Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-14
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STOWE.

Governor Prouty and party. Mrs.
Prouty. Mr. and Mrs Rigelow of New
port, Mr.. and Mrs. Stratton and Mrs
Parker of Boston arrived in Stowe
Saturday afternoon by auto and took
carriage for Mt. Mansfield. where
they spent Sunday.-Mrs. G. l.. Nc
Mahon is in Boston for week.-Mrs.
and Mrs. Bell of Ontario are guests at
Green Mountain Inn.-Mrs f. p
Adams and son, Forbes, were in Bur
llngton last week.-Mrs.. c. NJ. Watts
went to Winooski Saturday. returning
with her daughter, Miss Marjorie who
is making good recovery from an op-
Grafton at Fanny Allen hospital.-Miss
Myra Cheney Of Anderson, H. Is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Cheney.-Mrs. Julia Cakes is spending
Several weeks in Montpelier.--Mrs Ell
liot G. Stafford has returned from Wis
ting friends in Bellows Falls, Proc
torsville and Rutland.--Funeral SCR
vices for Delton c. Horner wer, held
Mt the home Of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Horne". At Stowe Forks
Saturday afternoon. conducted by Rev.
j. Q. ANGEL. The burial was made in
the West Branch cemctcry.-Mrs. Har-
riet Adams is Spending several weeks
with her daughter. Mrs. Elsie Palmer,
IN Proctcrsvillc.-Mr. and Mrs. r. C.
Scrihncr and son. and MIR. and Mrs. 4.
F. Cate and daughter left Friday IN
Mr.. Scribner's auto for their homes in
Portland Me, and Worcester, Mass
Wild flowers were brought in to tho
library Saturday hy Madison Board
bn ut 10 bo h ~~
gest story" program was postpon Cd
until the next meeting of Mansfield
Mounton Grange, \ Town contest
was carried out at the meeting SAT
urday afternoon. Mrs c. T.. Eddy and
Mrs. y. Rigelow guessing the largest
number
s. &. Poor was somewhat startled at his
home on West Branch Thursday when
a spent rifle ball crashed through The
glass of the window near which he was
setting, and struc> the opposite wall with
considerable force, There was no one TO
be seen. who could have fired the rifle
| Funeral services were held Saturday
afternoon at one O'Clock in the home Of
Mr. and Mrs A. T. liorn0' at stowe
forks for their son. Delbert Claude, about
| % years of age who died Thursday of
| N'9rt tfoUDlr. BESIDES MS parents ne IL
survived by two sisters. Mrs Pert Wedge
and Mrs. Jay Larraway OF Waterville,
and n Young brother, Eri. He had been
| III about three weclis.-Mrs. Lynn r. Page
Joined Mr. Page Thursday ut Bethlehem,
y. H., where both have employment FOR
the summer.-Mrs. w. A. Cheney and
children OF Boston. Mast, are spending
the summer with her grandmother. Mrs.
Kate Peterson.-Earl Harlow finished hay
ing Thursday, putting Is loads of hay into
| the barn In two days.
sunday was one of the hottest DAYS
ever known here.-Mrs. Ada Boynton
Fowler who has visited in stowe for
several weeks, returned Monday to her
home in South Framingham Mass
DR.. Charles Taber of New York city
has visited his mother. Mrs, c. T.. NJ.
Taber. leaving here Monday morn
ing. -Raeburn Mcmahon loft last Mon :
day to attend six weeka term Of
summer school at Dartmouth College.
Miss Frances Taher of Worcester,
Mass, Is the guest OF her grandmother
INES. C. NJ. +. Taber.---George NlcAllis-
ter of North Hyde Park Is visiting his
grandparents. MIR, AMI Mrs George $.
IMcAIlister.--Mr and Mrs, Harold w
Killings and Mrs. Dumas OF Fayston
who j. visiting them. mode an auto
ltrin 10 WaItsheld Sunday.-A good