Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15
LAMolLLE
STOWE.

6lnyton at the home Of George G. Slayton
Saturday afternoon was conducted by the
Rev. Eliza NJ. II. Abbott of Melrose,
Mass, former pastor OF the deceased
In Grand Haven, Mich. The bearers we're
two cons. George G. Slayton and Nat u.
Slayton, and two nephcws, Henry q.
Thomas and G. G. Robinson. Tho burial
was In West Branch cemetery ana tho
arrangements were In chnrge or teorEo
w. Buzzoll.- Nellie Watts left Sat
urday for IIaverhill, Mnss., to resume
teaching. -Miss r.. Nj. Davis, who passod
tho summer with Mrs. II. H. PIKE re-
turned Saturday to her home In Mills,
Mass.-deorgo s. Harris has gone to
Norristown, N. j., where he has posi-
ton as teacher. wight Harris is Mt
home from Manchester. N. n.-Mr and
Mrs. 8. j. Dana Will attend the Franklin
fair this week.-Mrs.. o. +. Gerry gave Il
tea party to 20 ladies In horor OF the
Rev. E. NJ II. Abbott, who Ia visiting
here.-At the meeting Of Manifold Noun.
tain Orange Saturday afternoon. Mrs
Nida Magoon conducted Flora day
urogram.-Mss Clyde Jenny will so in
october to Walton. Florida. where she
will act as photographer and bookkeepr
in the ONCE OF her brother-in-law w. W.
tnce.-Frank V. Smith will begin work
soon on concrete dWm at the upper
pond on his Moss Glen mill property. lie
will put In steel pen stock and re-
build the mil.--Fred Kcmpton. who has
been in charre Of work on the house
built by Felix l.. Wells. has completed
his work and with his family has re-
turned to Observation-Disclosures the effects
OF the ladies o. the Cemetery association
a modist monument has been placed ut
the grave OF Willie ttley In the village
cemetery. The boys death was the first
in the town and the land occupied by the
cemetery was given to the town by the
his father, William Ctley.--Mrs Loretta
George Palmer OF West Medford, Mass,
died September after a long illness,
Mrs Palmer was former resident Of
stowe.-Mrs O. D. Clapp and Miss Nora
Burlington visited Miss Hattie Pratt over
sunday.-Mr and Mrs. Herbert r, Pratt
visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Faunce in
Hardwicl over Sunday.
The West Branch Ladies' Circle met
at the church Wednesday to do the
annual house cleaning in the church.
Miss Marjorie Watts resumed her posi-
ton as clerk in Eddy 6 Macutchen's dry
goods store Monday after several months
vacation on account OF illness. Cond-
ton OF Mrs Mary Muzzy remains critical.
Mark Ladd has returned from Wash
ington. where he attended the funeral Of
his uncle. Walter Ladd. who died
September after an operation at Heaton
hospital Hiss Annie Mayo is at home
from the mountains, where she has been
employed during the summer.-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry r. Pike have returned from
Old Orchard Beach.-Work has begun on
an addition to the club house at Lake
Mansfield. which will double the capacity
Of the house--Carlton Royce of Barton
visited Miss Jennie Salmon over Sun
day.-Willis Barnes lost one of his work
horses Monday.-Henry q. Thomas went
TO New York Monday.--Miss Grace Riley
Of Boston is visiting her sister, Miss
Georgia Riley. at G. F. Eddy's.-Mrs.
Erwin I. Adams has returned from Bur
lington with her son, Forbes. who is re-
covering from an opera tion.-Mrs Betsey
Walker of Waterbury is visiting her
sister, Mrs Arthur Seaver. and other
ieiatives-The ladies OF the Congrega-
tional Church met at the vestry
Wednesday afternoon 70 sew.-Mrs.
Henry Hin of Waterbury and niece.
Miss Bessie Martin Of Fresno. Cal.
called on friends in Stowe Monday.--The
members of II. II. Smith Relief Corps
meet for practice Thursday afternoon.
Rev. Albert George Cornwell and
Miss Mabel Woodruff Carr went Tues
day to St. Adams where they were
married at tho home of the Rev. and
Mrs. w. Parkyn jackson at 1;so o'clock
yesterday. The Rev. O. r. IIoughton
Of Bakersfield. classmate Of Mr.
Cornwell. performed the ceremony
The bride was attended by her SIS
ter Miss Eula Carr OF Montpelier, and
Miss Barbara Burt Of stowe. Rev Nj.
Jackson acted as the best man. Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Henry G..
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. Cheney
and Mrs. Alice A. Raymond VI stowe,
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Carr Of Montpelier,
| and Miss Delma Webster OF Swanton.
After two weeks visit In Canada the
| newly married couple will begin house
keeping in the parsonage OF the Con-
gregational Church which is being fitted
UP for them. The Rev Mr.. Cornwell,
who is a native OF London and who
graduated from McGil University in
1909, has for more than a year served
very acceptahly as the pastor cf the
Congregational Church In Stowe, Miss
Carr was formerly from Montpelier,
She came TO stowe in 1902 and served
as stenographer for Henry c.. Thomas
| during his term Of ONCE as state Ash
and game commissioner.-Rev. " NJ.
Hardy n. H.. of Morrisvflle VIII preach
next Sunday at the Congregational
| Church.
The Rev. E1iza NJ. Fl Abbott returns Il
Me'rose. Mass. to-day after three week.
In Stowe during which time she ha,
preached three times at Unity Church
once at the Congregational Church and
has conducted one funeral.-Nrs. w W
| Ayers and her mother. Mrs. Theodosia A
| Clair. left yesterday on a carriage drivt
to Rochester.-Dwight Harris has return
ed to Manchester. n. H.-Mrs Frank Cul
yer OF North Hyde Park is visiting II
etowe.-Miss Jennie Wells has employ
ment at Mrs. Messer's millinery store II
Waterbury Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Edd,
are attending the Northneld fair.-Mis.
| Ruth Davis has returned from Weston,
and is employed by Mrs. H. +. Jenney -
Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Hill have visited he,
brothers. Lemuel and Philo Irish. il
Westford this week.-Mrs. +. c. Granger
who has visited Mr. and Mrs. Hill ha.
returned to Randolph. Mass.-Miss Grac,
Bigelow Inns returned to Springfield
Mass, TO resume teaching. Avn
"enren left yesterday for ritchburg
Mass. where she will enter . business col
leGe-Mrs. Ruth Robinson IL employed n
housekesper NJ C. o, Burts.-C. /. Nc
| MRhon was in burlington Yesterday