Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-25

Park would boycott the Lamoille county
fair Is seemingly unfounded. There will
be several large exhibits from this town
STOWE.
The listers met Saturday to hear COM
plants from the qiadrennal appraisal Of
real estate. Not much dissatisfaction was
found.-In civil case before Justice G.
NJ Watts g. G. Spaudins. VS.. Mrs. Eddie
Muzzy, Judgment was given in favor of
tho defendant. who took an appeal to
county court.-Alss L. Nearen has return
ed from Fitchburg. Mass.-Warren Ladd
is visiting In Barre.-AIss Guenn Burke
returned last week to Lyndon Center
Mrs. c. NJ. Watts and daughter. Miss
Marjorie. visited Mt Mansfield Friday
Miss Marjorie Watts and Miss stella
Marshall visited Burlington Saturday,
The old Home Week dance given by Mt.
Mansfield camp, NJ. W. A. Friday eve
ming was attended by about sixty cou-
pies, Elmore's orchestra furnished music.
Tie stowe Military band gave an open
air concert Friday cvening.-Nfr. and Mrs.
W. Il. Bigelow returned to Salem, Mass,
Satur1ay.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fl.
Bigelow returned to Everett, Mass. Sun
day.-Noters should personally ascertain
that their names are on the check list
+. T. Adams returned Friday from Bur
llugton, where his youngest son. Forbes
was operated upon for appendicitis
Old Home Union service AT Unity Church
Sunday morning were well attended. Spe-
cial music was rendered by union choir
| in charge of George A. Burnham. Rev.
otto Raspe preached an appropriate SER
mon and Rev A. G. Cornwel assisted In
the service. The church was decorated
with wild flowers and potted plants. This
service closed the tenth successful! OBJ
servance Of Old Home Week in stowe.
A republican caucus held Saturday
| evening placed in. nomination as candi-
, date for town representative james T.
! Houston. George w. Buzzell acted as
/ president of the caucus and l.. l.. Harris
| clerk The nomination OF Mr.. Houston
vas made unanimous. Mr.. Houston is a
prominent citizen Of Stowe. his native
town. The following names were placed
in nomination for justices OF the peace
| p. ID. Pike. II. T. Raymond. W. W. Ad-
ans. o. F. Luce. f. r. Cobb c. 2. Serb
ner. G. s. McAllister. on tho same even
ing the democratic caucus nomna ed
| Howard F. Shaw as candidate for town
representative. The caucus was an emf
nently harmonious one. C. L. McMahor
was president and DR.. H. W. Barrows
secretary. The justices nominated were
c. NJ Watts. II. T. Raymond. C. p. Serb
nor, W. w. Adams. o. f. Luce, G., S. Nc
Allister. f. b. Cobb-Mrs f. c. Sleeper
is at the Pittsford sanatorium for medi
cal treatment-Mrs Edwin Hall has re-
| D,,,l
Il. Bgelow of ST. Johnsbury is visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. Bige
| low-Miss Pearl Peterson of Milwa ukee
| WIS, is visitor at the home of hel
uncle. Eliakim Bigelow.-W. r. Douhl,
of Derby, y. H., visited at F. r. Gale
over Sunday.--Mrs. Schoeberein. II visi
tor from Denver, Colo, lost a pocketbool
with a sum of money nj the base bal
game on Old Home day.-Paul, the sever
years old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rradle.
Magoon. was thrown from n childs car
recently and received a cut on the hea
several inches long, requiring surgica
treatment Flo Dewey was AT HON
from Waterbury over Sunday.-A band o
gypsies passed through the village Sun
day toward Morrisville. A Shetland pom,
with a tiny colt following it attracte'
much attention-Roy Ladd is on a visi
to friends in Barre. Washington ant
Warren.-Mr and Mrs. Bert Caldwell o
Washington are visiting at j, +. l.add' :
Episcopal service were conducted p!
the Rev. d. l.. Sanford I'm the Akeley Me
mortal building Tuesday evening. tn
Bay View Literary club met with Mrs
G. l.. Mcmahon Monday afternoon.
Mas Reulah Robinson has been en-