Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-13
STOWE.

The Christian Endeavor societies o.
stowe, North Hyde Park, Morrisville.
Waterville and Jacksonville were
represented at the Lamoille county
convention held at the Congregational
Church May s. Dinner was served
by the local society The Rev. A. q.
Cornwell presided. Mss Grace Young,
OF Fair Haven, state secretary, and
the Rev. +. X. Morris OF bennington
conducted n conference OF the work
of the committee and Rev. f. II. Morris
gave an address. These officers were
elected: President, the Rev. A. q.
Cromwell, stowe; vice president. K.
p. Thomas, Cambridge; secretary, Rob
ert Eaton. Worthwhile: treasurer. Mrs.
G. n. Kneeland, Hyde Park-At a bus
mess meet of the Methodist Ladies' Aid
society Wednesday May g. Mrs.
George a. Sanborn was elected presi-
dent; Mrs. +. J. Holden. secretary;
Mrs G. NJ Watts. treasurer.
c. o. Burt is setting out 1900 pine
seedlings received from the state expert
ment station in continuation Of a plan for
reforcsting the pasture land near the mill
Of the c. Z. & +. q. Burt Lumber com
pany. Four thousand seedlings have been
set out the past two years-Miss Anna
G. Bracket OF New York city has ar
rived in stowe for the summer. Harry F..
Pike, who has been very Ill with APP
pendctis. underwent an operation Sun
day morning Mrs. Mary Teldin is ILL.,
The funeral OF George Newell. the two
r1onths' old son of Mr. and Mrs Frank
Worcester. was held ut their home in
Moscow Monday afternoon. The child
died Saturday night Of bronchial pneu-
Nv
Waterbury passed Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Melinda Marshall. at John
straws--B. A. Mills passed Sunday in
| Colchester James Tucker OF Waterbury
passed Sunday in stowe--There was
large attendance at the Congregational
Church Sunday morning when tho
churches united. in tho observance Of
mothers day" The members Of II. n.
Smith Post. Woman's Relief Corps and
Mt. Mansfield Camp Of Modern Wood
men attended.-Mrs James T.. Houston
and Harry f. Pike. who were operated
upon for appendicitis last week, are do
/ ira as well could be expected Mrs
j. Newell Bigelow continues quite Ill.,
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
served supper at the vestry Wednesday
nfternoon.-Mrs. II. r. Shaw and George
| ". Gale attended the funeral OF their
| aunt. Mrs. Ezra Fuller, In Waterbury
/ Center Tuesday Walter Mansfield at
/ tended the funeral Of his brother, Wins
/ low H. Mansfield, In johnson Tuesday.
Nj and Mrs, Jerome r. Ayers and Har-
CID Mansfield also attended-Mlss Min
lie Straw, who has passed several
months in Rrooklyn ~ Y. has Joined
/ the family Of the Rev n. a. G.. Able IN
! NJ. Vernon. y. Y.-Among the arrivals
| in stowe for the season are the Balti-
more oroe barn swallow least fly
catcher.-Lucius I. Salies is seriously
!u.-A. II. Cheney was in Waterbury
| Tuesday
Mrs Cornie Gates is moving into the
Ccngrega tiona parsonage which she has
rented for the summer.-Mrs. Laura
| Rurnham has fine phylocactus plant
| with one large handsome red blossom
and ten buds nearly ready to open
| Harry s. Chaplin has rallied from his re-
cent Illness and IS able to he about the
! lopse.-Mrs, J. W. Wrisley is seriously
ili--Mrs. G. F. NJ. Taber o, New York
| city has arrived at Four Winds farm for
Tie summer,-Mrs Lucy Van is in Wat
cifury caring FOR her father, L. Z. SAL
, lio>, who is seriously III there.-Mr. and
! Mrs. c. f. Eddy were in Waterbury and
Nontpclier Wednesday,