Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04
STOWE.

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The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs e,
A. Riley. aged one and one-half years.
died quite suddenly on Sunday evening.
1t had been ailing for two days but was
not considered dangerously so until with
in few hours before its death. Gastritis
is thought to be the cause of it's death.
Funeral services wcrc held at the house
On Tuesday at y. m.--The building
attached to Miss Helen Moodys house
that was recently Injured by fire is being
repaired Some of the members of Lake
Mahshelh club made their annual first of
May visit to the lake on Sunday. Fishing
being prohibited a chicken dinner was
served to which IS set down. Among
those present from ont of town were +.
C.. Luce. Roy Smith md l.. G. Moody of
Waterbury and w. +. Benson of Norris
vile. The lake is clear of ice, which is a
week or more earlier than last year-Mrs
Emerson Tracy of California was a guest
at Green Mountain Inn last Friday and
saturday. Mrs. Tracy is a speaker and
writer OF note. The object of her visit to
Stowe was to collect some data in regard
to the Grand Army for book which she
is preparing in the interest of that order.
H. r. Straw has purchased Of Mrs.
Mabel ODER of Orangc. Mass. the place
known AS the OFT Stygles place recently
occupied by David Co,.-Emcr r. Sargent
mas purchased the Goodel place on the
kendrick Jenney road Some Stowe girls
VINO are teaching ont OF town are Misc
Jennie Luce In Morristown, Miss Mary
Campheli in Waterbury and Miss Viola
Russell in Elmore.-Miss Watts of Nor
r1sVille was in Stowe on Friday to attend
the funeral of S. T. Fuller, when she pre-
sided at the organ.-Ex- Governor Hendee
OF Morrisvlle was a visitor to Stowe last
triday.-Mrs. V. j. MaCutchan returned
last Friday from a visit to her son-in-law
and daughter Mr.. and Mrs G. IL Beech
or in ESSEX, where Mr. Rcocher is ill.-G.
kenticld has rented the place in Nor
RI town recently occupied by MIR. Dixon
md will move there this wcek-At the
regular meeting of Stowe Lodge. No. 49,
|. Q. G. T.. on Wednesday evening. April
%. Asa Baldwin was initiated into the
order and officers for the ensuing quarter
were elected. The literary exercises were
n charge Of Miss Clara Mills and included
music, readings and original papers on
temperance. The officers were insta He'd
~ Lodge Deputy Abbott on Wednesday
'\cnirg, May Miss Grace Bigelow went
IN Monday to North Bennington, where
he has position as teacher in the high
chool.-N. Higelow has sold his farm
through the agency Of the Reynolds Real
Sst ate company Of Burlington to Albert
'oster Of Fort Covington. n. V This
arm was purchased by MIR. Bigelow Of
ra Mum in 1875 Ira Mum had it of his |
ather. Josephus Mum. who had owned
he farm since 1925 There was only a log |
ouse on it then, and the land was nearly |
II unimproved. The present house was
uilt in 1896. Mr.. Foster comes in about
week with his family to take possession |
IN uncle Of Mr.. Foster has bargained |
With G. r. Scribner for one Of his farms. |
Twenty-Five thousand brook trout from |
ne Roxbury hatchery were distributed |
through the brooks in town on Monday. |
Funeral services for the little daughter
{ Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Riley were held |
n Tuesday, conducted by tho Rev. f. NJ. ]
]. Abbott. The burial was made in
liver Bank cemetery. The ARRANGEMENTS
'ere In charge of A. n. Cheny.-The
aiico ball under the auspices OF the
towe orchestra on Monday evening was
very enjoyable occasion. Supper was
erved by r. 8. Roardman.
On Wednesday afternoon, MAY g. Leo H.
traw of Woodstock. son OF H. E. Straw
Stowe. and Miss Louise shubert OF
tOwe were married at the home of tho
rides mother. Mrs. Mary Shubert. Tho
arriage ceremony was performed by the
ev. Eliza M. II. Abbott in tho presence
the immediate families Of the bride
nd groom. After refreshments had been ,
rived Mr.. and Mrs. Straw left Stowe
n Woodstock. where MIR. Straw has a
'sition as baker in the Woodstock Inn.
Don Scribner brought home string
30 trout on recent fishing trip.-Mlss
Wis Hill went on Tuesday to East Brain
&c for two weeks VISTA. W. McCor-
son. who ran the band saw for Burt
rothers last season, has been engaged .
r the coming season and with Mrs. Nc
prison will occupy rooms In Mrs. Emily |,
llettc's house on Maple street.-W. W.
custom OF the University of Vermont
ent Sunday at his home In Stowc.-Miss I
'burn of Craftshury visited her cousin. l
re-. S. u. Poore last week,-The purchaser
the Styles place was n. l.. Shaw in I
cad OF II. r. Straw as published.-E. A.
he OF Irasburgh visited friends In