Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-13
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from 3rd PaEe.)

Mcmahon. Miss Grace Bigelow. Mrs.
O. r. Luce; picnic committee, Mrs. Yer
non wilkins. Mrs. Cora Vearren,
Herbert T.. Straw: committee on sports,
DR.. II. w. Barrows. N. ii. Kaiser II. G.
McMahon.--At II regular meeting of
Mansfield Mountain Grange Saturday
afternoon the first and second degrees
were conferred upon Mr.. and Mrs.
Ansel l.. Barrows.-Mrs. II. w. Bar
rows and two children are visiting In
St Albans.-Mrs. Eliza beth Clark
son, went Monday to Chazy Lake, n.
Y, to visit fricnds.--The check list Is
posted and contains the names of 400
voters. A meeting OF the board OF civil
authority for revising the list will
he held at the town clerks office, An
gust Is at two o'clock.-Miss Agnes
Baird Of 1rayston Is n guest at C. r.
Eddy's-Mrs. Rosamund McCutchcon
went Saturday to Essex to
visit her daughter. Mrs. g..
*. Bcecher, and family of
Woonsoclset r. J., who are spending
the summer therc.--Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Smith of Morrisville passed
Miss Louise Swift, who attended stowe
high school last year, is camping In
Eden with Hyde Park schoolmates.--
Miss Mabel Bissonet of Burlington Is
n guest at +. l.. Smith's.-Isabel and
Waite Smith have returned from
Thompson's Point-The Rev. ]. j..
Lewis's lectures have been postponed
for two weeks.-The Rev II. A. q.
Able of the Congregational Church Is
away on a vacation. The Rev. J.. s.
Cole Will preach during his absence
c. n Adams and Mrs. Mason Adams
attended the funeral of Mrs. Adams's
brother, Omri Bruce, In Morctown Fri
day.
Harold t. Cheney and Herbert Wright
left Monday for Syracuse. n. y, where
they will enter Syracuse University IN
September Principal and Mrs. W. ii.
Douglass left Monday for IA visit In AL
bany n. Y. Mr.. Douglass accompanied
Messrs. Cheney and Wright to Syracuse.
Miss Carrie Starkey of New York city
ts passing her vacation at S. J., Dewey q
b. A. Mills is attending the Bible school
In Sheldon.-Mrs. William Mills Is visit
Ing relatives in Enosburgh Falls,-Mrs. {.
J.. Holt and son. Harry, of Montpelier
passed Sunday with their cousin, Mrs. J.
r. French and are now visiting IN Ne
braska aDonald, the younger son of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. Il. Sallos. IS =, with rheu-
matte fever.-Jesse X. Pike was taken TO
his home In Waterbury Sunday on a bed.
Mrs. o. A .Barrows Is in Barre for
medical observation-disclosures Bouchard Of
Bethel visited Mrs. George wilkins Mon
day.-EEgs are selling for q cents AMI
butter for 20 cents.--District superintend-
ent G.. W. Hunt will preach at tho Meth
odist Church August 3.-The Mum fam
3Iy's annual reunion will BE held at the
Palisades Park Thursday.-Gcorge w.
Sallies continues quite ill.-C. +. Eddy
is on an automobile trip to Pittsford and
Shoreham.-Mrs. w. Il. McCutchan IS
taking vacation from her duties In
Eddy & MCCutchan's dry goods store
Mrs. G. W. Buzzell and daughter. Belle.
left Monday to visit Burlington. Middle
sex and Montpelier.-Stanord Boardnan
and Dwight Harris will enter Vermont
University in the fall
Everybody Is urged to take an interest
in preparing for the observance OF old
home week. All funds contributed above
the necessary expenses will be given to
the treasury of Stowe Military band,
who will as usual assist IN making tho
field day attra active. Already citizens arc
making their lawns and premises more
attractive.-Mrs. Mary Raymond Cady
and daughter, Mrs. Henry G. Mckay and
Erandsons. Raymond and Ralph Mckay,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Thomas.
Mrs Cady is n sister OF Mrs. Thomas
and resides in Norfolk, Va. where her
son-in-law, II. c. McKoy. is comptroller
of the Norfolk & Southern railway.--A.
w. Allen gave moving picture exhibit
ton Mt the Akeley Memorial building
Tuesday evening under the auspices OF
the Modern Woodmen.
A republican caucus to nominate a
town representative has been called for
Saturday evening at eight o'clock at tho
town hail.-Dr. and Mrs. A. 7. New
hall of Salem. sninss,. are passing two
weeks in Stowe. This us DR.. NewhNll's
first visit to his native town IN SO years
and the second since he left for Massa-
chusetts idn 1s70-Miss Mary j. Bigeiow
OF Salem. Mass. is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Bigelow.-Mrs. T. A.
Clair has returnedtfrom an extended visit
to her daughter, Mrs. w. J. Ayers. in
Ferrisburgh.-Mrs. u. X. Seaver OF
Cady's Falls 10 a visitor IN Stcwe,-lMr.
and Mrs. Henry Durgy and two sons OF
Boston are visiting Mr.. Durgy's parents.
Mr and Mrs. John Durgy.-N. Bigelow
was IN Montpelier Tuesday.-Mrs., J. NJ.
Flanagan and two children Of Ports
mouth, y. H., are visiting her parents.
Mr. and AIRS. J. A. 1nice.-The entertain
snent at West Branch Church Thursda $
evening will include the usual features Of
IN academy graduation. Among those
~xho Will take part are Mr.. and Mrs. G..
q McAllister. Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Foster,
T. II. Bigclow A. b. Alger. Rhett F1etch-
Ar, Mrs. A L. Gale, Mr.. and Mrs II. T..
Straw, i. L. 13igelow. G. G. Foster, the
Misses Susie Downer, Annie Bigelow, Eu-
Die B.geiow. Polly Gale. Grace Bigelow.-
fhe Rev j.. Q. ANGEL left Wednesday for
Randolph to visit his father. Wednesday
evening ne performed n wedding cere-
Snony In Mortified Miss Mae Doherty.
who has passed thrce weeks with her
lunt, Mrs. o. +. Luce. Is visiting in Bur
engton on her way TO her home in Bos-
ton-The arrangements for observing Ola
Home week include union service Mt
Unity Church at 1880 o'clock Sunday
morning. an old home reception at tho
! Akeley Memorial building auditorium on
I Tuesday evening, general picnic at the
Palisades Park at noon Wednesday and
sports on Main street Wednesday after
noon
WATERVILLE.
Master Albert Ell arrived at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tobln Monday
The Rev. and Mrs. G. G. Wescots of
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