Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-03

of speakers have been engaged, and n
prosperous meeting is looked forward to-.
III. ". Newton and wife left last Thurs.
day for two months visit to their
daughter in Sycamore, Tll.-C. r. Jones
and family and o. A. McFarland's family
are camping at South Hero.-W. II. jack
son and family are visiting her sister.
Mrs. Thomas Waterman, for a few days.
STOWE.
John Camley. an aged farmer. who re-
sided in the Little river district below
Moscow died very suddenly on Saturday
afternoon. Mr.. Camley and his wife were
getting in hay and he was on a load when
he died. He came to Stowe about ten
years ago. lie leaves a wife and five
children. William Camley of Stowe. John
Camley of Colchester. Edwin Camlcy OF
ST. Adams. Mrs. Charles Griffith and Mrs.
Charles Berry of Waterbury. Funeral
services were held at his home on Sunday.
The burial was made in West Branch
ccmetery.-At tho meeting of the Old
Home Week association on Friday even
ing a committee to arrange for the Sun
day service on August 13 was appointed
as follows: Mrs. A. A. Raymond. A. II.
Cheney and Mrs. =. d. Pike.-Clare w.
Cady and Miss Mai Stoddard OF Waits
field were married by the Rev. J. =. An
CELL on July IS. The bride is cousin Of
Mrs. Angel. The couple were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Cady and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nichols of Rox-
bury.--W. r. Double spent Sunday at his
homo in Stowc.--Mr. and Mrs Henry At
wood of California are guests of relatives
in Stowe. Mr. Atwood was brother of
the late stephen Atwood and this Is his
first visit to Stowe in 81 years Mrs. At
wood is a sister of F.. S. Wilkins.
The Old Home assoc .ation OF Stowe
wishes all the absent sons and daugh-
tcrs of the town to feel sure that
there will always be something doing
during Old Home Week in Stowe.
There will be no attempt at great
entertainment this year but all re-
turning friends will be cordially well
come. The following programme has
been arranged: A union sunday service
on August IS at the Congregational
Church. Sermon by the Rev. ii. a. G.
Able. 1t is expected that there will
be band concert on Tuesday evening,
August IS. A town picnic will be held
on Wednesday. August Is, at the Pail
sadcs II the day is pleasant and at
Memorial hall If not. a reception for
visitors will be held at the picnic. A
base ball game will be played in the
afternoon of the 16th.-It is expected
that Torrent Hose company will pre-
sent play on Friday evening, August
Is, in which they will be assisted by
the Pierces. who are very popular with
stowe people. The committee to make
arrangements for the picnic are Mr..
and Mrs. l.. l.. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. +. Straw, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Hous-
ton, Il. A. Mills. Miss Clara Mills. c.
o. Burt. Miss Barbara Burt and Mr..
and Mrs. o. o. Smith The committee
on the reception. Mr. and Mrs. c. l..
Mcmahon, Mr.. and Mrs. .. d. Pike,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Bigelow. Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. Thomas, Mrs. NJ. A. Jenney,
Miss II. f. Savage. l.. J. Moody. Mr..
and Mrs. G. S. McAllister.
The West Branch Circle will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. McAllister on
Friday acknowledgement ID. j.
Foster has recently presented Stowe
Free library with II volumes of Con-
gressional Rccords.-Mrs. Deane War
rem. who has been stopping at II. S.
Warrcns, Is visiting friends in Mont
pelicr.-Mrs. Eunice Potter returned
last week from Boston with Miss
Marion Luce, who has been in that
city several weeks for medical treat
mcnt.-Somc recent births In Stowe
are a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
backyard on July II. a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Canning. July 32,
and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Owen
Leach. July 25.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Straw returned on Monday from a
ten days camp at Malletts bay.-Mrs.
G. X. Churchill Is occupying her cot
tage on Mount Mansfeld-Mr. and
Mrs. II. l.. Delam of Gilmore and Mrs.
Belle Handy of Salem. Mass. spent
tuesday, with Mr.. and Mrs f. Bige-
low.-Arthur French has purchased
the Warren farm In Stowe hollow Of