Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-20
LAM0IL.LE
STOWE.

News have been recevedi of
the death in Denison. Texas. on Octo-
Der G. Of Edwin Atwood Thompson n
former resident of stowe. Mr.. Thomp-
son, who was about 40 years of age.
was the owner and editor Of the Dent
son Daily News. He leaves wife
and two children. a sister. Mrs. r. c.
Hearnc Of Fort Worth. ana his father.
L. s. Thompson of Denison. formerly
of Stowe. His mother. Jane Atwood
Thompson. who has been dead many
years. was also formerly OF stowe.
III civil suit before Justice c. NJ.
Watts Monday, between Ernest F'ielden
and Arthur Spaulding, d verdict was
rendered for the plaintiff to recover
the full amount of damages and costs.
An appeal was taken to county court
The large addition to the Lake Mans
field club house has been covered and
is nearly ready for the plasterers.
handsome fireplace Is being built of
stone from the vicinity by o. S. Smith,
Floyd Cleveland, who K carrying on
tie Lake Mansfield FISH hatchery. has
begun stripping and expects to obtain
about 1000 eggs. Twenty eight
thousand fngerlings from the hatchery
have recently been placed in the lake,
jesse Moody and the Rev, Mr.. Park
hurst of Bethel. who visited the for
mer's parents, passed Monday on Mt
Mnnsfcld.-Leon Wilkins Of Water
bury Center visited his brother. +. T..
wilkins over Sunlay.-Mr. and Mrs,
Harry Faunce are on carriage drive
to Fayston. Rochester and SaXtons
River.-Mrs. Edwin Hall has returned
from Williamstown.--C. l.. Mcmahon,
who is in Burlington for several
weeks, Is improving in health.-The
Bay View Literary club met with Mrs.
G r. Eddy Monday afternoon.-Tho
ladies of the West Branch society will
have a circle at the church this
afternoon and will open the new din
ing room for the first timc.-Charles
Taber Of New York city has been the
guest of his mother, Mrs. G. +. NJ.
Taber, for several days--Mrs Garfield.
a trained nurse from Burlington, Is
caring for W. r. Burt, who has been
quite i'll for a week.-Mrs. and Mrs.
Gavin r. Washburn. who have passed
ten days with Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r. Bige-
low, left for their home in Salem.
Mass. Monday-Miss Ida Taylor of
inc SDrlHSnhIu, Mu'S', PuDilc library,
has returned to Springfield after two
weeks at T. r. Gales.--Jarres f..
Houston is rebuilding his reservoir
FIR the reserve water supply
for his factory using cement in
ITS contruction.--A. j. Houston and
Dlin and Henry Sanborn are charging
their camp In r. Nj. Soars's pasture in
prcparation for the deer season.-AIr
ana Mrs l.. r. Page have returned
have had employment during the sum-
mor-Miss Clark OF Jeffersonvillc is
teaching the Wcst IIill school. Miss
Ellen Stearns having resigned on ac-
count OF illness.-Mr, and Mrs. Byron
| Russell are Ill.
| n. H. Kaiser accompanied Edwin
Payne to waterbury TUESDAY morn
ing. where he was met by sheriff
| Allen Of Rurlington-Mrs Julia Cakes
has returned from Burlington, where
she has had an operation performed
upon one eye-Mark Ladd and Will
| liam Phelps have gone to Boston.
where they expect employment dh the
! electric cars-Mrs o. S. Smith is III.
Mrs. w. A. Aldrich IL not so we'll
A Womcn's Relief Corps district meet =
ing will be held with X. II. Smith Post.
Woman's Relief Corps. Friday. &c
tober 81. Dinner viii be served.
Brooks Corps of Montpelier viii ex-
amnlifv the ritual work Department,
President Mrs. Edna l.. Jewett OF