Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-14

IN red birch The walls above the Dirch
wainscot and the ceiling are finished with
pulp plaster. Tho walls are tinted bun
the ceiling light blue. The furniture Is Of
qunrtered oak, upholstered in leather. The
drapcrics at the three stations will be of
dark red chenille. 1t is probably as hand
some a hall as Is to be found In this vicin-
ity. Much credit is due to Master @. W.
Buzzeli, who has had charge of the work
and has been largely instrumental in hav-
ing the repairs made. 1t IL expected that
the building will be opened on the evcn-
ing of September ~. when the other lodges
OF the district will be invited and BAN
quot served. The regular meeting on
Tue sday evening. September D. was held
there, when the second degree was work.
cd on several candidates. Mystic Lodge,
No. Sc. was organized "A years ago the
charter bearing tho date of January II.
lS6l. There were IL charter members. The
master was s. A. Parker senior warden,
Amos Town: Junior warden. Joshua Luce.
The lodge now numbers 105 members q.
W. Buzzcll. master: DIR. J. G. Morgan.
senior warden; r. c. Mills, Junior warden.
On n recent visit to Smugglers Notch
IL was found that agents for firm OF
florists in Massachusetts, had collected
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h,, hra,hor NJ MOODY. AND otbor friends
l., e,ou.oN NJ. corov, Tommy Mack Of
~ No,roso Niece was , recent guest
~ Mic l., AZ Ower Mrs Mack was
torr,or,,. , rosiden, ~ Stowe. leaving
hora vitb hor p,rcnts a wears ago. Her
,,st ,i,;, 10 stowo ,yas made ~ wears
.,o Niss Norri,n Luce died suddenly
| Friday Scntc,nhcr & ut the home Of her
s;v+or.ip-lnw Mrs Stella Y. Luce in
Stowc Hollow. Miss IA,ce had been suf-
rcrinr from cancer but the immediate
cause Of her death was heart failure.
Funeral services were held Mt Mrs. Luce S
residence on Sunday. conducted by the
Rev. r.. NJ H. Abbott. The singers were
! Mrs. Chandler Watts, Mrs. 7. r. Smith.
| A. l.. Morrill, and A. II. Cheney. The
burial was At River Bank cemetery and
the arrangements were in charge of
| chandler Watts. Miss Luce leaves one
brother, Allen Smith. IN the Soldiers
Mrs. Chandler Watts, Mrs. r. b. Smith.
home at Bennington.-H. g. Thomas
and NJ c. Lovejoy placed 5000 lingering
| trout from tho United States fish hatch-
cry in the West Branch river Monday.
Tho village schools opened Wednesday
with n total of 269 pupils in attendance.
The high school has "A pupls.-Chen"y
Sh,dd of SouthsFramnghamv visited stowe
the first of the week.-Mrs.. Joseph Wells
and daughter Miss Ethel Wells and
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Culver expect TO leave
stowe for stockton Cal. September %
Mr. Wells has been in California for sew
eral weeks -Harold Brush and John
Smith have entered Norwich University
Paul RAYMOND has gone to Exeter. n.
r.. to enter Phillips Exeter Academy
District Secretary G. Fl. Gutterson will
sneak the evening of September "a at tho
congregational Church in the interests of
the American Missionary association.
The congregational society will observe
October as rally Sunday.-Mr. Kittrdga
of FishkiIl-on- the Hudson is the guest of
his sister. Mrs. II. A. G. Abbe-Mrs. Ned
Bailey is seriously ill.-Frank Cooley has
purchased of Frank Muzzy his truck team
and busiress.-E S. Edison has purchased
Of Homer Smith his half Of the stage limo
from Stowe to Morrisville The firm now
consists Of r.. s. Edison and J. F. Clair
Socretary Leslie Nj. Shaw passed through
Stowe sunday.
| =, = CORY reached the age Of three
ecore ..,,rs and ten Yesterday and in
honor NJ the event gave n birthday party
.t.rpoon and evening. Members of II.
| " Smith Past G. A. r.. (of which MIR.
cary is cor,r,o,dcr) the w. r. c., Mys-
.c odoc r. & A. NJ. Sons of Veterans,
| ,di.s. Aid the Orange and Stowe band
,vora in attendance sumner WAS served
l., th, aftorroon and ice cream and cake
in tho evening An original poem by
Nrs ~ A Jcnrcv was read.-The fu-
~ N. Mary Fletcher hosrital from in
| ,,r;os roc.iyod At T. + Smiths mill.
u,s II ,,a from tho houso in Moscow YES
to,1,v ,f,crrocn Tho officiating clcrsy-
r,,n w,s the Rcy " A. u. Ahbc ~ the
aforementioned Cburcb and A IT. Cheney
..1 ob,,go rho h.orers wc-c two broth
ore n N and A. p. smith and two
cousins q :. and F. r. smith. The sing,
;,r u.os hv Mrr ,<im,n,I Mrs a. A.
pn,,ror1 AR and Mr.. A J.. Morrill,
,rd Nv C.,.,ov .rherc WIS q fine disr;ay
or cor.,rs ipcludny - inflow b> the en-
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