Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-12
STOWE.

The service at Unity Church Sunday
morning was a harvest service. Special
music was rendered. Jesse Moody act
ing as organist. assisted by r.. Il. Bessey
on the violin. II. f.. Straw, cOrnet, Stat
ford Boardman. clarinet. with a choir
OF select voices. The church was deco
rated with autumn flowers, foliage. fruits
and vegetables and an appropriate SER
mon was preached by the pastor. the
Rev. +. NJ. II. Abbitt. The evening serv-
ice was devoted to the same topic.-Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Abbott and children
are guests at FOUR Winds farm.-Mrs.
Sarah Ra raymond. who has spent the sum.
mcr in Minneapolis, returned to Stowe
last Friday.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. C.. ID.
Gibbs received severe injuries from a fall
on Saturday afternoon. but Ia now doing
well.--F. r.. Cody went to Montpelier on
Saturday with a load of goods for c. D..
Gibbs. who has a position there and
moves there this wcek.-Miss Winnie
Peterson Of Everett. Mass. is visiting
at the home of her aunt. Mrs. ". S. War;
rem. A. Mills and Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
T.. Straw will attend the Grand Lodge.
l.. @. G. II. annual session at Hardwick
this Week.-Mrs.. T.. r. Bigelow ard sen,
Lawrence, went to Selcm Tuesday on the
Central Vermont excursion.
There will he IA special service for the
fireman of the Hose company next Sum
day evening. If it is not stormy. at 1870
y. m, at the Congregational Church. Re-
sides the attendance of tho frcmen, the
service will be unusually attractive by
the presence of the Stowe band, who will
play the music for a number of hymns.
this style of sacred music being n new
feature for Stowe. There will be an ad-
dress by the pastor of the church adapt
ed to the occasion.--Mrs. G. ]. Scribner.
who has been visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Drug. left on Tuesday
morning to join Mr.. Scribner. who has
4 position in Boston. They will reside
IN jamaica Plain. Mrs. Scribner was ac-
companicd by Mr.. Scribner's mother,
Mrs. Lucy Scribner.--The Rev. II. a. G.
Able of the Congregational Church is
organizing n hoy choir to assist in the
services.-James Campbell was at home
from the T.. V. NJ. over Sunday.-Miss
Susie Rigclow entertained the teachers
of the high and graded schools at her
home on West branch on Saturday even
ing.-An Episcopal service was held at
the Methodist Church Monday cvcninA,
conducted by the Rev. Is. W. Atwcll OF
burlington. Miss Sarah Porter. who has
spent the past two months In Stowe. re-
turns to-day to her home in New Iiamp-
shire Miss Barbara Burt returned Tues
day from n visit to Denver and Kansas
Mrs. Oscar May OF Waterbury Center
Is spending the week with the Misses
Burt.-Jessc Moody Ia attending the sos
sion of Grand Lodge. I. q. G.. r.. Mt Hard
wick.-A meeting OF the teachers was
held Saturday afternoon. Tho physical
tests and their results were discussed
Miss Esther Marshall is in Stowe and will
spcnd tho winter here with her mother.
At Unity Church the Rev. T.. NJ. VI. All
bott, tho pastor. will preach at the Sun
day morning service at 10.45. subject OF
sermon Living Up to our Privileges"
Young Peoples fraternity meeting at
p. M, topic, GOOD Deeds" leader. Mary
Gillette.