Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-01
LAM0lLLE
STOWE.

The family of the late Jasper r and
Melissa A. Green Ayers and relatives hold
their annual Reunion Saturday at tho
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William w Ayers
in Stowe Hollow. A picnic dinner was
served under the maple trees. There were
rs present. Among them. ]. B. Ayers,
Mrs Aurora Adams, Mrs. w. w. Adams
George Ayers, Mr.. and Mrs. Selden
Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Adams, Mr..
ara Mrs. Herbert Cleveland, Mrs Fred
Tatro Mr.. and Mrs. bradley Magoon,
Mrs. Edward French, Ernest. Roy and
Leon French. J. w. Wrisley, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. o. Wrlsley. Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
win Marshall Mrs. Arthur Marshall OF
Stowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ayers of
Weathersfield, Conn, Mrs. Ralph Fl.
Clarke of East Charlotte, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. l.. Chamberlain, and Mrs. Dow
Adams of Waterbury Center, Mr.. and
Mrs. Casstus Ayers. Mrs. Helen SOM
ervil!e and Mrs. T. F. Atkins Of Water
bury. Mrs. r. J.. Butler of saltwater
county, Ark. Claude Adams OF Mont
pelier and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hin of
West Berlin.-Fred Morrill, was called to
burlington Saturday by n change for the
worse in the condition of his son, Earl,
at Mary Fletcher hospital. c. O. Burt
conveyed him In his automobile. Another
operation was found necessary.-After an
oil days search for his sheep that had
been frightened by bears into remote
parts OF his back pasture on Round Top
mountain, Angus J.. Gale succeeded in
finding all but three, and Of these bones
and other remains were found which had
been partly eaten. No bears we're seen,
AltnOnRh hat no
been some In tho pasture during Thurs
day nght-The base ball game between
Moscow and Cambridge teams resulted
IN score OF 10 In favor of MOSCOW
Fred Robinson is able to be out after
1everai weeks with a broken leg.-Afrs,
". A. Cheney and children OF Milton,
Mass, are visitors at James T.. Hous-
eon's.-Mrs. Leon Mecham Of Jeffer-
sonville is visiting Mr.. Meacham at
James Il. Houston's.--Frank Slnnicks of
Manchester Mass. is guest at c. O.
Burt's. Mr.. Sinnicks and w. T. Burt WIS.,
ted Mt, Mansfield Saturday.-Among the
Stowe farmers. who secured premiums on
I'VE Stock were W. A. Slayton. first
prizes on two yokes OF cattle, and A. w.
Foster. first prizes on pair OF horses
and a three-Inonth h. old colt
~~"'6h' ph'ithi occohu lieutenant on
the Y. S. battleship South Carolina. Is
at home on an eight days' leave, com
Ing here from Portland, Me.-hIr. and
Mrs Melvin Greene o. Waterbury
visited Mr. and Mrs A. L. Morrill, over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Steindrouk and
:wO sons and =. II. Gale visited Snug
slers' Notch Monday.-Mrs Ida Win
ship Rand of Boston Is visiting Mrs.
II. G.. Thomas and other relatives In
Etowe.-Cheney ]. Shedd went to Low
ell Monday on his way to his home
In Taunton. Mass-Miss Jessie Wade
Is iil.-Dwight Ayers Is visiting in
Nilton.-Miss Marian Pike IL visiting
relatives in Hyde Park.-M. M Mum
Of Saranac Lake. N, Y. has Joined
Mrs. Mum at tho home of his sister,
Mrs. +. s. Boardman.-C. F. Eddy went
60 Boston the first OF the week.--Miss
Ruth Bigelow returned to st. Johns
bury Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. George
N. Fisher and little daughter are pass
ing the week In Orleans county
Among the many guests at Mt Mans
field the past week were two sunrise
parties, who left Stowe In the night,