Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-27
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
STOWE.

LA III " AiL6A SSON
STOWE.
Warnings have been posted for the
annual town Meeting March 3. and for
tn" annual village meeting of March
al $50 o'clock in tho basement of the
Akelcy Memorial building. Some pro-
visions Of the latter warning are TO
see il the village will vote to raise Il
hydrant tax to help pay tho water
bonds with interest; TO pay tho fremcn
for practice and IRE service to con
tribute some sum toward uniforms for
the fire department.; To continue the
-urfcw law.--The ladies OF the Meth
odist society will serve dinner town
meeting day as usual--1n the cases of
Mrs. Howard Butts OF Moscow and ROY
French Of stowe Hollow, i'll with pnou-
monia. the crisis has hoen passed fav-
orahly and they ar" doing well.--Mrs.
Cora Morrison returned to Waterbury
Center SaturdaY.--A. a. Royce was IN
Morrisvillc Saturday.-Miss Barbara
Burt has been confined to her home for
few days by illucss.--Thc visit Of the
Waterbury Center Grange to Mansfield
Mountain Grange. planned for Satur-
day 90 has been postponed on account
Of the many ill.--Mrs. Lena Brown and
daughter, Elsie are visiting in North
iicld.--Thc concert at the Memorial
building auditorium Friday evening
for the benefit Of the high school piano
fund will be given by the following
Miss +. NJ Graves. Newport. n. H.. pi-
anist: Principal f. j. Smith, Hyde
park, reader; s. NJ Boardman. clarinet
Lawrence Bigclow, violinist; H. w
Burnham. tenor; Mrs. T. A. Douglass
soprano.-Mrs. s. c. SpauldinG is quite
III with complications following the
grir.-Mrs A. H. Larroway, who has
been very i'll with grip ard complied
! items. is moro Comfortahic.-O. +. Ger
r.. is confined to his home by illness.
! Thermometers registered a below zero
here on Sunday morning and u below
Monday.-Miss Susie Bigoiow has nearly
recovered from the injury to one hr
which has confined her to the house FOL
six weeks, and was able to reopen th'
urinary school Monday.-Thc Misses
Ethel and Marjorie Watts returned Mon
day from q short visit in Burlington
Mrs. George DO-'ner is quite i'll VIII
the srip.-Mrs. l.. l.. Harris is ont agar
afte~ several weeks illncss.-Mr anc
Mrs. c. + Eddy attended the funeral o.
4. T.. Barber in Jericho Saturday .-EAd!
& Lovcjoy have contracted with w. NJ
Strong of Waterbury to rebuild the barr
burned last summer on tho Fannie Hall
place The barn will be 4sXlO0 feet, Will
modern mprovcments.-tl"tc Bros
viii carry on Lovcjoy IL Eddy's Yves
Branch farm another y"ir The place !
being equipped Ia tap 100 trees TN
sprlng.--A son. Fred, Jr. was born re
Gently to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scribner O
Bath. Me. Mr. SCribner visited hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs {. +, Scribner, las
weok-A game OF basket ball betwee
stowe high and Graniteville teams !
stowe Saturday evening resulted in
victory for Stowe.--Forrcst wilkins, VIII
has carried on the Mushkoday farm 70
o. r Luce for several years, Will b
employed the coming year by {. +
Eddy and VIII reside in one of Miss Jan
Tomlinson = tcucmcnts.-L Luce Brother
are putting ~ a large sugar house o
their farm in stowe lIollow.-H. +. Sha
Is in Burlington as juror at Unite
states court.-Mr and Mrs. c. l.. Nj
Mahon went to Burlington Tuesday f.
a few days visit.--Gcorgc s. Wade ha
received word of the death of his cousin
Chester Tracy in Belle Plain. Iowa. Eel
ruary . Mr.. Tracy was IS years of az
and was formerly a resident Of Stow
but had for many years been success
] full western farmer. lie leaves wifi
who was Miss Ellen Dimond and whoi
he married in Stowe in 1850. "A sol
Morillo S Tracy, of ReNe Plain, and
daughter, Mrs. Charles Sheets OF Osmon'
, Noh
t n T. rnco has engaged Henry
Reed of Plattsburgh, y. V to carry q
tho Nushkodav farm the coming yea
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed and family Of seTe
children viii move here March Mr.
sn,aro attach, ~ no grin Is able to