Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-30
STOWE.

It was expected that the lecture on
alaska" by Senator w. =. Dillingham;
on Saturday evening would be perhaps the
most popular entertainment in the lecture
course and the occasion justified the cM-
pectato The senator held the undivd-
cd attention of IA large audience for two
hours. The evenings programme was
opened by IL piano duct by the Misses
cheney and Wells. The senator was in
troduced by G. l.. Mcmahon. The lecture
was full of interest from beginning to
end. This was the first time Mr. Dilling-
ham was ever introduced to II Stowe
audience as senator.-A union Thanksgiv-
ing service was held Sunday evening at the
Methodist Church. The service opened
with singing by union choir The scrip
lures We're read by the Rev. Fl. A. G..
| Abhc. prayer by the Rev. r.. NJ. II. Alb
bolt. The sermon was by the Rev. J. c.
Angel upon the subject after the Strug-
gle the Song
Mt. Mansfield Juvenile Temple No.
81. |. O. q. T., was recently organized
with about 30 charter members. Fol
lowing are the officers of the organza-
tion: Superintendent. Mrs. Carrie T.,
Straw: C. r.. Ruth Angel: +. r., Mar
ian Pike; secretary, Helen Warren; as
sistant secretary. Louise Aldrch f. :.
Mary Stcbbins: treasurer, Georgia
Sherbert; NJ, Mark Angel, -. NJ,
Clyde FEEDERS; Chaplain, Miss Clara
Mills; 7. G. T., Clara Fielders: guard,
Mildred Warren; sentinel Olin Angel.
Meetings will he held on alternate Sat
urday afternoons at two o'clock. The
next meeting will be at II. f. Straw's
residence on december SC. F. Eddy is
n gain proprietor of the Mt. Mansfield
creamery, having traded with H. w.
Belden for the creamery and the house
adjoining, which he occupies. Mr.. Bel
den becomes proprietor of Mr. Eddy $
ClOvcrdalc creamery in tnderhill-Mr.
and Mrs. l.. II. Straw returned on Mon
day to Woodstock. after a three weeks
visit to relatives in Stowe.-Ci. w. Buz
zel and J. l.. Stafford were in More
town last Thursday Installing an
American Gas Lighting plant.-Harry
Narney of Middlcsex recently of Cali
fornia. was the guest of relatives in
stowe last wcek.-nliss Elizabeth
Sears sustained II stroke of apopleNy
last Wednesday, Miss Sears is over SO
years of age and her condition is quite
serious.-Miss Alice Chaplin went to
Burlington on Saturday to visit friends.
DIR. Tinkham was In stowe on Satur-
day in consultation upon the case Of
Mrs Hazleton. who 1t is feared Will
have to undergo an operation.-Mrs.
Charles Moulton and Miss Merue Vt
ton of Morrisville were guests of Miss
e. NJ. owen on last F'riday.-Mrs. r. D.
Holden returned on Friday from visit
hnr
iously ill.-Mrs. Joseph Cary was IN
burlington on Saturday.
Commissioner Thomas received word
Tuesday that a large buck BAD oeeh
seen about three miles above MorrsViiie
with both eyes shot out. Mr.. Thonas mas
sent a man to kill the deer.-M. e. Love
10Y, who, with II. r.. Shaw has poem Tue
subject Of many jokes on account ol 'h'
| story of their following IA supposed deer
track that brought up in sam Sh"i'lo
pie pen. got even with the boys In's"aN
night by giving a venisin supper About -
were present. The rcpast was pronounced
the best of its kind and stories ana Jokes
made a most enjoyable OCCASION Inc
plate cards were of appropriate design
each bearing Il deer's head or some siih'-
lar decorat ion. II. r. Shaw's card was
decorated with IA pig with the legend sig
nifying that 1t was on its way to Shonio $.
r, NJ. Robinson, who was III for seVeral
days last week, Is moro comfortapie'
Mrs. Howard smith OF Morrisville IL
spending the week with relatives IN
Stowe-Mr. and Mrs. +. T. Downer OF
Hardwick are spending Thanksgiving
week with Mrs. NJ. c. Iovetoy.-J. E.
Miles OF Burlington was In stowe on
Tuesdays. c. Wheeler of waterbury
was in stowe on Tuesday. Miss Elizabeth
Searss condition is more comfortable
Her illness Is due to a kidney trouble IN
stead Of apoplexy as reported. Airs. Kate
Peterson went last week to Ashmont
Mass. where she will spend the winter
with her granddaughter. Mrs w, a,
Cheney.--Mr and Mrs H. ID. Bessey are
Occupying Mrs Peterson's house.-Mans-
II (COntinued ~ e.. Ath "aRc.D