Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-12-27
STOWE

STOWE
G. w. Adams killed two hogs last week
that weighed 425 and ~ pound each
Messrs. Houston. Campbell Harris and
Adams from the University Of Vermont
and Adams, Smith. Ba-rows. Robinson.
Alser and Brush of Norwich University
are at home for the Christmas vacation
Miss Nellie Watts of Haverhill. Mass,
and Miss Grace I&gelow of North Ben
nlngton are spending the Christmas vaca-
ton at their homes l9 Stowe.-A tcle
phone has been placed N the residence
o. Mrs. Frances Wright of West Branch.
- Mrs. Abbie Warren and daughter,
Helen, visited in Waterbury on Friday
VI. \. Gibson Of the Johnson high school
was visitor over Sunday at the home
Of Mrs Ahbie Warrcn-Thc body Of Mrs.
Caroline Luce. who ded at the home OF
her dauphtcr-in-law in North .Duxbury
on Saturday. was brought on Monday %
stowe. where the burial was made IN
West Branch cemetery. Mrs. Luce was
81 years OF age and was born in Windsor.
Iler parents We're William and Mary Ca
bot Morrison. She came to stowe with
her parents wher about ten years of age.
She married Almon Luce OF Stowe and
resided here FOR many years, removing
from here to Morr stOwn and from there
10 Waterbury. where Mr., Luce died many
years ago. OF their four children but
one survives. Mrs. Jane Sanborn of
we-AmVng those who spent
Christmas with relatives in stowe are
l.. A. Pike OF Montreal, George Thomp-
son of Montreal, Mr.. and Mrs. G. &.
Boyce of Montpelier.-Mrs. Harold Bill
lings and two children are visiting rcll-
tives in Morrisville A. A. Pike is i'll with
the grip.-C. +. Burt, who is recovering
from an attack Of the grip is still con-
fined to the house.-Mrs. Frances Wright
Is recovering from a few days illness
@. W. Adams was confined to the house
on Saturday and Sunday by Illness
Mrs. G. +. Eddy returned home on Friday
from Montpelier.-The Misses Rowland.
Davis and Terril OF the high and graded
schools are spending me Christmas vaca.
lions at their homes in Massachuse It's,
Hyde Park and Underhll.
Christmas exercises were held on Mon
day evening at Unity Church. Two large
trees laden with gifts and trimmed with
coors and screen of evergreen shrubs
formed simple but effective decorations
programme of songs and Rotations
was carried out by tho children of he
school who marched in together to music
on the organ by Mrs, l., l.. Harris. The
programme included several Christmas
exercises and songs, The distribution Of
presents closed the eXorcises-The Sun
day morning service at the Congrega-
tional Church was Christmas service
Special music was arranged for the occa-
ho hnI 81 eI Nv (,
gave "A fine rendering of the anthem 1.-The
Radiant Morn Has Passed and the choi-
assisted by the Junior Endcayor society
sang "Hark the Herald Angels Sing. 4"
The sermon by the pastor, the Rev II. A.
G. Abbc. was an appropriate one. A part
OF the Sunday school hour was devoted
to Rotations and songs by the children
The church was beautifully decorated
with evcrgreens The CONGREGATIONAL
Sunday school enjoyed a Christmas parry
on Monday evening, Merry games were
played until the arrival of Santa Claus
who came with a sleigh TO receive contri-
buttons from the children for others less
fortunate than they Afterward the gifts
on a Christmas tree standing in one cor
ner of the vestry We're distributed. Mis-,
Myra Cheney and her pupils OF the North
Hollow school carried out CHRISTMAS eN-
ercises with Christmas tree at the
school house on Monday afternoon
James Gillette of Montpelier spent
Christmas with his sister Miss Mary Gil
lette, at the home of their grandmother,
Mrs. Emily Gdllette.-Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene B0uchard and children OF Bethel
and Mrs Maud Fullington and daughter
OF Worcester, Mass are guests at the
home of their aunt, Mrs. George wilkins
The regular monthly meeting of the
Stowe Cemetery association will be held
on Tuesday afternoon, January s. at Mrs
f. c. Russell's.
Mrs 4. a. Clair and Mrs. L. s. Board
man. who were called to Morrisville last
week by the illness and death of Mrs.
j. T., Clair. returned home on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. George Brush, who have