Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-30

Tuesday evening September 4th for the
beneht OF the public library. a dance will
be held after the performance.
sToWE.
C, l.. Mcmahon and George s. Gale re-
turned home on Monday morning from
a trip TO Minneap polls. arriving at Water
bury on the midnight train. where they |
were met by II. G. McMahon with his
automobile.-Mr and Mrs. Vernon Wiki
ms visited Mrs. c. r. Churchill on Mt.
Mansfield Saturday. returning Sunday
The Stowe high and graded school. will
not open until September IL, as Principal
Bessey will be detained in Maine until
then by buslness.-F. T.. Stafford spent
Sunday with his mother. Mrs. Kate STAFF
ford. at Queen city Park.-William
Ravelin was tried hefore States Attor-
ney Bicknell for intoxication on Monday
and fined IS and costs. amounting to SIS.
and was taken to Hyde Park jail for Is
days.-The Rev. and Mrs. Goodale of
California, who are visiting friends in
Vermont. called on old acquaintance in
Stowe last week. Mrs. Goodale was for
merly Miss Emma Lanpher of Stowe and
is we'll m here.-Miss Ruby
Seaver Of Cady's Falls spent last week
with her aunt, Mrs. II. J. Adams. and
other relatives.-Miss Addie Burnham Of
Enfield, N. H., is visiting relatives in
Stowe.-Mark Poor of Minnesota was
called to Stowe last week by the illness
of his mother, Mrs. S. I. Poor.-Dr.
Woodland of Worthwhile was here on Fri
day in consultation with DR.. Morgan upon
Mrs. PORES case. Miss Coourn of Crafts
bury is here caring for Mrs. Poore.-The
Rev. ]. @. Angel spent a part OF last
T. NE.. l--r .--t-
was quite i'll last week. Marshall John
son Of Springfield is spending n two
weeks vacation at f. b. Gale's.-Road
Commissions Burt has nearly completed
q strip of permanent road from the Stay
ton bridge to the West Branch Church.
Mrs. Albee of Spring ficid. Mass, who is
stopping at +. b. Gales. assisted in the
West Branch choir on Sunday afternoon,
singing n solo.-Miss Wright. who grad
uated In June from the Johnson Normal
school. has a position in the primary de-
partment of the Cambridge graded school
and will also teach drawing in the whole
school.-Mr. and Mrs. a. b. Wright Of
stmin recently visited Mr..
wright's brother, 8. II. Wright, and fam
lily, while on a carriage drive.-Mrs. c..
A.. Riley and children returned on Friday
from camp at Lake Eirore.-Niss Mary
Campbell, VINO mas DPen IN NaTdud lOT
several weeks, spent last week in stowe.
Miss Campbell has a position ns teacher
in Wheelock the coming year.-J. l.. Orear
of somerville has Joined his family at
c. +. Eddy's.-B. J.. Mayo was at home
from Mortified over Sunday.-Jesse
Moody, who is employed at the Summit
House. spent Sunday win HIS parents
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Faunce and chill
dren of Hardwick were visitors In Stowe
over S~unday.-The Misses Marjorie and
Rebecca Burt are visiting in swanton.-
MIR. and Mrs. John Burnett and daugh-
ter. who have been visiting friends In
this vicinity, left for their home in Will
Jamestown on Saturday.-Miss Marie Nc
Mahon was the guest OF her cousin, Miss
Ruth Mcmahon, last week. returning on
Saturday to her homo in Burlington.
Mrs. Edward Magoon, formerly OF
Waterbury but recently Of Moss Glen,
met with "A serious accident on Tuesday
afternoon while driving down from Luce
Hill, where she had been visiting her
sister. Mrs. Fred Morrill,. Her two child
rem were with her but were afraid to
ride down the hill and were walking
The horse became u~nmanageable and rar
It is not known how far. but at the steer
pitch above p. r. Gales, the Rev. J. q
huGtI, WHO WIS uiIihb NO"h 'nS H''
was overtaken and his buggy just escap'
ed being telescoped. At the foot of the
hill the horse tipped over the buggy ant
freed itself from IT. Mr.. Angel hastenet
to the assistance OF the woman whom III
found unconscious. She was taken tt
p. r. Gales and Dr.. Morgan was called
She was found to be suffering from con
cussion Of the brain, and on Wednesda,
Snorripn Whep a1p was taken to the nOmt
Of her sister Mrs. Frank Morse. had onl,
partially regained consciousness. II i
thought that her injuries. though serious
will not prove fatal. The team belonged
to Eddy & Macutchan's livery. The hors'
was caught near Mr.. Gales house. TIL
buggy was completely demolished o.
Wednesday Mrs. R. c. Savage and he
daughters, Mrs. A. H.. Ball and Miss II
r. savage left Stowe for their home !
Westheld, Mass. Mrs. Savage havinl
recently sold her homestead here to L
G.. Robinson of fillmore, Miss Savage re
turns to Stowe for a short time to ar
range for the removal OF their house
hold goods. This removes the last OF
family which has been prominent !
Stowe for many years. Mrs, Savage ha
been a resident OF Stowe for a years
coming here from Woodstock ut the tim
of her marriage to r. c. Savage, VIII
was himself born here and was a life
long resident dying in 1901, at the HON
Just sold, which has been occupied b
the family for IS years. Mrs. Savage ha
been an invalid and confined to her HON
for several years. Miss Savage has bee
very active In the educational work {
the town, having been superintendent
schools for several years. and much
the good work done by II
schools is due to her interest ar
efforts. She will also be much missed
the Congregational society where she hi
been an active member She has bee
superintendent of the Sunday school Il
some time. Miss Lucia Iadd who hi
been with the family for two years will
TO Westfeld to reside with hen Mr. ar
Mrs. II. w. Smith OF Olympia, Wash. a
spending n short time with MI
Smiths sister. Mrs. George Sla
ton, and other Stowe friends.
An enthusiastic fusion rally w
held here on Monday evening. stov
Military band furnished music. The hal
also went TO Waterbury on Tuesday ev
ning.-Bowman Gale and C. b. Wee
have returned from M~inneapolis.-T
people Of Stowe attended the Morr.svil
fair In great numbers. there being pro