Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
STOWE.

At the annual meeting on Saturday af-
ternoon OF II. II. Smith Post G. A. r.,
these officers were elected: Commander
Ira Mum; senior vice-commander, Jack
son Sargent. Junior vice-commander. S.
NJ. Brush, uuartermaster. Henry u.
Thomas; officer of the day, 5. c. Spauld-
ing: surgeon, Abram. Burnett; officer of
the guard. Henry Gibbs. The Womens
Relief Corps elected these officers:
President. Mrs. Lucy Scribner; senior
vice-presidcnt Mrs. f,lonora Gerry;
junior vice-prcsident. Mrs. Mary RUSSELL
treasurer. Mrs. Alice Raymond; chaplain,
Mrs Eliza BETH Fuller conductress, Mrs.
Susie Boar'lman; guard, Mrs. Pea rle
Peterson; installing officer, Mrs. Alice
Thomas; delegate to department con-
vention; Mrs. Melinda Drugg; alternate
Mrs Emma Erush At the regular meet
ngs " these orders on Jan /. 1910, these
officers will re installed and banquet
Will he served at noon.-Ieo ]. Moody
bookkeeper in the office of Bruce and
Edgerton. in Minneapolis, is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ~ r. Moody A
telephone mas been placed in o. T.
Gerry's resdence.-Dwight Harris a
sophomore at the University OF Vermont
underwent an operation at Mary Fletch-
er hospital Saturday for appendicitis
His brother. George S. Harris, Of Barre
was with him.
Angus l. Gale Is disabled by an acct
dent. He was leading a refractory COW
to the village Saturday and when near
A. B. Ayers was thrown down and one
shoulder was dislocated- name OF
Noney c. Babcock. chaplain, was omit
ted from the list of officers elected by Fl.
II. Smith Post. q. A. r., Saturday.-A
daughter was born on December to Mr..
and Mrs, James Cary Of Edson Hil.-The
poles for the electric power line from
Morrisville are being set In the village
Sarah w. Brown and her Chicago choir
boys gave very pleasing entertainment
Monday evening. The next entertain
ment in the lecture course will he con-
cert by the Dunbar company December
2S.-Hownrd A. Butts Of Moscow slipped
Monday on the icy doorstep and fell
breaking two ribs.--rhe Peoples Acad-
envy basket ball team plays the Stowe
high school team at the town hall Fri
day evening.-Walter Warren. employed
by c. A. simmons in Stowe Hollow, has
moved TO the George s. Gibbs place
The Rev. J. q. Angel goes TO Randolph
TO preach for the Federated Church
there next Sunday. Mrs. Fred Cay viii
conduct the service at the Methodist
Church in the morning and tho Rev. A.
G. Conwell will preach at West Branch
in the afternoon,-M ard Mrs Frank
Burt have taken one Of the Bailey tene-
ments at the lower village.
At the meeting OF the cemetery aasocia-
ton Tuesday 1t was voted to discontinue
the monthly meetings during the winter.
The next meeting will be held with Mrs.
C. d. Bruce, the first Wednesday In
March.--Lawrence Bigelow of Midd,ebury
College IL at home recovering from the
grip.-Mr and Mrs, l.. 8. Page returned
Wednesday from North Hyoe Park. They
will keep house In G. s. McAllister' a
tenement. Felix Sherbut was In
Waterbury Wednssday.-A monument
from the Mortified marble and granite
works has been placed IN the village
cemetery for Mrs. Jennie l.. Wade.
A teachers meeting will be held at the
high school building. Stowe. Saturday
200 p. M; subjects, writing. music and
drawing.