Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28
STOWE.

The basket ball game between Stowe
high school boys and Company II second
team, Montpelier, scheduled for saturday
evening was cancelled by the Montpelier
.toam.-Mt. Mansfield Juvenile Temple VIII
meet at 2:30 O'Clock Friday afternoon at
the home of the superintendent Mrs. H.
+. straw. The programme for the meet
ing of Mansfield Mountain Grange SatuT-
day afternoon opens with the question,
Have We Made the Grange Hall True
Type Of a Grange Home?' Song, b. A.
Nills question, "What DO You ConNdc"
the Best Method of Sugar Making Rec
tation, Mary Alger question, GLOW Can
We Sweeten the Home Iifc?' led by Mrs.
w. \ Alger; recipes for good bat mex
pcnsive cakes with sa.1p'"s.-C. +. Burt
and A. f. Douglass We're called to 1}ur-
lington on the Wilkins Brock case Mon
day.-Mrs Chandler Watts fell on Situr-
day morning and disloCated one shoulder.
| w, T. Demerrtt has lost "A valuable full
blooded Jersey bull from pneumonia.-D.
| J.. Mchllster Of Hyde Park ha3 sid his
| farm on the RarroWs road to Henry Pres
cot " aterbury.-Mrs, Lucy Van and
daughter, Pearl, OF New Haven. Conn,
are visiting Mrs. G.. NJ. Town aHd other
relatives in Stowc.-W. II Moulton has
received news of the Illness of his grand
Laughter. Miss Freda Mnulton, at her
home in South Dakota OF small pox.--Mr,
and Mrs. o. NJ Smith Of Morrisvilc arc
moving to the Allen Smith place in Mos
COW, recently purcha sed.-Mrs. j. NJ. Elan
lnagan and little son are passing two
| weeks in Stowe.-Thc village schools close
Tuesday for n weeks northumberland
and Howard Long will pass vacation week
with relatives in Cambrdge,-II. r. Ray
mond has purchased of the j. j. Vcarren
estate the Downer pasture and % acres of
the Bigelow pasture on West Hill.
George Sanborn, the 1S-year- son of
TO- s. Sanborn of West Branch was in
jurcd Tuesday afternoon while returning
home with load OF produce from Pixies
mill. The four horses were driven by Jo-
seph Boyce and in entering bridge tho
load slowed Young Sanborn was caught
between the load and the side of tho
bridge and his knee cap dislocated.
Mrs W. A. Aldrich, who went to Bur
lington last week for surgical treatment
at the Mary Fletcher hospital, has re-
turned home, an operation being consi
dercd inadvisable. owing to the state OF
her hcalth.-Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Riley
ana Mr., ana Mrs. II. f. Shaw attended
the minstrel show In Hyde Park Tues
day cvening-Mr, and Mrs, Ira Mum
have moved into the upstairs tenement
in Mrs. Stobblns's housc.-NIrs. France:
Wright has purchased j, r. HYDE,
house on School stroet.--Mr. and Mrs ]
T.. Hyde leave this week for Iittleton
, y H.. where Mr.. Hyde has a position
Miss Rose Straw and Miss Nellie Sargen
, returned Tuesday from a visit to Wood
stock and Concord y. H.-Repairs arr
nearly completed on l.. j. Moody's hous
% purchased of W. a. Smith and occupic,
by Mr. and Mrs. Nat Moody.-M w
a Owens condition remains very feeble
The Methodist Episcopal society gave NJ
oyster supper at the church Tuesda.
evening.-Mr. and Mrs, f, G. Russell
t have returned from trip which includ
$ ed visits In Boston, Lowell and Fitch
% burg, Mass, and Bennington.--Fre
X Miner has gone to Bellows Falls, wher
I. he has employment-There are two case
i of measles in Sam Shonos family at tn
I Forks-The topic considered of tn
}. Ladies' Study club Tuesday aftornoo
t was 1.-THE Mississippi River" Mrs Ner
IT non wilkins giving n paper upon t,-Th
= Young Peoples Fraternity gave a suga
festival and entertainment at Unit
d Church Wednesday evening. a moe
d town meeting proved very amusing,
@ large number were present,-Mr an
: Mrs William Jackson of Barre are
,. Stowe on account OF the serious Hines
s of Mr.. JacksOns mOther,-H f.. Sha'
Il has purchased the Almon Harlow plac
}. on the mountain road The Good Ten
n plars will have sugar sociable and Ell