Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-16
LAMOIlLE COUNTY.
STOWE.
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| The funeral of Mrs. Nina L. Poore was
| held at her home on West Branch Satur-
day afternoon. The service was conduct
ed by the Rev. Eliza VI. II. Abbott The
bearers were the husband, son and two
brothers of the deceased. Hymns wers
sung by a quartette composed of Mrs. n.
W. Barrows. Alice Raymond, A. II.
ICheney and l.. J. Moody. Burial
was In River Bank cemetery. Mrs
Poore was an invalid for many years and
had been confined to the bed part OF
the winter but was more comfortable
and about the house Wednesday morning
Later in the day she was taken with an
III turn and died at an early hour Thurs
day. She was ca years old and a native Of
East Randolph Her life was passed in
that town and Stowe. She was married
about 80 years ago to Seneca Y. Poore.
who with a son, Mark V. Poore, survive
lher.-Louis l.. Shontelle died Saturday
morning at the home of his sister Mrs
John Jackman, in Nebraska. He was
about So years of ago and was a stone
cutter. employed in Barre. He was un-
married. Tho cause Of his death was con-
sumption.-Mr. and Mrs. ". w. Fulington
and children OF Worcester Mass, are
Visiting Mrs. Fullngtons aunt. Mrs
George wilkins. They will leave for Chi
cago, whore Mr.. Fulington has a posi-
tion.--The ground was white with snow
here saturday, Barrows Of Nor
witch University passed Sunday with his
parents. NJ. and Mrs. o 4. Barrows.-
Miss Aussie Moody Is seriously III in st.
Louis. Her sister Mrs e H. Slocum Of
Morrisville left Saturday to attend her
W. W. Adams underwent a surgical oper-
I,.i g.
Moscow.-W. f Churchill and C.. II. A.
Stafford and families. who were In Stowe
last week attending the funeral Of their
mother. Mrs. Jane Churchill have re-
turned to Morrsvllle. The Churchill resi-
dence Is closed for the present.-Sundav
cars on the Mt. Mansfield electric railway
began running May 70. leaving Stowe at
900 a. m. and 400 p m. and Waterbury
At 1910 n. m. and 500 p. MA daughter
was born recently 70 Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
Alger.-Miss Sylvia Holt Of New York is
visiting her grandmother Mrs c. F.. NJ
Taher. Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Holt went
; last week to Calfornia.-A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.. burnett
May g.
Mrs. Nellie Darvey Austin. aged 40
years. died at her home on the West
Branch road Sunday morning after
, an Illness Of ono year and a half with
cancer. The funeral was held Tues
day afternoon at two O'Clock She
leaves four children. three sons and a
. daughter. Mrs. Austin moved to Stowe
from Wolcott In January.
The Junior Christian Endesvor Society
will meet Saturday afternoon at the
vcstry of the CdnEregat ional Church,
The Home Missionary Union OF tho Con-
gregational society held its annual
meeting at Mrs. Alice Raymond's Wednes-
day afternoon.-Mr, and Mrs. Eugene
Bnuchard OF Bethel were visitors over
Sunday at Mrs George Wilkins's.-
Jonathan Biseow died May II at the
T. home of his son, s. p. Bigelow in
Lexington. Mass, aged 81 years Mr..
Tigolow was the eldest brother oc
= t.lakim, Newell, and Edwin r. Birelow
o' stowe and was for many years a sue
cossful commission merchant in Boston.
Miss Ethel Watts passed Sunday in
: TGrlington.-Mis Mabel Carr visited her
mother in Montpelier. over SuOGay-Nis-
Mac Straw. who has been In Denver for
the past ten months, arrived home Mon
! day
II. c. Thomas. FISH ard game commits
sioner, reports that Peter Plunkett OF
Barton has been arrested for allowing
dogs to chase deer and fined s. and costs
1 Of I2.&. Charles Humphrey aud Harry
Ninton Of Coventry have been arrested
for allowing dogs TO chase deer County
Warden Hazen of Grand Isle county cap
I turcd seine 1l2 1-2 feet long from New
!, York parties. who Were se.ning on this
;, side OF the Lake,. c. Porter who has
n been in Stowe several days, will leave
p to-day for his home in West Superior
:. Wis.-N. f. Chaplin has purchased Ira
. Knapps farm on Little River C. Fl
/, Chapin will carry on the farm until fall
= Mrs. n. II. Kaiser will go to Greensborc
t Thursday for weeks flshing-A large
o number of men took ADVANTAGE of the
I first day for fishing Wednesday, and the
= streams We're lined with fishermen. A. B
v Thompson brought In a string befor,
e seven o'clock In the morning of a half d
dozen averaging half a pound piece
4 The funeral OF Mrs " A. Austin wa.
S held az her home Tuesday afternoon, the
= Rev. II. A. G.. Able conducting the ser
vice The bearers were A. n. Cheney, F.
q c. Mills. r. F. Corley and f. C. Russell
S The singers were Mrs Kimball Mrs
= Able. Mrs. Raymond. A. Fl. and II. L
Q Cheney, and the nterment was in Rive
= Rank cemetery. Friends from Hardwick
e Norrisville and Massa ch,isetts wer'
9 present-O l.. Wilson OF Nicholvile, n
> Y, is visiting his sister Mrs. Georg
J. Willtins.-Mrs. William Mills and Mrs. T
u A. Clair returned Monday from Water
i bury Center-The programme for thu
e regular meeting OF Mansfield Mountain
u Grange Saturday afternoon Is as follows
= Singing by the choir; discussion on tn
8 significance Of Memorial day, and tn
a duty Of the Grange in regard to II
- opened by o. F. Gerry; singing
l. defamation: e. s. Warren, question: 3D.
e We Need More Dairy and Dreamer,
Is I4aws?" Reading, Mrs. n. Bigelow; sing
o ing by the choir.
a CAMBRIDGE.
!. Miss Eva Nichols has returned to he
?. home in Burlington after spending
:, week with Miss Florence Macoenber-Mr
Pratt and Mr.. Thompson of Durlngto
spent Sunday at q. o. Macombers.
Mrs. Clearance Corse Is ill.-Mr. an
Mrs. Harley Ross are the parents of
daughter born Sunday.--Mrs. +. NJ. Rey
"a nolds is ILL., Jessie la Bounty of Bur
'e lington passed Sunday with his family