Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-11-04
LAMOlLLE COUNTY
STOWE,

SIOW r.
Willis W. Culver died October o.. at
/ Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington and
the BODY was brought to Stowe Thursday.
/ He was "a years OF age and was born
! in Canada. He had resided for many
! years in the western part Of stowe known
/ as Nebraska. and had been employed as
/ sawyer in c. A. and r. L. Burts mill
/ in Nebraska for % years. He leaves a
wife. Mrs. Sarah Jane Russell Culver, two
! sons ". II. Culver and u. II. Culver.
| q daughter, Mrs. Edgar Hayes, all of
! Stowe. His surviving brothers and sisters
! are Elbridge G. Culver of Waterbury,
| Randall Culver Of Stowe and John Culver
! Of trnderhil, Mrs Clarissa Latonche Of
[ Stowe and Mrs. Alzada Chase of Burling-
! ton The funeral was held at Unity
! Church at two o'clock Saturday after
noon.
! Successful hunters are Giles Dewey
! Henry Foster Fred Morrill, and son.
Willie Morrill,. Mark Gibbs. Tho first wo-
! man I'm stowe to secure deer is Mrs
| q. ". Styles, who shot 200 pound
buck FridaY morning. u is reported that
Mt least 80 have been shot in Stowe. Tho
later hunters are meeting with as good
| success as earlier ones.
Mrs Samuel ". Rarrows died Sun
day afternoon. aged IS years. She
was born In New Hampshire and lived
for 30 years in Bethel, coming to this
town three years ago. She is sur
vlved by her husband. to whom she
would have been married 80 years No
vember ~. Mr. Barrows is SO years
old She also leaves a son and two
daughters, DR.. II. w. Barrows and
Miss Clara A. Barrows of this town
and Mrs. Austin A. Emery Of st. Al,
lbans.-Sixty- three deer have been
killed in Stowe this season. Eight
hunters from Moscow returned with
eight deer.
The funeral of Willis w. Culver was
conducted by the Rev. ] Q. Angel at
Unity Church Saturday afternoon. The
bearers were Mr.. Culver's sons. W. ".
Culver and D. r. Culver, grandson. Lewis
Culver and brother, Randall Culver.
Hymns were sung by Mrs. II. W. Bar
rows, Mrs. \. H. Kaiser. A. Fl. Cheney
and c. A. Riley. The burial was In the Wes,
Branch cemctery.-Miss Martha Wright
visited in Montpelier Saturday.-Dr. and
Mrs o. D. Greene guests At c. Z. Burts,
returned to Bethel SaturdaY.-At the
annual fair Of the Mansfield Mountain
was in charge Of Ceres Mrs. Phehe
Adams and included n solo by Clistus
Tomnson: Rotations by Mrs. Lena
Brown, Mrs G. S. McAllster. Alice
Magoon. Elsie Brown, Elliott Barrows
and an address on corn by Oliver p. Kipn,
There was an interesting display of butter
grass. corn. apples vegetables. preserves
and canned fruit. jeliies. botanical
I md rls y
ting The first entertainment In the Stowe
lecture course will be given Thursday
evening, November 4, by the sterling
jubilee singers.--A son. Alberton Healey.
was born on October 20 to Mr.. and Mrs
Healey H. Johnson.--Truman Il. Smith Is
III with bronchial pneumonia. high
school Merry Widows" give Hallowe en-
entertainment at the Memorial Building
Friday evening.-The Rev A. g. Cornwen
gave a sermon to children Sunday morn
ing by photograph.
Mr.. and Mrs D. c. Scrihner, in North
Pennington several years. have moved
back to their farm. George Bassett has
moved from the Scribnor farm TO O. r..
I.uce's Gold Brook tenement.-Mr. and
Mrs. S. II. Warren have moved to one
of Miss Jane Tomlinsons tenements.-
j. S. WhittemOre Of Burlington and
Craig O. Burt arc camping at Lake
Mansfeld.-A valuable brood mare be-
longing to G. r. ana r. o. Burt was
found IN the pasture with broken leg
and was shot-Mrs J. Q. Angel and
daughter, Evelyn, returned from RAN
dolph Mondav.-Lcon wilkins. guest of
his brother. Forrest wilkins returned
Monday to Waterbury Center.-Mrs.
Frank Burt is quite ill-Howard Smith
OF Morrisvile Is here on account OF the
illness OF his father. r. B. Smith, with
bronchial pncumona.-M and Mrs. +.
L. Wells returned Monday from st.
John, J.. q. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Mary Goddard Of ST. John, who
will reside with her daughter and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs Felix o. Wells
Mrs ]. A. Brooks of Gilmore visited her
sister. Mrs. p. r. Gallo over Sunday
Tho ladies of Unity Church will serve
dinner at the vestry to-day
Funeral services for Mrs. S. w. Bar
rows were conducted at her home by
the Rev. Walter Dole OF Enfield n. H.,
Tuesday afternoon, The bearers were
Herbert f. Straw, Albert II. Cheney
Aimon f. Douglass and Lucius l.. Har-
ris, Hymns We're sung by A. II. Cheney
and C. A. Riley. with Miss Laura
J HoINas as OTPdnlst. Inc pullti was IL
River Bank cemetery. Among those
present were Mr., and Mrs. Austin A
Emery, Mrs. Helen Chamberlain anc
Mrs. James Graham of ST. Adams. Mr.
Emery OF Bethel. DR. G. d. Samson OF
burlington, George Greeley and Mrs
Mary Dibell of Waterbury Center.-Com
missioner Thomas Is receiving a large
! amount Of mail from game wardens an'
from town clerks Tuesdays included IL
letters.-Miss Florence Dewey OF thu
Waterbury Stare hospital visited he
home Monday--Wild geese were seen OF
o their way South Sundny.--Mrr Clayton
= b. Boyce OF Montpelier is visiting he
q parents, Mr. and Mrs C. F. Eddy.-Th
e condition OF 7. p. smith. who has beef
t seriously Ill, IL improving.
e Commissioner Thomas is receiving
d large number OF reports from game ward
). ems by every mail, He received 40 piece
X OF first-class matter Tuesday and 96 piece
. IN the morning mail Wednesday .--Georg
= Moody and Miss Eva Robinson were mar
II ried on Tuesday evening. the Rev. r. w
q Collins performing the ceremony. the
X VIII occupy Spencer Moody's house II
I Moscow.-H, S. Nutting and family ~
r tended the funeral In Worthwhile Tuesd"
OF his brother I'm law DR. Edward Snei