Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-23

Jesus, Sa viour, Pilot Me- and Mrs. II.
w. Rarrows rendered the solo Father, :
in Thy Mysterious Presence" in her most
effective manner. Dr. Dewitt S. Clark
Of Salem, Mass, read the scripture les
SON. ana tho Roy. G. *. Bcocher Of
Gloucester, Mass. offered prayer. The
Rev. J. q. Angel Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church preached a stirring SER
mon. taking for his subject "The Victory
of Surrender" The service was fun OF
interest. The congregation included many
visitors from out OF town.-On Saturday
evening an enjoyable social was held at
West Branch Church. There was a good
Attendance. W. Is. Bigclow of salem,
Mass, described in an interesting way
some Of the places he visited on q recent
trip to the West Indies and Venezuela.
Miss Katherine Butler of Danvers. Mass,
gave a mandolin solo. She was accom-.
panied on the organ by Mrs. T.. Il. Gale
Cake and lemonade we're served-One OF
the pleasant events Of Old Home Week
occurred on Saturday afternoon. when q
company % old schoolmates Of stowe
graded school held a Reunion in tho Ian.
quet hall Of the Akclcy Memorial build.
ing. Tho following ladies were present.
Mrs. Violet simmons "iold Of York. Pa.
Miss Mary Mackontire Of New York. Mrs
''" ~ i'F'''it "'9'
Nelli" Watts of fIavcrhill. Mass. Mrs.
Leila NcCutchan Bccchor Of Gloucester,
Mass, Miss Gicno Pattco Of Montpelier,
Mrs. Gnez cole Scrihuor. Mrs. Matte
Waite Smith, Mrs. Cora Kaiser Nearren,
MISS 'rac" Melvin, Mrs. Mary Nearrer
Smith. Mrs. Ella burnett Slavton OF
stowe. A picnic supper was A
company Of people from Waterbury were
very pleasantly entertained last We'd
neSdaN NJ IN" nome OF Mrs. Cornie Gates.
among them were Judge +. r. Huntleyt
NrS' +" r. faIin"r ana daughter Mrs,
r. r.. ATKINS MIS-. " u. Knight ano
MrS' iie'en oom'rVlHe ana dauFhter' MISS
JIM "on''rN'i'' MUSIC ana '"h'n served
on t"e lawn Were part OF INC entertain
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fret uiF. u,g J,,riaJ rho bo,ra-s ,.arel
Moses Dour,os Fred Douglass lack.
son Sargent and + < Edison Tho Roy 7
O. Angel conducted IN. service Mr.
Douglass was A resident Of Stowe 70,
many Years In early If. he uas married
to Miss Hattie Nutting. v.to died nanv|
years ago, leaving ono daughter. Mlss|
Lucinda Nutting Douglass. who resideI|
in Newburyport. Mass. Mr.. Douglass af-
forwards married Miss Grace Briggs oil
Hyde Park. who, with three children,
survive him. He lived in Hyde Park
when his health failed and he was takeu|
to the state hospital nearly four years.
ago. He also leaves three brothers. Moses|
and Fred of Stowe, and Joseph Of Grand
Haven, Mich. and three sisters, Mrs.
Jackson Sargent and Mrs. F.. 5, Edison of
stowe ana Mrs. Jennie Slayton of Wolf
colt lie was about ~ wears of age.-I
frof. Adams or the salem, Mass. norman
School ana Mrs ADAMS are stopping aq
'he i"dsoS Tor a snort ume-N. Isl
HleeloW' VINO mas becn IN stowe durln7
GA Home Week returned 70 his nome II
oaIenl' Mass on Niohol!' ana MrSI
a. I" lhonas called Iast week on Mls1
M'e '.'a" j" DENVER VIM" on '!eIr WAY
the next regular meeting Of NJ Man,1
lowing programme will be given: MuslcI
selection. Miss Jessie Gibbs: 'Practlca1