Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-03
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monument is to cost not less than $500,
g.. 800 of which is to be paid by the towns
providing the 81 900, is raised by the James
n. Warner, @. y. r., post ana citizens.
The matter of the kind and style OF the
monument Is left WITH this committee
who ara going 30 push the project. An
other meeting Of the committee is to be
held at Mr.. Feetwood's office "Wednesday
evening March 9--Mrs. Aiico Kellogg
and daughter, Nellie. returned Tuesday
evening from stay OF several weeks In
Eoston-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald
and children have moved TO jefferson
Vile, where ne has employment.-Prof
and Mrs. w. A. Beebe passed the day
Wednesday In Cambridge, the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Gray.-Mrs. ]. J.
Billings Is in Belvidere with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. L. J. Billings. r Titus. his
caugh'er, Mrs. Harry Titus of Hard
wick and Mrs. Bessie A. Landon OF
Boston were guests Wednesday of Mrs.
l.. J. Hal.--A. c. Bex]el was n business
visitor in ST. Adams Wednesday.
STOWE.
A funeral service for Mrs Frances A.
sciibner, wife of Cessius p. Scribner, was
held at their home Saturday afternoon
conducted BY the Rev. O. S, Raspe OF
Morrisvine The bearers were the two
sons. Dow G.. Scribner and Fred c.
Scribner of Portland Me. law. A.
T. Cato Of FitchburR. Mass. and brother,
Jr r r. stiles Of ST. Johnsbury. There
was n large attendance A floral emblem
from Mansfield Mountain Grange, roses
from the Unity Church ladies' and many
other beautiful flowers testified to tho
high esteem in which she was held. The
burial was in River Banl; cemetery.
Among those present from ont Of town
not mention ed were the daughter, Mrs.
Dora Cate, Mrs. r.. K. Stiles of st. Johns
bury and Harvey Graves of Waterbury.
Mrs Scribners death followed that of
her mother, Mrs. Hannah Howe stiles,
by only six months. Her father, James
W. Stiles, died many years ago son,
DR. Stiles and daughter. Mrs.
Whiteman +. Harris of stowe are the
survivors of their children. Mrs. Scrhner
was an active worker in Unity church
society and in the Grange.--Mrs. Vernon
wilkins fell on the walk at her home
Friday evening and broke the small bone
in the right wrist.-Mr. and Ms.
Chandler Watts. who have resided In
Morrisville for the past two years, will
move soon to a tenement In Miss Jennie
Tomlinsons house on Maple street.-O.
W. Amber of Waterbury is a visitor at
c. f. Eddy's.-Miss Grace Bigelow Of
the Springfield. Mass, Technical high
school is at home for q weeks vacation
Little Katy Collins, who has been Ill with
diphtheria Is improving
Mr. and Mrs. X. O. Wrsley have re
burned from Burlington with their little
son, Milo, who Is recovering from the
Rmputaton Of one foot at Mary Fletcher
hospital While at the hospital Milo re-
ceived 1868 post cards. Ray Fletcher, for
several years on NJ. G. Loveioys West
Branch farm, has purchased farm in
Randolph and Will soon move there
The Rev. J. G. Angel went Monday to
Randolph to deliver a lecture The Other
Fellow" In the brotherhood lecture
course.-The ladies of the Congregational
Church served dinner at their vestry
esdaY.-Mrs. w. O. Belts Is re-
covering from the Erip.-Ciiles Dewey has
return ID from Manchester, y. II.-MrS
Mary COBB returned to Glover Monday
after visiting MIR. and Mrs. J. c. cobb
over Sunday-A son was born February
&c to Mrf. and Mrs. Arthur Morrill,
Notwithstanding the rainy weather and
difficult travelling. there was a large at-
tendance at the annual town meeting
Tuesday. These officers We're elected,
Moderator G. i. Eddy; clerk Mrs Alice
A. Raymond; selectman, j. c. Benson;
treasurer O. +. Luce. overseer Of poor,
L. !. Harris: first constable, y II.
Kaiser: second constable w r Burt 4;
collector. c. NJ Watts; auditors r. f.
Stafford II. f. Pike, A. c. Cakes; trls-
see. .. T. Luce; grand jurors F. p. Bill
Engs. L. X. Hale road commissioner.
". II. Russell; agent 10 prosecute and
1cfend suits for the town. p. d. Pike:
school director, Or Fl. W Barrows: tree
warden, /. r. Smith agent To deed real
estate o. +. Luce, lister O. II. lace;
cemetery colnmissionr, H. r. .Jenney
library commissioner, O, E Luce. II vas
voted - raise 81 81 town tax school rs and
ti%hWaya cents. Thcvoters appropria ted
So fo" the town library and s2i for Me-
mortal day and viii give tie cemetery as
ISOLATION and Aremen the use of halls in
The Memorial bI!ldinr. Among those
who came out Ia vote FOR no license Tues
day were George ". Harris and
George :. Wade both of them past 81
years IT aye. Mr. Harris has been a
lifelong resident OF Stowe. Mr.. Wade
came here to live when about q years
OF age.-'rhe dinners served by the Unity
Church and Methodist Episcopal ladies
tuesday were we'll attended.-A. ID. las
6cr who has ,assed the winter at G. w.
1Iar'ow's. returned to New York city
Tuesday Mrs. II. F. Smith was most
pleasantly surprised Monday. her list
birthday, by shower of 1870 post cards
from friends In Stowe and Waterbury,
c. T. Burt has returned from Boston,
Gassus +. Scribner has closed his house
ard On Tuesday accompanied his daugh-
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. a. p
Gate, OH their return 10 Fftchburg
Mass. HIS sister. Miss Augusta Serb
ner. IL stopping with Mr., and Mrs. y. G
Scribner.-F. C. Scribner returned tC
Portland, Me, Tuesday.-Miss Marjorie
Watts is ill.-Mrs. Hlnice has returned
from a months stay with her daughter
Mrs. g. e. Wheeler In Waterbury. w
w. Ayers has taken his son, George, to
the Mary FLETCHER hospital in Burling
ton for a slight surgical operation
Button have been fined IS and costs
amounting to s10H each for intoxica tior
by Justice c. NJ Watts.
At the annual village meeting hello
last evening the following officers
were elected Chairman. G. w. Buzz
zell; clerk. r. T.. Stafford; trustees, A
A. Pike. It. L. Mcmahon. +. A. Riley
treasurer. A. A. Pike; collector c. M
Watts; water commissioners, F. Z