Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
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Church Sunday morning, at Yves.
Branch Church in the afternoon and at
the Methodist Church in the afternoon -
The Methodist Church in stowe has re-
Gently received n legacy of $500 from tho
estate of Mrs. Ellen Smith-Mrs sylvia
Poor will open her house on Monday
evening, February ;, for a socable undc.
the auspices of the Epworth League. a
musical and literary programme will be
carried out and a good time is assured -.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Il. Tom1nson were Wis.
itors in Richmond last week.-Willam
Monhgan of New York State is a Wis
itor at Albert Foster s--1saac Foster of
New York State is visitor in stowe
The January number of The Prattlor the
high school magazine, is an especially
good one. with n good line OF advertise
mcnts and containing stories by Robert
Harris. Edith Tomlinson, Myra Cheney
and Ben Robinson. and poem by clyde
Jcnncy. The hoard of editors is as 70.
lows: Editor in-chief. Mary f.. Alger; as
s,stant. Louise NJ. Chapin; general litera-
ture, Myra Cheney. Martha f. Wright.
Marjorie Il. Burt; exchange, r. 3. Har-
ris; athletics, G.. A. Douglass; alumni,
NJ. T.. Barrows: society, Lola NJ. Billings;
K calls. Marjorie Watts. Clyde JaInty;
business manager, S. NJ. Boardman; as
sistant r. l.. Cheney.-Telephones have
recently been installed ut the residences
of the following subscribers in Stowe
Hollow: +. L. Dewey, f. A. Hill, Vi.
Wand, u. u. Luce. G. E. Tonne. j. j. Nc
Cibbon. Charles ST. Jock. ]. j. Varney.
j. w. Wrisley and T.. A. Gibbs.--C. A.
Abbott was in fillmore and Eden last week
4. ,,Nic la
closing entertainment of the lecture
course will be given on Thursday even
ing, February ]. by Brockway Juvenile
singers-Mrs. e. T.. Eddy visited her
daughter. Mrs. c. Il. Boyce, in Montpelier
over Sunday.-A. \. Pike left Stowe on
Monday for Chicago, where he will spend
about week
G. +. Eddy is confined TO his home by
ulness.--The Misses Ethel and Marjorie
Watts visited Burlington over Sunday
Anyone knowing anything about Peter
or "Ffttio" White, who was a waiter in
4he Mt. Mansfield Hotel before the civil
War. IN requested to confer with Mrs. w.
IT, Adams upon the subject--rhe funeral
OF Clement. the three years old son of
Ira French. was held a his home in Mos
COW on Tuesday, conducted by the Rev.
3. q. Angel. T.. *. Hale had charge
and the burial was in River Bank ceme-
Terry. The child has been sick about six
weeks with pneumonia followed by con
eui. 1ption.---C. a. Abbott has been in
johnson several days tnis week.-The
young people Of the Methodist Church
will give social ut Mrs. Sylvia. Poor $
Monday evening. February >. An enter
tainng musical and literary programme
wll he given.-F'red Cary had 1--we
grasshopper ON exhibition last week
which he found beside the road.-Mrs T.
Il. Stafford gave a party to a company Of
young ladies on Tuesday evening. Four
tables of whist were played and dainty
refreshments were servod.-E. l.. Perkins
of Waterbury has purchased the Myron
Hayes place at Moscow.-Dwight Smith
of Norwich University has been in stowe
this Week.-Mrs.. Herbert Mayo was called
to Mortified on Tuesday by the illness
OF her daughter Miss Sarah Mayo, who
has been spending the winter with Mrs.
Frank Tlumley.-Mr and Mrs. f.. Bige-
low entertained Il party OF 10 or l. ro!a-
fivee and neighbors at dinner on We'd
nesday.-rhe Methodist ladies served u
hash dinner at their vcstry on Wednes-
day. \ large number were present
Mrs. Fannie Robinson is quito i'll. avng
been confined to her bed for several
weeks.-Nrs. Jane Benson of Morrsville
was visitor in stowe on Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. SeaVor Of Waterbury
Center were in stowe on Sunday to visit
Mrs. Fannie Robnson.-Mrs. II. c. Full
ington of worcester, Mass, is a visitor
ut the homo of her aunt Mrs. Marie Will
kins.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cary have
adopted an eight-year old girl from a