Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-02

Mrs. Margaret King Guyette occurred
at the town farm at an early hour on
tho morning of October %. Mrs. Guy
cite was q native of Canada and has
been n resident of stowe for the past
twenty-five years. Her age was un-
known but was supposed to be more
than one hundred years as she had n
distinct recollection of events that oc-
Cured during the war of 1912. Mrs.
Guyctte leaves no near relatives. her
husband having been dead twcnty-six
years. TWO nicccs. Mrs. Albert LARA
way and Mrs. Charles Iaymo. reside in
stowe. Funeral services were held
on Sunday conducted by Rev. j. g.
Angel. The burial was made in River
Bnnk ccmctery.-prof. Parker Leach
will meet with any who are interest
ed in forming a class for instruction
in vocal music in the Memorial build
ing banquet hall on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mary brewster il quite i'll at
the home of her nephew. c. +. Eddy.
Il. +. Eddy goes to Boston on Tues
day.-Harold Mcmahon spent Sunday
in 1iarre.--Thoro will be "a meeting
at the reading room on Friday even
ing of the cemetery association. All
Interested are urged to attend.-Icon
Warren, Mrs. Maud Warren and Miss
Winnifrcd Patterson visited Mt.
Mansfield last Friday.
Tho Misses Mabel Carr, Ftrcl Watts.
Jennie Luce II Mac Straw arc visiting
New York this week. Miss Luce will not
return With the party but will visit her
sister in Massachusetts. after which she
vxi1t yn In JvGriJa WLnrC ehn Ipp ,,,,l,y-
mcnt.- Jnmes Smith of Lowell. Mass.
was a recent visitor in Stowe. jackson
Sargent, who had a serious attack of III.
ness tho first of the week, IS improving.
Miss Angie Harris, who has been III
for several weeks. is improving and able
to sit up n littlc.-Hallowe'cn passed on
very quietly in the village. 'rhe absence
% the usual pranks was much appreciat-
ed. THE high school Juniors gave n Hal
'ow"'on entertainment at tho town hall
on Tuesday evening. The programme IN
cludcd Il short drama, music and a mu-
steal love story. and jack olantcrns
ghosts, and light refreshments added tc
the entrrtainncnt.-Mrs. Alice Raymond
is At HON, from a visit to fer sor. Pau
RAYMOND. in Exeter. and friends In En-
field. ". H.-Jcsso Moody was in Mont.
n"licr on Tuesday where no began q
course of lessons in instrumental musi,
under George Wilder Prof. Birkc,
Leach was in Stove or Tuesday evening
t. arrange for n class in vocal music
, Tho first lesson will be given on Tues
day evening. November :. fror. seven t
eight 10 beginners. and from ciCnt to min.
to older scholars.-G. w. Culver is rc
covering from m attack Of illlcss.-Mrs
Henry Sargent. who has been seriously
III. is now improving.-Thcrc were NJ
services at West Branch Church on las
. Sunday.-Nre George Wilkins has sole
her farm 81, Luce hill. This T. the thir,
farm eh" has sold within sixteen months
s;hc has only four to l1ok after ~ pres
,nt.-Aiss Elizabeth Swift is visiting he
sister, MIS-. %Fullineton. in Worcester
Mass. on her way home from hcr West
"rn trip Al Unity Church, the Roy. T..
NJ n. Ablott. pastor. tho sermon sun
dav morning will he "%InductiNn IN Re
ligion Unity Sunday school Of stow,
held a SOAP bubble party IN the emu cl
vestry Saturday afternoon. a large nuin
Der Of children We're prceont and all en-
ioycd the games and marches. a cola
ton was served. Tho party was Under til.
direction If Jessie Moody. assisted II,
the ladies Of Unity Church.