Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-24
LAMOlLLE COUNTY
STOWE.

several inches having fallen during the
night.--A son WAS born June II to Mr..
and Mrs. II. q. CanninE.-Miss Susie
Jsige,ow Is visiting in Burlington and
Malone, n. Y.-Miss Addie Biselow Of
Franklin Falls N. H., Is at home for the
summer.-Roy Slayton was found guilty
before Justice C. NJ. Watts OF taking
property belonging to r. W. Smith. A
part Of II was found in S1ayton's house
and he was fined 81, and costs amounting
to $3s.0S.-Mrs. Frank Murphy and
Charles Dorherty Of Boston. guests Of
Mrs O. e. Luce and c. l.. Mcmahon. are
visiting relatives in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mcmahon Is in Burlington for few
days.--Ahss Eva Barrows and Fremont
Stone are Ill with the measles.-The
town schools closed Friday with the
exception Of West Hi. North Hollow
and Edison hll.-The officers elected by
the Epworth League OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church are: President Mrs. ".
O. Belts; vicc-presidents Viola Russell.
Wilbur Beetles, f. C. Sleeper, Lola
Billings; secretary. Marjorie l.. Watts;
treasurer Ellen Stearns; organist,
Marjorie l.. Watts; assistant organist.
Ruth Angel.
George =. Douglass Of Minneapolis. n
son OF c. F. Douglass. and former
resident OF Stowe. has passed few days
in this vicinity on his way to attend
commencement at Yale College, his alma
mater.-Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Blood Of
Potsdam. n Y. are visiting their cousins,
Mrs. George Watts and Mrs. Horace r.
Faunce.--Nr and Mrs. Plaisted Of Mont
peler have passed few days with Mr..
and Mrs. T. Il. Smith.-Mrs. Lucius
Morrill, is Ill with measlcs.-Mrs. stephen
II. Wright and FIVE Of her children are
Ill with the meases.--The Brownsville
school. Miss Ethel Burse teacher
closed Tuesday. Mrs. Andrew WalbridFe
OF Petcrboro, ~ r.. has visited Mrs.
Mary A. Jenney.--tieorge Wakefield has
returned from n visit in St. Johnsbury.-
Stafford Hoardman Of the University Of
Vermont. II. W. Burnham md George
A. Douglass will play in the orchestra
at Norwich University commencement
A telephone has been placed in the
Summit House on Mt. Mansfie,d.-Mrs
Ruth Robinson and Mrs. Al,bic Warren
attended the funeral of the little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Robinson at
Waterbury Center Monday Arthur p
T;igclcw who spent Sunday with his fam
lily in stowe loft burlington Tues
day for Hartford. Conn.
J. royce. died at her home at the lower
village Monday evening" June 81 Mrs
Boycc was the daughter Of David and
Lucy Austin Davis and her home had al
ways been in stowe. She was AZ years
Of age and had been married 10 years
She had been in poor health for several
years hut death was caused by com
pications resulting from an attack Of the
measles. Besides her husband she leaves
an only son, Otto n. Boyce. who Is
critically III following an attack Of the
measles. hut whose condition is considered
more favorable The funeral was held
at the CONGREGATIONAL Church at ono
o'clock Wednesday afternoon.-Nir and
Mrs. e. F. Eddy have returned by way
OF the White Mountains from Marlbo"-
Mass. They We're accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs Edward +. Greene of Nl1rihoro
who are visiting them,-Mr and Mrs. f
(! a. Hin have returned from n visit to
their son. +. G. HILL in Waitsheld
Alexander Ireland OF Nova Scotia is v.s.;-
ing her daughter. Mrs Erwin l. Adams
Saturday afternoon viii be chllren's
day az Mansfield Mountain Grange. in
charge Of Mrs. Ni1a Macon. and will be
< open to tho public at o:3o O'Clock -Miss
Fannie Hawey Is i'll with the grip
James N1cAllister has had his pension
increased to $50 a month
| The funeral Of Mrs. Andrew j. Bovce
was held Mt the CONGREGATIONAL Church
Wednesday afternoon conducted BY the
Rev. A. @. Corrwell The bearers were
Justin Robinson. Edgar J. Adams. Oslo
| n Adams. Henry Reed The singers
were Mrs. Alice a. Raymond A. H.
Cheney. Mrs. Anna Kimhall. Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Mayo. The burial was in
River Bank cemetery Among thoso Mt
the funeral from out Of town were Mr.
and Mrs. Milo Small Mr.. and Mrs F.
VI. Small and William Brown OF Morris
town. Mrs. LYDIA Rivers of Barre and
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Boyce Of Rich
mond.--The Rev. Walter Dole Of North
field will speak at Unity Church Sunday
morning on the 'Fulness Of Manhood'
and IN the evening he will give some
personal rccollections OF DIR. Edward
Everett Hale for which he is especially
qualified having studied in his office in
his youth and having beer a life long
friend.--stowe Ia we'll represented among
the graduates Of the universities this
year. At the University Of Vermont are
! Philip E. Adams, James p. Campbell.
| George s. Harris ard Conrad A Adams.
| anu at INOTWlCn, ffarOlu NJ. lirNSn, FRANK
r. Robinson and John S, Smith. All but
| two are graduates Of stowe high school
Several MANNERS OF the Torrent Hose
| company attended the meeting OF the
| County F!remen's association in Norris
willie Tuesday evening.-Mrs. Bertha
1shnm Wood of Georgia Is visiting in
Stowe.-Mrs. ", b. Macutchan Is gain
ing rapidly nnd Is able 10 be out little.
I-Among those attending commencement
| Of Norwich University are Mr.. ana Mrs.
S. NJ. Brush. Miss Ethel Brush Frank
" Smith, tho Misses Minnie and Mildred
Smith and II. C. McMahon.-At hear
ing before Justice G. NJ. Watts r. II.
Thayer was sentenced to not loss than
three nor more than four months at
| Hyde Park Jail for furnishing liquor "a
a minor. The minor in the case was
Clyde Brink. who was found guilty of
| intoxication and disclosed on Thayer.
! Brink was placed under the care of Pro-
baton Oflcer G. q. St. Clare Of Morris
| Vile who was In Stowe to attend to trio
matter Tuesday.-At the Congregational
| Church Sunday morning. the pastor Will
| give an address on Edward Everett
Hale. y. D.. His Life. Work and InNu-
cnce."
MORRLSVILLE.
Mrs. Nancy Buxton of Berlin, Mass, n
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Niles, re-
turned home Saturday.-Mr and Ms r
a. Wiley returned to Watervile Satur-