Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-18
L.AM0lLLE
STOWE.

annual re-uniOD and picnic Ut the
Palisades mark Thursday together with
tho Luce family. about ll5 of both fami-
lies boirp present. among them two
daughters. Mrs Newell Bigelow and
Mrs. Theodosia Clair, and n SON. lrt
Mum. of Mr.. and Mrs. Josephus Mum.
founders of tho Mum family. Two sons
iu-law. Lucius .sllics and Newell Bige-
low. were preset. \ report of the Mum
family gave the number of descendants
living rs three children. IS Erandchil-
drcn, about 100 great grandchildren and
80 great great grandchildren. ana of the
Luce family, as far as ascertaincd there
Is one daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ivory
Luce, Al grandchildren and ~ great
grandchildren. It WAC voted TO meet at
the Palisades on the second Thursday IN
August next year and the following
committee was appointed: Mr.. and Mrs,
W. w. Ayers Mr.. End Mrs. c. j. Mum.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. T.. 1ucc. and MI. and
Mrs. NJ. c. 1.ovejoy. Amon, thoae pres
ent were; Mr. and Mrs. w. y. Cooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Cooley and VIII r.
Cooley Of Montpelier. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Num-
Saranac Lake, \. Y, Mrs y. T. Bigc'
low. Hartford. Conn, Mrs. Il. j.. Clarke,
East Charlotte, Ny and Mr'. J. f.
Hodge. Mr.. and Mrs. Y. V. Henderson,
MI ana Mrs. Vernon Chamberlain. Mrs.
G. l.. Morse. Miss Martha Ho6%e of
Waterbury. Mr.. and MR.. ". T. Esclow
of Salem. Mass. Mrs ". A. CEcncv.
Milton. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. liza cham
tcrlan. Mr. and Mr.. L. q. Houston.
Morrlsvillo: Mr.. and Mr.. i. X. Scavrc.
Cadr's FAllGs Mrs. Grac. 8. i;akrr.
BROOKLYN. - T.: Mr.. and Mrs. g. J.
Mum. Johnson: Mrs. Il. T.. stoarns.
N5rshlre; Mir. and Mrs. u. 5. Luce. Nor
risvile: C. \. Adams, Soncrvi!le. Mass:
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Ayers. Mr.. ana Mrs
T. : T;uardman. Mr. and Mr.. q. f.
Luce. Mr. Abh,c Warren. Mr.. and Mrs
G. NJ. ron.nc. Mr.. and Mrs. "A. f.. straw.
Mrs Lucy Van. Mrs. F.. VI. clair. Mrs.
Norman Teatman. Mr.. and Mrs. II. S
Edison. Mrs. Moses DOUGLASS. Mr.. and
Mrs f + Cooley. Mr.. and Mrs H. T.
.I,nncy. Mrs. T.. $. Macutchan. Mr.. and
Mrs u. II. Smith. Mrs. f. G. stafford.
Angus Douglass. Mr.. and Mrs III. c.
Miss Ada pundy of Montgomery is visit
Ing her father at lanes r. Houstor's-
Mr. and Mrs T. 7 uouston of Morris.
Vile guests Il e Hon ON'G - NJ
Lena Brown has returned from, North.
neld.-Nansfleld Mountain Grange en-
loved n banouet at noon Saturday and IN
the afternoon the tonic. "Our Goodly
Town" made an Interesting urogrnr,.
Tho ,,st ~ forrer ,,dustrios ircl,,da+
the manufacture of starch. axe handles
wooden goods. wooden dishes. leather
potash bricks and cider There wore
several distilleries. cardine mills and saw
mills while at present tho only industry
Is lumber and its products. A list of the
Old homes Included: The ]. F.. Benson
place. in the family for four generations.
&C.. F. Scribner's for three generations: r,
l.. Cobb's three; Mrs Della Moody, three;
A. H. Slayton's for loo years; w. T.
Macutchens 100 years; T. g. Gales in
Robinson family three generations; Mrs
Lucinda I.uce's, 100 Years; + NJ HouS-
toms. three generations in the Barnes
family; G. S McAllister's, JOG Years; T.
f. Shaw's in the Thomas family 100 years
or over. Interesting displays Of relics
were made by Mr.. and Mrs. H. q. Fuller
including a foot warmer. spern lantern,
quaint gown and sampler made by
Lydia Deanc in 1888: Mrs. j c. Campbell
old books. china and a silhouette of her
grandmother; G.. 8. McAllister. old books
Mrs A. d. Lang, old ear rings In the fam
lily for four generations: Mrs F.. Pigelow
calf skin trunk and old candle sticks.
The remains of Miss An,ie C.
Moody, who died at tho HON.
OF her sister, Mrs. c. II. Slocum. in Nor.
risville Saturday. were brought to STOW.
Monday afternoon for burial Miss Mood,
was the dauebter ~ Gilman and Amin,