Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-05
STOWE

| Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Hale and T.
O. Hale of Waltham, Mass, are WISH
| tors in Stowe.-Leo Edison and Lena
| Wrisley, of stowe were united in mar
ried on Saturday morning by the Rev.
j. G. Angel. Mr.. and Mrs. Edison left
for a short trip to Craftsbury and
Hardwick- Mansfield Mountain Grange
held its regular meeting on
Saturday afternoon The question,
| 'Resolved that the Government
Ought To own and Operate the Rail-
roads" was discussed. the decision be-
ing led by G.. s. McAllster. Mrs. f.
A. Blodgett recited con Railroads,
"IIow to Solve tho Problem of Farm
| Help" was discussed, lei by George
| Chaplin The mos, practical suSges-
| ton was that farmer: raise more
sheep and in other ways arrange to
| have less work and so to require lew
| er hours of labor.
| Miss Nellie Watts arrived in Stowe on
| Monday evening for the summer vaca-
| ton.--Mrs. Olive Corliss of New Hamp-
shire is visiting her sister. Mrs. Chandler
Watts and other relatives in Stowe
Mrs. c. +. Eddy returned on Sunday
from a two weeks visit to Boston and
vicinity.-N. r. Barrows is taking a
vacation from his duties in Eddy and
McCutchan's dry good store and is visit
ing in Plattsburgh. y. Y.-Roy Smith
has returned to Burlington. after a visit
to Stowe on account of illness. There
will be a strawberry festival at the Con-
grogational Church on Friday evening
Ice cream and Strawberries will he scrv-
ed.-Thc Mum family will hold their
18th annual reunion on the second
Thursday In August. August Q. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs H. f. Straw-A
large number from stowe attended the
circus at Morrisvillc on Tuesday.-NIiss
Grace Hitchcock is the guest of her
aunt Mrs. A. A. Raymond.-Mr and
Mrs f. r Houston and little son of
waterbury spent Sunday at ]. T.. Hous-
ton s.-The body Of h. l.. Culver, whose
death occurred about month ago in
Stockton, Cal, arrived In Stowe ca Tues
day morning. No definite arrangements
for the funeral have yet been made. but
1t Will not probably be held before Thurs
day.
Funeral services for b, l., Culver
whose body has been brought to Stowe
for burial from Stockton, Cal, where he
died, will be held on Friday at two D.
~ iNiNtl i''tilh ttIHttcry. where the
burial Will be made, Mystic Lodge T..
and A. M, will have charge of the SER
vices.-Philip Thomas of East Superior
Wis, is a guest at the home of his uncle
a. {. Slayton,--Miss Gertrude Clark
went to New York last week and goes
to Block island this week. About the
first of August she will go 20 Oakland
Me, to spend the rest OF the summer
She is employed as companion by Miss
Natalie Pattee of New York.-Miss
Clossie Clark and her brothers, Ralph
and Roy, went on Monday to Sugar Hill
n. H., where they will be employed at
the Sunset House,--Mrs. Olive Corliss Of
Oxford, N. H.. is visiting relatives in
IStowe.-Miss Nellie Watts has returned
to her home in Stowe from Haverhill,
Mass. where she has been engaged In
teaching for the past year.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Clark of Morrisvile are spending
few weeks with Mrs c. Clark's mother.
Mrs, Mary Atwood.-The Sunday morning
service will be resumed at Unity Church
ut 10.i5. subject of sermon, The Value