Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-22

William homes arc attending high
school at Johnson.-Eddie Bennett and
Miss Hersic Stanley Of this place and II.
A. Sweet Of Johnson and Miss Mary Car
penter OF this place we're married tho
past weeks. r. Campbell died SUNDAY
after a brief illness. aged IS years. The
funeral was held at his late home Tues
day. the Rev. J. A. Ranney officiating.
The remains were taken to Greensboro
for burial Wednesday.
STOWE.
A very successful reception was given
Friday evening at the Akeley Memorial
building by the senior high school class
20 the faculty Of the high and graded
schools. DR.. and Mrs. H.. W. Burrows,
Superintendent l.. r. Cole. Miss HAL.
George a. Burnham. Principal and Mrs.
Douglas. Misses Billings. Hasclt!nc. Cha
pin. Maurice, Bigclow and Class Presi-
dent otto Boycc and Vice-Prosiden; care
Dewey were In tho receiving line. Frcsi-
dent Hoycc presided over the speaking.
Among the speakers were Principal W
II. Douglass, Miss Chaplin. Miss billings.
A. X. Straw. Dr. Barrows, G. O. Burt and
l.. 7. Cole.
Tho last Episcopal service of the season
was conducted by the Rev. l.. d.
Stanford at Akelcy Memorial building
Tuesday evening. Rev. w, NJ. Hardy Of
Morrisville preached at the congrcEation-
al church Sunday morning.--Dr. Henry
Taber Of Clark University and daughter.
Carlotta, who have passed several weeks
in Stove. returned to Worcester. Mass,
Monday.-Mrs. G. A.. Brown Of Boston
and other guests. at the home of Miss
Anna G. Bracket. left for their homes
Monday. Miss Bracket, who at Mary
Fletcher hospital in Huntington, re-
turned to her home In BROOKLYN Tuesday.
Mrs. G. f. NJ. Taber and guests, ;irs.
Franklin and Misa Franklin OF Flushing.
l.. l.. went to Burlington Monday.-Mrs.
Gordon Austin and two children are visit
ing In Underhill.-Mr and Mrs. w. q.
Belts have returned from Worthwhile
Herbert Harlow Is at home from Gilmore
on account Of illness-Mrs L. c.. Rob
ison returned to Gilmore Monday after
I visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Harlow. Mrs. Harlow accompanying
Mrs. Robinson 10 E~lmorc.-George r. Rus
sell. a guest at George w. Harlow's. left
for home In New Bedford, Mass. Mon
day.-p. Wilkin Of Boston. president
OF the Fat Mems CLUB, is Il guest at Green
Mountain Inn.-Nrs. II. C. Bessette and
Miss Clara Tracy OF South Hero. who
have visited G. NJ. Bessette at Green
Mountain Inn and Mt. Mansfield. returned
home Monday.-Mr, and Mrs. O. E. Luce
returned Monday from Canada.-Mrs.
Norman Camp OF Elmore IL visiting Mrs.
G. n. Fisher.-Bud Warren has a posi-
ton in r. G. Luce's store In Waterbury.
The Congregational Ladies' Home Mis-
sionary Union met with Mrs. Alice Ray
mond Wednesday afternoon.-The Con-
gregational ladies will meet n, the vestry
this afternoon TO sew.-A telephone
has been placed In II. E. Shaw's resi-
dence.-Edwin l.. Bigelow left Monday
10 begin his second years study In Mid
dlebury College.-Miss Mary Stone left
Monday for Aurora. N. v. where she
VIII enter Wells College. Her sister, Miss
Emily Stone. accompanied her to Bur
lington.-Mr. and Mrs. George ". Adams
visited Mt. Mansfield saturdny.-Lena.
the te~n-year-old daughter OF Lumau
Becky on Nebraska brook. Ia i'll with
diptheria, H. II. Downer OF r. F. D..
route 2. Is having a vacation and will
visit the State fair.-Rev. J. Q. Angel Is
his substitute.
=. ~ A|oNNJSy ihG Wv " hiN
death OF his brother-in-law. Mr.. Hunter,
In Lowell. Mass. Mrs. Hunter was for
merly Miss Ellen Lovcjoy OF Stowe,-Mr,
and Mrs. O.. g.. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs,
r. IL Smith left Yesterday FOR an automo-
bile trip through the White mountains
Harvey. the fve-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Gale, who has been quite Ill
for a week. IL recovering. Senator y. a,
IN. --.A A. Ia ~
bile Tuesday. carrying Mrs. Mary
MuHzy to the Fanny Allen hospital for
treatment.-Mrs. Aurora Adams and AIRS
w. W. Adams left Tuesday on their way
to Winthrop. N. Y, where they will visi,
their aunt. Mrs. Rhoda Green.-Raeburn
Mcmahon left Tuesday for Hanover, n,
H.. to resume his studies at Dartmouth
College,-Mrs. Alice A. Raymond. town
clerk. has issued 81 hunters licenses. NJ
great success among hunters has beer
reported.-Mrs. Henry Mcmahon OF Mos
COW is Hillary Slayton and his cousin,
George A.. Farr. Jr.. of Grand Haven.
Mich.. visited Mt. Mansfield Monday
Mr., and Mrs. o, +. Gerry gave a small
party Monday evening in honor OF the
18th wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dustin Lackyard.-A horseshed Is an
unusual article to be stolen. G. W. Ad-
ans recently purchased one OF the Unity
Church sheds. and as he did not care to
keep II locked. removed lock and key,
Last Saturday Mrs, Adams found the
horse which she had hitched in the shed
removed to another one and the shed
lifted with q new lock and key and Sc
curely locked. She Immediately brought
tho former owner to make sure OF the
Identity of the shed and then removed
the lock and key and installed her horse
In the shed once Miss Edith Balch
will speak at the Methodist Church In the
Interests OF the State Sunday School as
ISOLATION Sunday morning.
Mr., and Mrs, Burton Of bridgeport.
Conn, are at NJ. c. Iovejoy's-The Rev.
e. A. Bishop Of Montpelier Seminary VIII
preach next Sunday at the Congregations
Church.-The Orange program for satur-
day evening opens with a peanut race
and will include discussions led by A. d.
Lang and Mrs. J. +. Campbell.-AmonS
the farmers making improvements on
their buildings. J. II. Campbell Is build
Ing . large silo. A. Is, Weeks Is building
n uga house and making other I'M
p~rovsments. d. v. Read Is remodelling his
stables ana f.. q. Cobb Is building n silo
Mrs. George A. Farr and George "A
FAR. Jr. who accommodated the body OF