Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-11

burN over SundaN.-JOnn y lnncRal an"
wife were in Richmond Tuesday to at
tend the wedding of Mrs Finnegan's sis
ter Miss Agnes Dover.
STOWE.
The cemetery association will hold a
special meeting on the afternoon OF Octo-
Der ., at Mrs. n. f. Shaw's. The com
mittee to make arrangements for Hal
low'een party are especially requested to
be present and report. 1.-THE regular meet
ing of Sickle Chapter O. Il. s., Will be
held on Wednesday evening. Refresh
mcnts will be served and a literary and
musical programme has been arranged
for the evening,-The ladies of the Con-
gregational society have their usual
monthly circle ard supper at their church
vestry on Wednesday afternoon.-Mt.
Mansfield Juvenile Temple holds Its
next meeting on October 10. At the last
meeting Ida Crosby and Laura Wright
were elected leaders and chose sides.
Miss Crosbys side has the entertainment
for the next meetlng.A. II. Cheney. Mr..
and Mrs. Chandler Watts and Mr. and
Mrs. l.. Il. Tomlinson are among those
who will take advantage of the excur-
sion rates and visit Boston this week.
MI. ana MTS. VI. toDStVB ana SetrtlHIN
I.antz of the Y. NJ. G. A. of Salem, Mass,
are visiting friends In stowe. Mr.. Lahtz
and H. H. Straw visited Mt. Mansfield
on Monday.-Therc were light hurries OF
snow seen here on Sunday morning and
Mt. Mansfield wore white for the first
time this scason.-Miss f.. NJ. Owen and
II. g. Faunce visited Lake Mansfield on
F'riday.-Mr. and Mrs. w. w Ayers and
IT,, tate
ed relatives in Stowe nrl vicinity last
wcck.-The Rev and Mrs. II. A. G. Able
returned last week from a visit in Fish
kill on the Hudson river and the Rev.
Able occupied his pulpit in the Congre-
Rational Church on Sunday.-Cl'fton, the
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Stafford
was quite i'll last week. DR., Grout Of
Waterbury was called to see him.--rho
West Brat-rh Circle will be held on
Thursday afternoon at G. S.McAllister's
Mrs. l.. w. Buzzell has gone to Mont
pclier to sljend the winter with her son.
Phil Kaiser has moved his family in
to his house-Mr. and Mrs. c. n. Fisher
returned last week from n visit to
Minneapolis and other western points,
Felix and Louis Sherbert have gone to
Ncwburyport. where they have employ
Howeson Of Worcester, Mass. was call
ed to Stowe last week by the Illness
of her mother. Mrs. John Bettis.-C. D.
Bruce and II. F.. Shaw have begun the
work of painting Miss Anna c. Brackett's
house and other dings-Tnvitatons
have been received to the wedding of
Miss Mae Woodward Russell and Harry
Slayton Chaplin. which will occur on
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parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c. Russell
Miss Maude Raymond gave n tea party
TO several lady friends recently at the
home of her mother Mrs. A. a. Raymond.
Mrs. Abbic l.. wilkins is storing her
household goods preparatory to the dis
posal OF her house and will leave stowe
in a few days for the winter. Mrs.
wilkins visited in Hyde Park last week.
Nora the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Donney. who was i'll with
commissions last week is now much i'm
proved il, health.-The little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G. Bailey. who has been
very i'll is now more CONFERENCE.-The
and Mrs +. Colson of ottawa. Miss b..
W. Cochran Of Montreal, Miss George
Stewart of Belleville and Robert
Brimner Of Winnipeg are guests at
Burton, who have spent several weeks
at the Inn. returned last week to their
home in Bridgeport. Conn. Miss Lucia
Gilbert who also has been n guest at the
Inn for several weeks left ca Monday for
Malone. y. Y.-E. y. Bailey has purchas-
cd of Moses Douglas his blacksmith
shop on Main street-Mrs. Vernon
wilkins. Mrs. G. Z. Burt and Mrs Sarah
] II,
last week.-Thc Misses Gertrude and
Maude Clark left Stowe ON Wednesday
of last week for Boston on their way to
Oakland, Cal. whore they will be en-
ployed during the winter in the Ray
mond.-Mss f. NJ. owen has been suf-
| fering for two weeks from total loss
Of speech, the result of "a severe cold
Bradley Straw and Miss Mae Straw. Mrs
G. l.. Harwood and Mr. and Mrs. +. +.
Atkins of Waterbury We're entertained
at dinner and during the evening recently
| by Mrs COrnie Gates
An Episcopal service will - held on
| VI ndaY evening, at 1:30 o'clock
at the Methodist Church. con
Quoted by the Right Reverend A. c. A.
Hall, the district hshop.-Nr. and Mrs
j. j. Nernen. Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Riley
! ray Mrt utll ana MI, ana MIS- Aware
| Talbot are among those who went on the
Central Vermont excursion to Boston this
week. ON Monday evening at an early
hour Mr.. and Mrs j. f.. Houston were
| surprised by the arrival of friends and
nc!ghbors, who reminded them that the
day was the tenth anniversary of thei,
marriage ana took possession of theil
home for the evening, during which
about hundred visitors were present
| Sandwiches. doughnuts, cake in grea
| variety. and coffee were served. and
handsome cash present was left as
reminder of the occasion. l.. J. Mood,
presenting it with appropriate remarks
A photograph furnished entertainment
and all those present enjoyed the occa
sion. Among the visitors were Mr.. ant
Mrs, Addison Hill of Morristown, Mr.
ana Mrs. A. ]. Brooks of Emore and Mr.
and Mrs. +. A. Hin of Stowe Hollow
The Grange fair on saturday afternoon
at Memorial hall, promises to be an in
tefestng event. All are invted.-The sen
ior class of the high school gave a,
old fashioned social on Friday evening
Unity Church Sunday school of Stow,
will observe rally day. Sunday at -, noon
in the vestry. Music and recitations viii
be rendered by the children.
The funeral OF c. r. Churchill will b,
held from the house at two o'clock Fri
day afternoon. The Rev. f. NJ. II. Abbo
of Unity Church will officlate.-Mis
Grace Bigelow, who has been teachini
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