Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-20
STOWE.


ing Fred r. Smith was nominated for
town representative and the following
for justices of the peace: @. S McAllister,
Fred +. Smith. Cassius p. Scribner Il.
b. Cobb, charles NJ watts. J. F. Camp
bell and II G. Raymond. A flag raising
and rally will be held some time this
week.
Funeral services were held on sun
day aftern Don for the infant daughter
Of Daniel Mandgo, whose mother died
at It's birth four months ago at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William Horner,
who had adopted the child and where
/: died on Friday afternoon after n
short Illness. The burial was made
in Cambridge on Monday-About 327
was realized from the entertainment,
"The Waggletown Academy >Gradua-
tion Exercises" given by the young
people OF the West Branch society
Thursday evening.-Jesse II. Pike, who
was taken to his home In Waterbury
Sunday after serious injuries, Is suffer-
ing from neuralgia around the heart
The Mum family held It's 17th annual
reunion at the Palisades park. Thursday.
There were 10 present and tho occa-
sion was much enjoyed. After boun-
tiful dinner had been served u business
meeting was called by President Ira
Mum. The secretary's report showed
that there had been nine births, two
marriages and two deaths In the con-
nections during tho past year, The
committee of arrangements elected is
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Hodges. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. ST. Clair and Mr.. and Mrs. g.
J.. Morse.--George Chaffee OF Wauke-
gan, ILL.,. Is visiting his native place
for the first time since he left in In
,fancy.-Mrs. James McAllister Is seri-
ously Ill at her home Mt tho lower VIII
lage.-Mrs. G.. w. Buzzell and daugh-
! ter, Annabcl. arc passing two weeks
, with relatives IN Burlington and Mid
| dlesex.--Mrs. Cora Ncarrcn and daugh-
! ters and the Misses Rcbecca Burt and
Nadine Boardman are at Queen city
Park for few days.-Mrs. Sarah
Weeks Is visiting relatives in Hyde
Park.-Mrs. Spencer Moody underwent
q surgical operation at Mary Fletcher
hospital, burlington. Saturday.--Dr. IT.
w. Barrows was IN burlington Satur-
day.--The Misses Ethel and Edith Fos-
ter returned Saturday TO Waterbury
after several days in Stowe.
Tho union service at Unity Church or
the morning of Old Home Sunday was
most interesting one. The church was
decorated with golden rod. golden glow
clematis and other flowers. Above the
pulpit WAS the motto 'IIome,and" in let
ters OF imortelles and golden rod. II
front of tho pulpit hung n veritable "Olt
Oaken Bucket" draped with clcmatis
The pastor of Unity Church. the Rev
Eliza NJ. II. Abbott. conducted the serv
ice. An appropriate sermon was rrcachc,
by the pastor. tho Rev. ]. S
Cole-W. J. Writer'S of St. AL
bans made record trip from
the village to Mt. Mansfield Sunday, rid
Ing his bicycle to the base an'
walking up. He reached the Sunni
House in two hours and ten mnute
from the time of leaving tho village
George A. Sanborn Of Morrisville ha
purchased f. n. Bailey's blacksmithinl
business and has rented the shop OF Mrs
George wilkins and with his family vii
return to Stowe to reside.-Mrs. Saral
Thayer OF Cambridge. Mass. and Mr.. an,
Mrs O. J. Tomlinson OF Sharon, Mass
are visitors at J.. b. Tomlnson's.-Th
Fletcher brothers, who have carried o.
Eovejoy and Eddy's West Branch farm
dor two years, have dissolved partner
ship, Ray Fletcher remaining on tn
farm which now belongs to NJ G. Love
Joy and Rhctt Fletcher going to Derb
az principal of the high school,-Dr, Bar
rows and family returned from ST Alhan
Monday.-Mrs. Angus u. Gale and tire
children ARE visiting Mrs. Edwin Asllc
In Concord, n. Nm y. Mcmahon an
son, Carl, Of Burlington visited here owe