Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-23

mOYia. Mrs Harlow was aDOut ~ years
of age.
Mrs. T.. D. Bcssey is assisting in the
high school. She has the classes In book
keeping. algebra and physical geography.
rhe sorhumores have a debate next Fri
day afternoon upon the following ques-
ticn: Resolved, That All Nations Of the
Globe Should Abolish Standing Armies"
Mrs ], l., Wade went on Wednesday
tn Burlington. where she Will spend
few days with fricnds.-Miss barbara
i,urt and family arc moving from the
.Jcnrcy block into the tenement over Ed
,iy & McCutchan's storc.--rhe sanitary
ARRANGEMENTS ri the school building were
completed this week.-Thc ladies or the
Methodist Church served dinner AT their
vestry on Wednesday. Repairs are being
made on tho barn nj the Methodist
Church Tho Unity Sunday school had
n little party IN the par,ors OF the church
on Saturday afternoon. Games were nlaN-
al and refreshments scrved.-Nrs. Sarah
Harlow. who died at tho home ~ Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Harris on Tuesday of pneu-
monin. was one Of the sever chilhrsn OF
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Harris. all OF whom
are now dead. Mrs Harlow was horn W
Horkinton, n. H.. June IS. fSie and was
In her goth year She came to stowe WIN
her parents in 1929 and has been resi-
dent her, for 50 years. Tho Journey from
New Hampshire whs made with n team
~ nxen Miss Harris became tho wife or
Lewis Harlow In 1924 MIR. Harlow has
been dead 90 or % years They were the
parents Of nine children. Of whom George
w. Harlow. Mrs. Elvira Fn-:cr ana Mrs.
Iowa T:urnett reside in stowe. and Mrs.
Lucy Mason in Ncgar vince. Mich A
daughter. Mrs. Susan Brown. dice IN
Chicago IN 1906 another daughter, Mrs.
Carrie Sargent. of Stowe. and three sons,
Norman. Earl and Almon Harlow. have
hccn dead several years. Mrs Harlow
Leaves IS grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren. She was hold in high
cstecm by all who know her. Frneral
services viii, T." conducted Ivy tho Rev.
J q. Angel on Thursday At twelve
O'clock ~ tho house and NJ 1ne ut West
Erarch Church. -Four arardsnns. Earl
and Harry Harlow and Frank and Leslie
Peterson will act as hearers. The burial
will lie made beside her husband in West
Tranch cemetery. Mrs. Harlow was n
Seventh Day Adventist. to which faith
she was always faithful he three
Youngest children of Mr.. ard Mrs. r.. J.
Smallc were i'll tho first Of the week
hut pre- now recovfring.-O. w. Edison
w'is confined to the house by Illness n
part Of this week Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Scribner attended the golden wedding
anniversary Of Mrs. Sciibncr's grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hnyt, III
Wolcott or Tuesday.-Mrs r. T. Holdcn
has been called to Chester by the Illness
Of her mother Mr. AMI Mrs. ]. G. Tom
linson are spending few days In Rich
Mond. Miss C;crmaine. who has been
caring for Mrs. Mary brewster at G. r..
Fddv's. has returned to 11rlirston. Miss
Esther Marshall is caring for Ms Brow
st"r. who has improved IN hccith ont is
able 10 hr about the house,. T. Iious-
ton has purchased the George Robinson
place OF T.. Y. Hcuston.-Mrs Vernon
chamberlain has been III this week.
Nadine Boardman is recovering from an
attack Of pneumonia. AT tho Unity
Church. tho Rev T.. NJ H. Abbott. the
pastor. will preach Sunday morning serv-
ice at 1913: subject Of Sermon "Thanks-
giving" The Young Peoples fraternity
meeting will be omitted on account of
union Thanksgiving service at the Meth
odist Church.