. ). Scribner,-ln the absence of the
Rev. u. L. Evans, October ~, the Rev
O. D. Clapp Of Burlington will preach al
tn Methodist Church in the morning and
at West Branch in the afternoon Tho
topic for the Epworth League prayer
meeting in the evening will be Self
Mastery" a temperance meeting, l Cor
9:25; Gal S:l6-26. Leader, Warren De
merritt. The topic for the Christian En-
deavor prayer meeting is the same Lead
er, Mrs Herbert Mayo The Rev. j. II
Bennett OF St, Adams will preach al
Unity Church, october l9-The Woman:
Foreign Missionary Society of the Metho
dist Church will meet with Mrs, A. II
Slayton Thursday, October %. The init,
| boxes not opened in September will b,
| opened at that meeting DR. D. d. Grou
| of Waterbury was in Stowe on Monday
| in consultation with DR.. H. w. Barrow'
upon Mrs. Ansel Barrows case. Mrs
Barrows is very low with tuberculosis.