Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-30
STOWE

sunday morning the members of H. ".
Smith Post and Auxiliary orders attended
memorial Sunday service at the Clnura-
gational Church. According TO the usual
custom the Methodist Episcopal Unity
and West Branch societies united with
the CONGREGATIONAL society in a union SER
vice which was conducted ny the Roy.
II. \. G.. Able assisted by the Rev. j. q.
Angel Special music was rendered by a
union choir under the leadership of A.
II. Cheney with Miss Myra Cheney as
orcanist. \ sermon appropriate to thu
memorial service WAS delivered ny Col.
w. !. Cnzens. who is c"ndu ting n series
Of union, cvangoliStir meetings here. i
union Sunday school service was held at
noon.-Colonel Cozens conducted services
at tho CONGREGATIONAL Church Mt three
and a 79o,-The county fremans as
ISOLATION at its annual meeting Friday
evening elected the following officers:
President. F. Fl Stafford; secretary. Or.
H.. w. Barrows; executive committee y.
r. Smith and G. O. Burt of Stowc-I.. L..
Sallies was visited by number os chill
dron and grandchildren Friday. 81 being
his 72nd birthday. Mr.. Sallles hts sold
his place to Norant Pcatmar Mr. Peat
VIII
reside with them.-H. G. Akolcv and his
son-in-law ana daughter, Mr.. ANA Mrs.
Quirk of Minneapolis. and DR. ana Mrs
WATSON Of Waterbury We're in Stowe
| Friday Mr. and Mrs. Qurk left for New
| York Friday night, Mir and Mrs. Akeley
accompanied them to Waterbury, hut will
| visit Stowe again.
Mrs. Mary Vearren died at an early
| hour Monday morning after few
hours illness with apoplexy. Mrs.
| Vcarren was born in Johnson in 1870
and was married in early life to Jerry
Voarren who died In 1892. She had
lived in stowe about 40 years. She
leaves two daughters, Mary, wife Of
y. r. Smith, and Harriet wife of +. l..
Recor of stowe. Her son. J. j. Year
rem died last September, She is also
survived by five grandchildren ana four
brothers, Abram Burnett of Stowe,
Charles Burnett of Fletcher Joseph
burnett of North Hyde Park and John
burnett Of Williamstown, and ono sis
ter Miss Harriet Burnett OF North
Hyde Park. The funeral was held
at the home of her daughter in law
Mrs. Cora Vearren. where Mrs. Vearren
resided, Wednesday at goo p. m.-Prof
l.. r. Jones of Burlington, accompanied
| by G. l.. Pollard of Washington, d. c.,
O. r. Pettis of Lake Clear Junction
and c. A, Halves Of Boston were in
| stowe Monday returning to Burlington
| in the afternoon by way of Nebraska
notch.-Perhaps the first visitors of the
season to Mt. Mansfield were .lossrs.
| Hewitt, PomeroY and Norwich Of Bur
| lington, who passed saturday night It
| J.. w. Adams and Sunday walked up
| the mountain, returning to Burlington
from the other side.--L. l.. Sallles's
birthday last Friday was his nth m
stead OF 72nd as stated in MONDAYS
| Free Press-Q NJ. Brush Is building
| an addition to his house which will
contain kitchen, bedroom and bath
room and has resumed work on the
| barn begun last year,
G. A. Abbott returned Saturday from
Boston. Mrs. Abbott remains In Bos-
| ton until Wednesday.-M A. n. Ter
rill is improving slowly from a second
attack of the grip.-George Moody and
| Leon Butts of Moscow have returne ed
| from jamestown where they have
! been employed as carpenters.--G. $.