Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-07


Stowe.-Miss Winnie Bedell went yesters
day to Sugar Hi, " H.. where she hax
a situation for the summer.--Georga
Badger is in st. Johnsbury MIR and Mrs,
Erwin Teriill were given a surprise receps
ton Tuesday evening by the young men'f
class and the Phileatha class Of the Metho-
| dist Episcopal Church Mr.. and Mrs,
Teriill We're presented clock and a hand
painted china set.-A democratic caucul
was held Tuesday evening when the folk
lowing delegates were elected to attend
the joint convention to be held in st,
Adams July II; State delegates, D. y,
| Hutchins. G. l.. Gates and A. NJ. Adamsi
district delegates, G. H. Herrlck ]. NJ
Kelley, G. r. Greene: town committee
]. G. Herrck, +. G. Barrows. T. 5. Story
STOWE.
Nh and Mrs. Frank r. Downer of IIart<
wick, Mr.. and Mrs. O. e. Luce and Mr.,
and Mrs. NJ. Q. Lovejoy are occupying
the Smith cottage at Lake Mansneld.->
Mrs c. F. Eddy, Mrs. George S. Marshall,
Miss Georgia Riley and =. a. Raymond
are spending the Fourth on Carnerk
fump.--Mr. and Mrs. Fred c. Scribner
and Mr.. and Mrs d. C. Scribner visited
| burlington In Mr.. Scribner's automobia
SatUrday.-MlSS Acme W aus Oh ftaNer~
Hill. Mass, Is at home for the summer
vacation.-A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Mark V Poor Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Enos A. HI have returned from q
visit to Marlboro, Mass-Mrs. c. r. NJ
Taber is spending the Fourth with Mrs
Henry Holt in Burngton-Stowe Mlli-
tary band attended the county conven-
ton at Hyde Park Saturday.-Mrs. J. E-
] ,.ig cd p Hnnss
ton in Cadys Falls Saturday.-Philip F.
Adams Of Detroit, Mich. and Miss Isabel
Adams of Montgomery Center are visits
Ing their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin I.
Adams for two weeks.-Mrs. warren
Buker of Cambridge visited Mrs. Frank
Buker Saturday.--A collection of wild
, flowers was exhibited at the public library
Saturday afternoon. including many inter~
estinE varieties Children contributing
the largest number were Miss Amy ADJ
ans 70 kinds, and Miss Theis Cakes Is.
Delegates elected to the democratic State
convention In ST. Adams are Howard =.
Shaw and o. +. Luce and to the districe
, convention. DIR. II. w. Barrows and Har-
old C. Mcmahon. The democratic CONS
, mittee are n. r. Barrows. ]. F. Campbell
, and F. ]. Blings.-Albert, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Pratt. was taken to the
. Waterbury asylum Saturday.-Miss Polly
Gale is visiting In Morristown.-Miss Eva
, Parrows and A. II. Bentley were MAR
, ried at the home OF the BRIDES parents,
, Mr. and Mrs. Ansel y. Barrows, June 20
, hy the Rev. K. ". Collins,-A children's
/ day concert was given by the Congrega-
. tional Sunday school Sunday eyening.-Mr.
and Mrs \. y. Camp OF Morr!syle visit
cd their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Watts over Suuday.-MiSs Hazel Adams
is visiting in CadY's Falls.-The Misses
Doris and Elizabeth t}arrows of Norris
VILE are visiting their grand parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll Robinson, for Il month
sunday morning passers- by observed a
swarm of bees that had lighted on china-
ney on John Drugss house. The bees
q had swarmed from hive belonging to
4 Harry Gibbs. who secured them by using
!. ladders.-Miss Nettie Brush and Arthur
II Wiley of Montpelier and Miss Ethel
e Brush OF Cambridge passed Sunday and
d Monday at S. NJ. Brush's.-Phllip Mayott Of
y Washington visiting Mrs Mayott a. the
# home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
. Ladd.-A remarkable family group waS
~ photographed by F. T. Houston of Wat>
II erbury at his studio here Saturday, cons
l, sistinS of Mr.. and Mrs S. c. Spaudins
Ia and ten children. Ave sons, Arthur j.
! Charles. George j.. Hannibal j.. Marvin
l. j., Spauding all of Stowe, and five daugh-
- ters Mrs. Charles II. Hosmer CT Stowe
m Mrs Matte Bashaw of Woodbury., Miss
- Eva SpaudinG OF Boston, Mrs Gertrude
:. lIamel Of Maxville. y. .. and Mrs. Bertha
Y. IIamel of St. Adams
;e The Fourth of July an unusually
C. quiet one in Stowe. but one little lad,
u. Lance Muzzy. looked into toy cannon
In to see why 1t did not go off, when the
IN charge blew into his face. His injuries
e. were not severe. Some powder was blown
m into his face ard one eye.-Charles Plooi
e was hit by ball while playing in base
st ball game between Burts and Pixies
rs teams Monday afternoon. and severely
n cut above and below one eye. The ey<
r. was closed.-Dr. II. W. Rarrows had &
a fine display of fireworks Monday evening
nd The Hon. Healey c. Akeley of Mime
d. apolis. donor Of the Stowe soldiers me-
w. mortal building, is visiting Henry @
ne Thomas and other relatives here.-Th,
sit re sidents of the lower village enjoyed thei
RS. annual Fourth of July picnic Monday
wo dinner being served in /" f. Tomlinson'
At orchard -Thirty-three friends and rela
W. tives Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Foster en-
n joyed a Fourth of July picnic with then
th Monday, dinner being served in the suga
rs. place.-A pleasant picnic in SmuGslers
Notch was arranged by Mr. and Mrs, L
ty S Peterson In honor Of Mrs. Ward CHAT
er fee of Rochester and Eugene Lafountain
IL who is recovering from a serious acct
Tx dent. Dinner was served at the Note
a house and the party brought home
Ter quantity Of snow. a large drift of whic
90, was found In the dark" cave.-War
Vi Chaffee joined Mrs. Chaffee here Tues
err, day and they will move their Household
i'd goods to Rochester this week,-The Con
ra gregational Ladies circle served suppe
- yesterday afternoon and the Unity Ladies'
'or Circle will serve supper TINS atteI
~ noon.-Mrs. Carroll j. Scribner OF ~
ate Louis. Mo-. is visiting her parents MI
t.. and Mrs. John Drug. Mrs, Edith Gil
m lette Swcilzer and children are visitin
a In Marshfied.- Irma Horner an
- Jay Larraway of Waterville were mar
IRE ried July by the Rev. j. O. Angel at IN
'er home of the brides parents Mr.. and Mr.
OF Bert Horner.-A base ball game on Nor
nd day at fillmore between Elmore and Mos
es- cow teams resulted in a score OF II to
the in favor of Elmore.-Nr. and Mrs. O.
yes Tomlinson, who have visited relative
a here left Tuesday for DuXbury on the
rst way to their home in Sharon Height
.-tA No to lei q ha