Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-17
LAN0!LLE
STOWL

4.
s and gave a hearing to arguments
by Attorneys Tracy ard Hunt of john
son for and against re-opening the
Earle case of Johnson, a land case in
volving some $3.50. The case has al
ready been decided in Supreme Court.
The plea for re-opening was based on
new evidence to be presented. Decision
was within ,ld.-Eveleyn, the six-months-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Bedell of Stowe Forkes, died Feb.
| 3 of brain abscess. The parents TOOK
the remains on Thursday to Watcrville
where the funeral was held
The Congregational Forei 80 Mission ~,
society met with Mrs. Anna
Kimball Wednesday afternoon.-The Rev.
Leonard S. Cole has been engaged az
principal Of the grammar school in place
Of Edwin r. Bigeow. who has resigned
on account of illness.--Miss Mabel
Wright has returned home from Haver-
hih Mass, on account Of illness.-Mrs,
+. j. Billings is visiting her son. f. S.
billings, in Schenectady. \. Y. Mr..
Billings has had a position In the General
Electric company since his graduation
| from the University OF Vermont and
leaves Saturday for a similar position
in st. Louis. Mo Mrs. Billings will visit
| in Cleveland, Ohio, on her way to St.
| l.ouis.-The fuLeral of James Paul was
| held at his home on the LaPort road
Tuesday afternoon and the remains were
| brought to Stowe for burial in River
Bank cemetery Mr.. Paul leaves a wife,
three daughters and two sons one
daughter. Mrs Burt Merrill. resides in
! az
home The Rev. l.. d. Sanford of Hard
wick conducted the funeral.-Mrs. f. h.
Hale is IN Richmond visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs Fred Berry, who is recovering
| from pneumonia Mrs c. p. Scribnei
remains very ill.-A. II. Slayton Is re-
covering from bronchitis-M Hannah
churchill Of Elmore is visiting Mrs J.
IC Benson-Miss Delma Webster re-
turned Tuesday to Swanton after visiting
Barbara Burt.-Mrs. c. J. Scribner
who has beer here on account the
Illness OF her father. John Durgv. has
returned to st. Louis Mo-News has
been received of the death in Mountain
Home. Idaho, of Charles Gregg, a
brother of Ezra Gregg and Mrs. Martin
French of stowe. The deceased who was
II wears Of age. was native of Water
bury and a former resident Of Stowe.
Mrs. Lena Brown has closed a three
months term OF school in Berin.-Law
renee Bigelow has returned to Middle
bury College after a weeks vacation on
! account OF illness MIR. and Mrs. ". T..
Jerney ana three sons, Henry Orio and
George left Monday for Walton, Florida,
! where they viii spend the next three
months with their daughter and husband,
| Mr.. and Mrs w. w. LUCIA recent
shower of about 80 postcards gave much
pleasure to Mrs. George 8. Wade. Mrs.
Wade who Is In her seth year is recov-
ering slowly from the effects ~ a fall
: four months ago and is able to walk a
! little on crutches.--George s. Wade. who
Is in his seth year Is ablo to walk two
miles and half from his home to the
village and return. Besides taking care
~ A COW and 30 hens has split % cords
of wood during the winter-Lttle Milo
Wrislcy. the son of Mr. and Mrs. r., o.
Wrisley. who has been NJ the Mary
Fletcher hospital for severa! weeks for
treatment for a diseased ankle, underwent
an opers ton saturday, the foot being
| taken of.
! fast clean game of basket ball at the
town hall Tuesday evening between Stowe
and Mortified high school resulted In a
score of 70 10 !, In favor of Stowe.-On
Tuesday evening q delegation from Sickle
Chapter. O. f.. g.. including Mrs. w. IL
Noulton. Mrs. Vernon wilkins. Mrs. F
T., Cooley, Mrs. f. s. Chaplin. Miss Bar
bara Burt. Miss Sadie Harlow. Mrs. j. c.
Morgan. Mrs. c. +. Eddy. Mrs. Cora
Vearen. Mrs. d. r. Smith, Mrs. G. +
Burt and Mrs. Abbie Warren visited the
| Morr.sville Chapter.-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Hall have returned from Williamstown
A rehearsal OF the united choirs will
hs held Mt Mrs. Kimbalrs Thursday even
ing n, eight o'clock.--A union service will
be held at the Congregational Church on
Sunday evening at seven o'clock. with
address by the Rev, A. G. Cornwell