Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-08-29

A. a. Emery, In st. Albans.-Miss Bar
bara Burt gave a party Saturday even
ing to about 25 young people In honor
Of the 18th birthday of her sister, Miss
Marjorie Burt-The Rev. Arbuckle Of
Yonkers, n. Y, who preached at the
Congregational Church Sunday, Will
also preach there September l, when
the communion service Will be admin
istered Miss Fannie Hawley Is at
home from Lake Mansfield on account
of Illness. Howard J. Chidloy of En-
held y. IT,, was n visitor at Mrs. Abb
bic Warren's Mondav.-M. r.. French
visited In Burlington Monday.---Mlss
Clara Dewey was in Burlington Mon
dav-Mrs Mary Hendee, who has
passed a week at the nome of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Watts, re-
turned Monday to her home In Morris
vile. Her sister. Miss Nellie Watts,
accompanied her. i. Il. BIsbee of
Bennington is visiting his niece,
Mrs. r. j. Holden The sun
| day school picnic at Shutesville Thurs
| day has been postponed on account Of
| the Illness Of one Of the mcmbors.-A
| party of eight including w. T. Robinson.
| C. 7. Robinson and G. A. Adams re-
| turned Monday from a camping trip to
Bolton Falls.-Mss Marie Wells is visit
| ing relatives in Woodstock John Clark
of West Topsham Is stopping at Mrs.
| Weeks s-Ned Dallas of Montpelier Is
| passing few days In Stowe.-M A.
| Cheney of Ashmont, Mass, has Joined
| his family here Recent guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s. Wade were
| Mr.. and Mrs n. II. Clough and daughter,
| Hazel, Of New London, y. H.. Miss Kate
| p. Blodgctt, Concord. y. H., Mrs. Mary
! Davis. Canaan, y. H., and +. W. Clough,
! MorrIsvilc.-Mrs Bctsey Slayton of
Waterbury is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
F. T.. Stafford--II. L. Jenney, who has
a way of keeping snow in his icc-house,
entertained about 30 friends Sunday with
| maple sugar on snow.-Mr. and Mrs. j.
c. e Humphrey and daughter left Tues
day for Simsburv, Conn.--Mrs. Ennce
Pottle is visiting her daughter, Miss
Gem Pottle. in Montpelier.
The vital statistics for the first six
months Of 1907 follow: Marriages eight;
births %. male nine. female 10; deaths 81
male ~, female nine; deaths, over %
years, one; between so and 90 years, five;
between 70 and SO years three between
go and 20 years. six; youngest death
Except one still BIRTH, % years
Teachers for the rural schools have
been assigned as follows: West
Branch, Alice Chaplin Moscow, Niolt
Russell: Fucker street. Marie Wells
West hill, Ellen Stearns; Brownsville
Mary Manning; North hollow. Mrs
Lena Brown; South hollow, Carrie
Brown; Luce hill, Ethel Page. Thu
: schools provided with teachers will be
gin next Notwithstanding 1000 PEG
pie from stowe attended the Lamoill'
Valley fair at Morrsvilie Wednesday
= DIR. II. G. Tinkham of Burlington
, was called In consultation for Mr.. Bal
lard Of New York, who is seriously ii
at Green Mountain Inn.-Miss white o
Jonesvillo was a visitor Tuesday at tn
home Of her cousin. A. e. Douglass
Among tho summer visitors who ar
leaving stowe this week for thei
homes are Mrs. G.. n. Tnurber an,
three children of Hampton, Va, a
Mrs Abbie Warren's Miss Marth
Rrcdecn of Salem. Mass, Miss Mar
Bigclow and Miss Iurana Butler o
Danvers, Mass, at F.. Bigelow's.-Mrs
]. r. Could OF New York has pur
chased for her sisters. the Misses Per
ry, the Jackson place on the STOW
hollow road owned recently by ID
]. C. Morgan. Tho house will he re
| modelled. vcrandas added and other
wise fitted up for summer home
These ladies' have been guests a
Pleasant View House, Moscow, iurin
/ the summer--Jesse Moody has pur
T. chased "A Stanley runabout of Water
bury parties.