Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-08-14
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picnic to " hich all are invited. There will
be an entertainment Of games and sports
in the afternoon beginning at p m. with
a tub race near the park. Prizes, first, 81
second 81. Following this at / 80 on Main
street will be the following sports 100
yards dash. prizes, first $3.50. second 81 :
running high jump, first s1.5O, second ST.;
wheel harrow race. first sl.50, second 81 !;
bottle race, first s., second 81; sack race,
first $150 second 1; orange race, first ST.
second so; obstruction race, first So, sec
ond 3, tug of war. box of cigars running
broad jump, first Sl.50, second 81. Entries
for races should be made to r. b. Brad
ley not later than u m. Friday. August 10.
Entries are open to residents Of stowe
only. Judges. Smith Waite, l.. G. Moody,
Walter Churchill. Stowe Military band
will furnish music during the afternoon.
a band concert will he given in the even
ing Sunday, August II there will be union
services At Unity Church. Sermon by the
Rev. A. II. Bail Of Passaic, n ]. party
including Rear Admiral Clark and two
daughters, Mayor and Mrs Boutwell,. Mr..
and Mrs. A. W. Ferrin Of Montpelier. DR.
and Mrs Brigham and two sisters, Mr.. and
Mrs William Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robson and Mr.. Williams of New York
took dinner at Green Mountain Inn Thurs
day and went to Mt Manseld where they
spent the night. They went to Lake
pelier that night.-The Mum family held
their annual picnic a the home of Nr. and
Mrs. Frank Hodge of Waterbury Center
on Thursday, August I. Among those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs Ira Mum, Mr.. and
Mrs Newell Bigelow, Mrs. Theodosia Clair
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Demerrtt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs. n. f
Straw, Mr.. and Mrs. George Town OF
stowe, Mr.. ard Mrs, Clifford Morse, Mr.
and Mrs. f. o. Foster, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. New
comb, and Miss Ruth Newhall of Water
bury, Mr.. ard Nj $. w. w Ayres and Mrs
Arthur French of Hinesburgh, Mrs. BetseH
Mum Of johnson. Mr.. Orsemus Sallies OF
Montpelier. Mrs. Abhie Warren and Frank
and Joseph Clair of Stowe, Mr. and Mrs
Tile Houston of Morrsvlle. There wore
about sixty present. Rain kept many
away, who would otherwise have beer
present but very enjoyable time was
had.-Alr. and Mrs. Davis of New Jersey
and Miss Brcdan of Brooklyn, \. Y. are
stopping at James f. Houston s.-Mrs. Jo
sephine Kaiser of Lowell Mass, Is visiting
relatives here.--About IS people went from
Stowe to Waterbury to hear Clement
Thursday evening.
W. Mills and family are moing to thu
Alvin wilkins place which has been re
Gently purC hasrd by Ernest Mills.-E. NJ
Jordan of Hardwick spent several day
with Walter Faunce at Moscow, last week
The Misses Carrie and Nettie Brush wen
t. Cambridge Saturday to visit friends
Mr. and Mrs Carroll Scribner of St. Alban;
spent Sunday in town.--lienry Drugg o.
ProCtorsville is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Drugg Miss Anna j. Pice
low of Broohline. Mass, is a guest a
r.. h bigeluws at the Ledges.-Mr. anC
Mrs Orrin Moody visited friends in town
Saturday." II. Straw was at home ovel
SundaV-Jesse Kellogg was in town Sat