Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-02
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED from third pnge.D

eral years, but she was able 10 attend
20 her household duties until IL few
weeks before .,cr death. She was Of II
genial and cordial disposition always
ready to lend a helping hand. Tho
wealth of beautiful flowers around he"
caskct spoke OF tho high esteem in
which she was held. Friends from out
o. town who attended the funeral were
Mr.. and Mrs G. 8. Baldwin and son and
Mrs. J. l.. Baldwin of Shoreham. Lee
Mcintyre OF Crown point. n. V. l.. g.
NIcInt gre of kingston n. l.. Mrs. Julia
J. Irving and G.. y, Irving of Burning"
tor.--The vital statistics Of stowe FOR
the year i9U4. arc as follows: War"
riages II, births 40. deaths. 20. OF tho
deaths four were persons less than 70
years OF age. one between 10 end 20.
one between 20 and So ono between
20 and 40, one between 20 and 80, orc
between 30 and Go, six between go ana
70. two between 20 and so. six between
50 and 30. Tho oldest person was ]. j.
Thomas whose age was Ss.-itcaly
Bashaw received II bad cut on one FOOT
while choppin,, rcc"ntly.--Thc enter
/. tainment. Mrs Wigs of the Cahbag"
,l,a.ch," with THE Bellies Of Backville"
for first part was given in AkeIeE
Memorial auditorium on Friday even
ling by Morrlsvilie talcnt. There was
good audience aud lhc entertainment
was much enjoyed. social dance
, followed the close Of the play.--Mis;
horace Bigelow spent Friday and Sat
! urday in Mort;sv illc.-Dr Wheeler was
called TO stowe Saturday in consulta-
,ion with D. II. w. Barrows upon the
case Of Mrs. %. -. Smith. who has been
critically IL ior the past few days.
Mrs. Smith recently underwent sur
Sicai operation Tor strangulat"d intes-
tine and it was feared another opera :
ton would be necessary but her rccoN-
cry is now hoped for without it.-Mrs.
.Abbic Warren. who underwent SurEi-
cal operation at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital. Burlington. last week. is doing
wcll.---Mr and Mrs. {. +. Eddy returned
last Friday from a visit to friends in
pittsford.--Miss Kate Seavcr left
stowe on Monday for New York. where
she expects to find employment in the
millinery business.
About 10 attended tho mock session of
legislature by the pupils of the high
school Tuesday evening. The hign
school band furnished music and the Sos
sion was we'll carried out and proved
very interestingly -. r. Smith is
anuch improved in health since last week.
Miss Viola Russell is able to attend
school this week after two weeks's ,b-
sence on account of llncss.--'rhe SUBJ
iect of the Christian Endeavor prayer
meeting for Sunday evening. February =.
is what | owe to Christian F.ndeavoi .
F.zek. 43:-l2; Ps. 36:S. Christian Endeavor
day: leaders Mrs Warren and Grace
ploof Mansfield Mountain Grange will
hold its next meeting February II. when
the third and fourth degree will be work.
cd. after which light refreshments Of fruit
will be served. Following is the pro-
gramne: Sons. Mrs. Benson reading Mrs.
Barrows: question. How can We Best
Improve The Work OF the Grange the
Coming Year" 6. s. McAllister: music,
Marjorie Watts: paper Mrs Campbell
singing by The choir.-The Rev. T.. NJ. II.
Abbott will give the second III tho scric:;
of sermons ON worship al. the Unity
Church. Stow. Sunday at 1914, a. M,
subject Of sermon, Fire from HeaVeu.
The Ladies' Circle Of Unity Church will
:cr>c 4 hot dinner ut the church Thurs
t!ay- aeon. from twelve o'clock until all
n-~ servoh for ten cents. to be followed
by . neetr: of tire society