Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-10
STOWE.

springs are very low.
STOWE.
Tho capture OF Nelson Styles at about
two O'Clock Saturday morning was made
by Fred and Roy Ploof who had been
stationed at Styglcs's house ny Sheriff
Burt Styles escaped there the night
before from Sheriff Jones of Wolcott
going ont into the night barefooted and
clad only in shirt and overalls. lie went
to the house of Edward Russell on Jul-
son Hill when he remained during the
day. lie will have his hearing on a
charge OF selling liquor at Hyde Park -
c. r. Wheeler. who Is charged with be
Ing implicated in the affair. has had n
hearing before Justice T. r..
cobb. has been bound over to
the December term Of county
court. Not being able to secure
bail he will be taken to Hyde Park
John Campbell and bride OF White River
Junction are passing a part of Their
HONEYMOON in stowe. Mr.. Campbell Is
tho son ot j. T. Campbell Miss Nctt'e
Brush of Montpelier and Miss Mabel
Carr are among those who passed last
week In camp at Lake Mansfield
Of her brother. William Johnson. left sat
urday for her home in Decrng, y. H
Warner Nelson OF Boston Is a visitor IN
Stove--B A. Mills was at home from
Essex Junction over Sunday.-'Mlss
Frances Smith OF Waterbury, Center, was
In Stowe Saturday and Sunday
State Game Commissioner Thomas re-
ports the following deer Illegally killed:
August 2. buck In South Royalton
August {, doe with broken leg found
dead In Woodstock; August 4, large
buck shot In Springfield. probably by
Italians; August 49, buck shot In STAN
nard; August q. fawn killed by dogs In
Rutland city: August %; doe fawn
drowned In Woodford: August 2s, doe
Killed In Eden Corners; August 81, large
buck with ten points. shot In Montpelier.
DR. Henry Tsber and daughter, Miss
Charlotte Taber. returned to Worcester.
Mass. Monday.--Alva6' II. Bigelow of
Salem. Mass, Is guest at Inc
Lodges Mrs. c. r. Eddy and her
mother Mrs. D. l.. Stoddard. and Mrs
Anna Kimhall and Mrs M'nchin Of
Meriden, Conn, are visiting Mt Mans
fleld-Mr and Mrs. w. T. Sabin and
Clarence Johnson returned 10 Spring
field, Mass. Monday.-The Rev. II. a.
c. Able Will leave this week with a
COMPANY of men on visit to Mexico. -
The bridge over the Iarrows brook near
the Gale schuolhouse Is being replaced
BY an iron culvert-Miss Nettie Brush
and sister, Miss Ethel Brush. were visi-
tors In Cambridge over Sunday. Miss
Brush returned Tuesday TO Montpelier. -
The ladies' of the Congregational So
ciety met Wednesday afternoon ~
the Observation-Disclosures. Paul Tinkham and
daughter, Miss Maud Tinkham Of Mills.
Mass, are guests at c. l.. McMahon's.-
Miss Ruth Bigelow of Burlington visited
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. BiEo-
low. over Sunday. Mrs. Bigelow accom-
panied her to Burlington Monday for n
few DAYS stay with her son, Mayor W.
J. Bigelow.
VIII the party who found a package
containing young girls clothes and rub
hers on tho main road to Waterbury be-
tween Moscow and the stowe postoflice.
on Saturday forenoon, please return the
same to or notify y. Ngelow.
Stowe high and graded school opened
Tuesday with tho largest attendance in
ns history, $40 with 10 or "a more expect
cd. An especially strong faculty Is In
charge. Principal w. II. Douglas and
Miss Ruby 6tockweli. whose past work IN
the high school gives assurance OF sue
cess Edwin r Bigelow with 80 years
experience in the Phillips grammar school
in Salem, Mass, IS principal Of the gram
mar school Miss Lola Billings and Miss
Louise Chaplin have charge OF the second
and first intermediate. Miss Susie Bigc-
| low begins her ninth year as principal OF
| the primary department with Miss Mabel
Wright as general assistant and In
charge Of music and drawing Miss Elva
Warren Will assist In the primary depart
rnent The school building IS Inadequate
| TO accommodate so many pupils.-The
high school seniors have organized with
| Raebrlrn Mcmahon rs president. AVIS
| Vearren, vice-pres,dent, Hea!ey Bashaw,
| secretary, Rebecca Burt, treasurer.-The
| high school seniors will give reception
| Friday evening at the Akeley Memorial
| building TO the school faculty to which
all are cordially invitcd.-Cones on the
ends OF willow branches are apparently
becoming more frequent and have attract
ed much attention and curiosity, They
are conc gals and are caused by the
sting OF q tiny 1nsect.-Mrs L. G. BBshaw
| In passing q week with relatives IN North
Hyde Park and Eden,--Mrs @. X, Beech
| err and children have returned TO Woon-
socket, r. !. Mrs. Rosamund Macutchan
| accompanied them and Will remain there
| for the present,-The morning service al
Unity Church Sunday VIII DO omitted or
account Of the absence Of the pastor. the
Rev, Eliza NJ. II. Abbott In Maine, The
young peoples service at 7;30 O'Clock vii
be resumed Sunday evening,-Mrs, J, f.!
Goodenough of Montpelier is visiting hel
aunt, Mrs. Mason Ada ms-Miss Florilla
Benson Is failing Mrs, Bert Wedge al
| stowe Forks is ill.-Miss Beulah Robin
| son Is ill.-The West Branch schoo
opened Tuesday with Mrs, Douglass o.
| Claremont, N. H.. teacher. Tho Luce
Hill school opened Tuesday with Miss
| Marjorie Burt substituting for Miss Lu
c,nda Douglass,-It was q little stowe
boy not much more than three years OF
age, who checked himself the other da,
IN a night OF the imagination, saving ="
must stop lying. l am going 10 he
minister when I grow up. and I'm no
going TO be one Of the lying kind either.