Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-23
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from 3rd PaKe.)


by dogs in Ludlow; doe by dogs in Pow
nall deer, by dogs in Wa:crville; deer, by
dogs in plymouth Union; two, by dogs
near Lake Dunmore; one chased by dogs
and ordered killed in Monkton; deer by
dogs in lIardwick; deer found dead in
river. probably chased by dogs. in Wind
ham county: deer killed " railroad train
near Manchcster.-Mrs. Jackson is at
home from visit OF several weeks in
Lowell Mass.--Miss Frances Smith went
Monday to waterbury Center to teach.
Fourteen young ladies of the high
school and alumni gave u leap year party
t. as many Young mon at the Akcley
Memorial building Friday evening. The
ladies. CARRIED in rain coats and Derby
hats escorted the men to the hall where
games. dancing and refreshments made
up pleasant cveninc.-A well conducted
discus sion between the two upper classes
of the high school a he'd Friday after
noon on the question Resolved. That
Stowe Should Have License" with Stat
ford Boardman. clyde Jenncy and Ethel
brush Of the senior class Tor the affrma-
tive and Lawrence Bigelow. Ruth McMa-
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afternoon. -Offccrs elected by the Metho-
dist Foreign Missionary society are:
President. Mrs Merte Angel; vico-presi-
Jopt Nrre Alma Hrush. secretary and
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Easter services "o'e "e1u az '''''s
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a,a,,,+ ~ tho absence Of
,a .t,a po, q AnrelI. who
'''e ..,,, ,,,, o,r,,o1 conferences NJ
,t...,.,. ,,,,r,i,c Cor VIC nftb wear
et, rho Misses Lola billings and
Ia,to co,horn Of tho Johnson normal
o,'a, iced ,ha tastcr vacation at
.,Ht, ho,,,oa in S+ovoE 7 Adams will
-, oto,,. tho first If Nav to NJ =.
D,,..o,,., house at tho lower village. Mr..
pvseou bas moved into the Culver house
,,,,rcb,sod ~ Roswell Russell.-Mr. and
Nrs n Z Lance have returned from a
,,isit tn 1surlinrton
IN. Roy Eliza NJ H. Abbott was the
reciniont of a generous Easter Offering
from many friends Easter morning
Niise 1sahcl Adams is at home from
Montgomery on brief vacaton.-The
remains Of Howard Chapiu, the eldest
cb,ld or Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Chaplin
of HYDE park. but formerly of stowe
will he brought here for burial this
afternoon. The boy was "A years of
ave He died Tuesday morning of pncu-
,nonia The funeral viii be held in Hyde
park-A team will call lturday for old
naners and magazincs for the benefit OF
tbe Cemetery association Eugene La
coes If Massachusetts is visiting his
bro,bor Edgar Incoss in Stowe.-L. A
pike Of Montreal is in Stowe.-The condi-
+ion of claude Adams. who is seriously
III W,,n p,'' dang,,,cr was horn Monda,
night to Mr.. and Mrs Henry Sanborn.-A
regular blizzard prevailed here Monday
night and Tuesday forenoon with an Incl
or two Of snow and high Wind'-Th'
subject OF the sermon at Unity Church