Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-01
STOWE.

Bernard McManus was convicted on u
charge of breach of the peace and sem
fenced to pay a so fine and SIS costs.
The fine was suspended and the boy
placed in charge of the probation ofiicer
for two years.
Miss Nellie Sargent is in Concord, N.
H., TO visit friends and TO attend the
millinery openings.-Sta ord Boardman,
Conrad Adams. Philip Adams. James Il.
Campbell and Dwight Harris are at home
from the University of Vermont for a
two weeks vacation.-The village schools
closed Monday for the spring vacation.
Mis- Susie Downer went saturday TO
Boston, where she has n position.-Mrs.
Hudson Cary Is Ill with pneumonia
Sugaring commenced with n big run Of
sap Friday and Saturday.p-Levi Taylor
will move to Herbert Warrcn's house on
Fucker street. Eugene BAILEY. who oc-
cupied IL has moved to Mrs Lena Browns
tenement.
j. A. kellogg Of Montpelier was in
stowe Saturday completing the deeds ~
the places sold on Bridge street to
Messrs. Hawley and Stcbbins.-Mss Rose
straw Ia recovering from n severe cold
The Rev. Albert Cornwel of Montreal
preached Mt the Congregational Church
Sunday.-Lloyd Douglass of Waterbury
Is visiting his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. f.. DouRlass.-Miss Marjorie
Watts returned to her work at Eddy &
NcCutchcon's store Monday after an nb-
sencc Of three weeks on account Of NJ
ncss.-Mrs. J. f. Houston has not been
as we'll for a few days.
George w. Burt died at his home
in Edison hill Tuesday morning after
a short Illness with bronchial pneu-
monia. MIR. Burt had been in poor
health for some time. but was con-
fined to the bed only a few da US. He
was about IS years of age and is sur
vivcd by one sister. Mrs. Mary Barnes
of stowe. He was born in Stowe and
passed tho most OF his life here. July
{. 1884, he married Miss Maria Stone,
who died in October, 1908. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burt celebrated their golden we'd
ding in 1904. or the ten children born
to them, Mrs. Gratia Tomlinson, Mrs.
Ruth Robinson and Frank W. Burt
live in stowe. william G. Rurt in Sar-
anac Lake, n. Y. Mrs. Carrie Burt
Auckerman in South Dakota. Mrs. e.
J. Smalley In Burlington, Miss Abbic
Eurt in New Rochelle, y. Y, and three
arc dead. There arc IS grandchildren
and six great grandchildren. The fu-
roral will be held at tho West Branch
Church this afternoon ut one
o'clcck.-Mrs. Mira Godfrey Cary, wife
of Hudson Car. died Mt her home
IN West hin Monday afternoon after
a short Illness with pneumonia fol-
lowing several months' illness from q
complication Of trouble. Mrs. cary
had passed tho most of her life in
Stowe. &ho leaves three children.
Willard Cary and James Cary Of
stowe M Mrs. James Condor OF
Montpelier, and a sister. Mrs. Hollis
s. Edison of stowe. Tho funeral was
held at the West Branch Church
at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
State Commissioners Thomas visited
the state fish hatchery in Roxhury
Tuesday. Mr.. Thomas is mailing the
synopsis of tho state fish and game
Ia ws to the wardens throughout tho
state. Miss Lou Vearen is assisting
Miss Carr in Mr.. Thomas's Office
William Miner has purchased OF Mrs.
Cora Chafee tho IIutchins farm on
Luce hill.-Miss Jcffov.es Leet and
Miss Maria Spencer Of C~larenont. n.
II. are guests at w. #. Douglass's.
L. l.. Harris will have charge Of the
service at Unity Church Sunday morn
ing.-The ladies' Of Unity Church will
serve supper at their vestry Thursday
a~fternoon.--Ira Mum is moving into
rooms in Mrs. Kate Stafford's house on
Sunset street.-The. and Mrs. Chandler
Watts Of Morrisville are at Mrs. Stella
Luce's for a few days.-F. ]. Holden Will
move to +. L. Cooley's tenement this
week Mrs. u. -. Thomas and daughter,
Mrs. j. S. Whittcrorc, visited Montpelier
Tucsday.-I.otters from Mr.. and Mrs. O.
A. Darrows in I.amen, colo. report that
their son, Martin, is failing rapidly
The condition of John Straw has Been
more favorable for a day or two.-Mrs.
Stebbins and family will move this week
to the house purchased of J. A. kellogg.
The funeral of Mrs. Hudson Cary was
held Wednesday afternoon Mt West
Branch Church. conducted by the Rev.
]. .. Angel. and the burial was made
in west Branch cemetery. Abbie
Warren will leave Hampton. Va. foI
Stowe Thursday. Mrs. Warren's health
has been much improved during her so
'ourn In the South Mrs. A. II. Cheney
continues to improve in health.-G, W
Adams made 90 gallons Of syrup from
his sugar orchard Tuesday. c. II. Chaplin
was ono Of tho first to bring syrup into
the market Saturday
CAMBRIDGE.
The remains OF Mrs. Della Jones, a
former resident OF this place, were
brought here from Boston Friday night
and the funeral was held at tho Motho-
dist Church saturday. Mrs. Jones died