Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-21
STOWE.

The annual memorial sermon TO the
members of II. II. Smith Post, q, A. r.,
will be preached by the Rev J. q. An
CELL at the Methodist Church Sunday,
May 2i.--Mrs. II. a. c. Able and two
children arrived in stowe Saturday after
a visit of seven weeks with relatives in
ffshkil- on -thc-IIudson. n. Y.-Miss An
mic Mayo visited her sister in Mortified
over Sunday.--Miss Jessie Nelson of the
second intermediate department passed
Sunday at her home in Barre.-Mrs. +. T.
Straf ford gave a 500 party to about so
ladies Friday evening.--Miss Belle Ken
field returned Saturday to Boston after
a brief visit with relatives in Stowe. Miss
Kenfeld and sister, Mrs. George Brush,
and little daughter visited in johnson
Thursday and Friday.--The village and
the town schools generally were closed
Friday, the teachers attending the nsti-
tutc in Observation-Disclosures i. Sallies
returned Saturday from a visit in Mont
pelicr and Norctown-Mr. and Mrs. n.
1sigclow returned Saturday from brief
visit in Burlington.-Thc Methodist For
cign Missionary society will meet at the
parsonage this afternoon for the
mite box opening.
Frank Gilbert of Waterbury was ar
rested Saturday for intoxicaton and
passed Sunday in the lookup, At a hear
ing Monday morning before Justice G. NJ.
Watts ne was found guilty, his fine and
costs amounting to $3.50 which he paid.
Mrs Abbie Warren left Monday for
Salem. Mass. where she will spend some
time with relatives for the benefit Of her
health. She was accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Elva Warren.--H. s.
Nutting went Monday to Montpelier for
a weeks visit with his daughter, Mrs.
Fred Douglass.-Charles Hopkins of
Lowell. Mass. is in stowe on business
G. II. Douglass moved his household
goods to Waterbury Monday.-The fol-
| lowing birds have been observed by Mrs.
! G. A. Riley in the grounds about her
home on Sunset street Thee sparrow,
nuthatch. chickadee downy woodpeck
or, English sparrow. Junco song spar
| row, robin. bluebrd phoebe, purple
| finch. house wren. chipping sparrow,
bla ckbird, vesper sparrow, barn swallow.
! Baltimore orole. yellow warbler, least
fly catcher The songs Of the hermit
| thrush. catbird and white throated spar
| row have also been heard.
sunday morning the members of II.
H. Smith Post and Woman's Relief
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| building at ton o'clock and at half
| past ten proceed to the Methodist
| Church when the annual memorial SER
mon will be preached by the Rev. J. Q.
| Angell.-Ira NJ Carr OF Montpelier call
| ed on his sister, Miss Mabel Carr.
| Tuesday. Mr. Carr was one Of a dele
cation from the Montpelier Lodge OF
| the Junior order OF American 4,ie
hancs who passed through here on
their way to Morrsville to organize
| lodge.-Miss Mae Doherty of Boston,
who passed some time here last sum-
mer with her aunt. Mrs. o. f. Luce,
| graduated Thursday from the Boston
| College of Pharmacy.--Mrs. George S.
| Wade is quite ill.--Mrs, Ira Mum, who
has been ill., is improving slowly.-Mr.
and Mrs. y. Bigelow are keeping house
| for their daughter Mrs Abbic War
| rem, during her absence in Massachu
sets. Misses Flo and Grace Dewey
are in charge of the central telephone
| office.
| The program for the observance of
Memorial day has been arranged by
| Commander II. G.. Thomas as follows:
| The members of H II. Smith Post, ac
companied by Stowe Military band will
meet at Akeley memorial building at
| $50 a. M. and will leave at ten for
West Branch cemetery. where the SOL