Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-20
LAMOlLLE COUNTY
STOWE.

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STOWE.
Mrs. Prcsscn r. Gale went Saturday Ia
Schenectady, y. Y, to visit her daughter
Mrs. f.. s. Billings She was accompanied
by her daughter. Mrs. Elmer j. Houston
Oh her way to her home In Cleveland
Ohio.-Mrs. A. a. Emery. who has visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Barrows
returned Saturday to St. Adams accom-
panied by her nephew, Douglass Barrows
Mrs. Hannah styles is seriously III AT
the home Of her daughter. Mrs. w T.
Harris. Her son, Or. ,les of S. John
bury. visited her Sa.urday.-O. ~
Amber. who has passed the winter in
New York, has returned to c. F. Eddys
H A. Thomas has improved his grounds
by setting out a variety of shrubs among
them a hedge of "a japanese barberry
plants,Fishe- men were on the move be.
fore dayhreak Saturday and many stories
OF big catches were to,i at night
Through the kindness of Prof G. H.
Perkins, State seolosi.t. copies Of the
THIRD. fourth. fifth and sixth geological
reports have been placed In the public
l!brary.-State Commissioner Thomas re-
PORTS 10000 trout shipped from the State
hatchery Monday and 5000 Tuesday
The annual SUNDAY service for H. II.
Smith Post and Women's Relief Corps
will be held at Unity Church at l0:45
o'clock Sunday morning. May 80. sermon
!'y the Rev. j. Edward Wright Of Mont
pelier The 3lst will be observed as Me-
mortal day.-News has been received OF
the birth Of son, Gale Gould. May IA.
to Mr. and Mrs. Elroy s. Billings of
Schenectady. y. Y. The child lie the
grandson Of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Billings
and Mr.. and Mrs. P r. Gale OF Stowe
c. D. Gibbs OF Waterbury was in Stowe
Tuesday.-Miss Jennie Eastman, who
mas visited her sister Mrs H. E Nelson.
las returned 10 Boston.-The Bridge
Street Monday club will hold a social at
Mrs. c, F Eddy's home Friday evening
for the benefit Of the street lamps Mrs.
w. II. Kaiser and children have returned
to their home in Elmore
pretty wedding was solemnized at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs William w
Ayers Wednesday afternoon when their
daughter, Miss Theodosia Nav Ayers
was married to Ralph NJ Clark of East
Charlotte. the Rev. c. c. ST Clair %
Morrisville performing the ceremony.
Mrs. Homer Clarke was matron Of hon
or Floyd Foote was best man and the
Rroom's sister. Miss Flora Clark. was Or
Canlst. all from East Charlotte A large
number OF guests were present includ-
ing the brides grandmother, Mrs. Theo-
dosia A. Clair. and other relatives from
stowe Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Clark. Mr..
ana Mrs. n. j. Clark Of East Charlotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foote and Mrs
VIENNA Reed of Charlotte Miss Caroline
Powell OF South Burlington. Mr.. and
MIS-. Clifford Morse OF Waterbury. Mr..
and Mrs, Clark left on the afternoon
tain for visit in Boston and will re-
side in East Charlotte.-Eight years old
Fri Horner has a medium sized black
dog so we'll trained to harness that he
h'tches him to light express cart and
drives to town as hand.ly as with a
nc rse.-Mrs. Arthur French OF Water
I ury is passing few days with her hus-
fand at Mrs. Jane French's.-Mrs James
Cobb. who is 81 years OF age and one of
the oldest residents is in failing health.
In civil suit brought Tuesday before
Justice G.. NJ Watts by II. +. Shaw
against G a. Sanborn. trustee, for a
cebt OF E Conway, judgment was rem
dcred for the plaintiff for the full
amount Edward Conway, who has been
In Hyde Park Jail since May 8 for not
disclosing where he obtained liquor con-
''tded to do and was released Tuesday
- A tennis club has been formed with
Nihoers as follows: President the Rev.
y. G. Cornwell; vice-president, PRINCIPAL
W. Douglas; treasurer, Raeburn McMa-
hon. secretary, Miss Mabel Carr. ten
MS court is being laid out on Miss Bar
bera Burt's grounds.-The Rev J. O.
Angel returned Wednesday from Ran
dclph.-Mrs. Mary Belden is improving
slowly but not able to sit up.
CAMBRIDGE.
MIR, and Mrs. W. L. Blasdell OF I'm
Gerhill We're in town Saturday to attend
Tho funeral OF Mrs. Henry Coleman
The little daughter of Sherman Rogers
Is seriously Ill with pneumonia. The
Reading club will meet with
Mrs. f.. Linden Monday evening.-Mr.
ana Mrs Clarence Horner attended the
OF Mrs. Henry Coleman which |
was held at Jeffersonvlle Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Robbins have gone
to Bingham. Me. where they will make |
their home.-Mrs. NJ. A. Andrews Of
Johnson is spending several days at the |
home of her niece. Mrs W. NJ. Smith. |
and at Mrs. T. A. Storey's.-Mrs N. E. |
Bennett had the misfortune to fall while
E"niS down cellar and dislocated her
shoulder Saturday.-Miss Reba Gray is
spending several days At the home of |
'er brother. II. r.. Gray at Burlington. |
Mrs. Nellie Mead. Miss Jessie Mead
md Barney Mead are stopping at w.
Bassett OF Cambridge
Junction was In town Saturday.-Mr
ina Mrs. Myrop Leach were In town
Misses Reba and Ildah
Tray entertained seventeen ladies' FRI
lay afternoon In honor Of Mrs. F. For
est. Whist was played and dainty re-
; eshments were served.--Mr. and Mrs.
:. Forrest returned to their home at
Tiiton Tuesday.--Mrs. Hapgood and little
laughter, visited her mother. Mrs. A. |
Wilcox, saturday.-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Reynolds |
,as returned from Pawtucket, r. l.,
where she has been spending several |
weeks with her daughter,-The married |
men will give a supper at the Congrega-
icnal Church parlors 500 to 500 p. m
o-day.