Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-18
STOWE.

Mrs. Louisa Sargent Goodell died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs y. X.
Moody on Saturday, February 13.-Follow-
tna is the programme for the meeting of
Mansfield Mountain Grange. February "a
Singing by the choir: a paper on Fruit
Culture P. r. Gale: recitation, Mrs
Gerry; music, Mrs. Slayton reading
Waite Luce Some of the Possible Re-
cults OF the War Between Japan and
Russia c. s McAllister.--A very inter-
csting agricultural meeting was held in
the Memorial building last Friday. Adj
dresses were given by Col. J H. Brig
nam Of Washington, y. G., Prof j. L.
Hills OF Burlington ernest Hitchcock.
Or. n. ID. HOlton, secretslY State board
of health; the Hon. NJ. s. stone OF Nor
risvllle {. J. Sell and others. G. 5. Nc
Allia,er gave the addrt $50 OF welcome. The
Grange choir furnished music for Morn
ing ana afternoon sessions. and Misses
G. : and II. W. Durham for the even
ing.-The ninth grade pupils and invited
guests held sociabe at the school house
or Friday evening. \ literary and musical
programme, incliling the farce "The
Train to Morrow" was ciVen.-Mrs. S
2. Poor, who has been i'll with the grip
for several weeks, is now Improving 49,
Mrs Vi. " owen Is IN feeble hoalth.-Dr.
C.. s. Natter presiding elder. will preach
al the NJ. l.. Church on Sunday morning,
February il. and the communion service
West Branch Church in the afternoon.
The fourth quarterly conference will be
held al the parsonage on Saturday even
ing.
Mrs Deiiaa Gibbs died at the home of
her daughter Mrs. l.. A. Gibbs. of Stowe
Hollow on February Il. The funeral was
held there on Wednesday. Elder knowl-
ton of Waterbury attending Mrs. Gibbs
was the last Of the children OF William
and Pallls Ianpher Sho was married
In early life to Stephen Morrill, 17heir
children are Lucius Morrill, and Mrs. T.
a. Gibbs Of Stowe.-Nrs. ira French died
at the hone Of her father, Cemcn,
Moody. OF Moscow on February 16, after a
long Illness of consumption. She leaves
besides her husband two small children
The funeral OF Mrs Louise GOodeil was
held at the Methodist Episcopal Church
or Tuesday afternoon, February l6, tbs
Few. p. l.. Evans conducting the service
Tho bearers were Mrs Goodels ncphcws
the Messrs. Pember. Henry. Charles and
jackson Sargent. The arrangements were
u charge OF a. A. Pike. Mrs. Goodell was
r. years OF age. She was married In carly
life to William Goodell Of Moryistov, u
who died many years ago. She lca-oq (.
con. Harrison Gpodell OF Morratown, ;
daughter, Ma \. r. Moody OF Stow g
several gra11childrrr and great grand
children. 4 brother. John Sargent livc.
H. Morriftown Tho ice cone over tn
fountain at Nat &ayton's place is over .
feet nigh and looks like a draped monu
ment--A map of the now water system Il
be put in naxt spring Is on exhibition a
tho postolflce.--Ther will he a leap Ycal
BAN at the auditorium on Monday even
ing, February GA colonial supper vii
be served at the Congr zatioua vostr,
on February go from five O'Clock until al
are sarved. Old-fashionod costumes viii
be worn-The death II Carlton Wood
worth occurred recently at the horne o
his son, Clayton in Sheburne. Mr.. Wood
worth has been resident OF Stowe 70
many years. Mrs. Woodwork died her
on february 70, 1904, aftor = married If
of &C years and six mOnths.-The repur
that c. f. Eddy had sold out his dry good
busine"s to w. r. Benson Is denied now