Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-03
LAM0ILLE
STOWE.

STOWE.
Miss Abbie Burt of burlington
has visited In stowe several DAYS
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Pass are visiting her
brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. D. g. Nc
Allistcr. In North Hyde Park.-Charles
St. Jock met with Il painful accident
while at work in the woods Friday. He
slipped and fell against n double bitted
axe that had been left sticking in a tree.
and cut a cash in the back above the hip
five inches long requiring SIX stitches to
close.At the meeting Of Mansfield Noun
tain Grange Saturday afternoon tho pro-
gram was carried out by the charter
members. history OF Golden Grange
the first grange organized In town, was
read by Mrs. N Bigeow. history OF the
present grange by Mrs. George 8. Meal
lister. and Il history of the charter MEM
bers by Mrs. J. f. Campbell. The next
meeting will be held at the home Of the
master, l.. 3. Tomlinson
Tho circle dinner announced by the
Unity ladies for to-day has been
postponed.--F. c. Scribner Of Portland.
Me.. was a visitor in Stowe over sum
day.-Eddy Muzzy was given q hear
ing Saturday before Justice c. NJ.
Watts on Il charge OF breach Of the
peace and was placed under $50 bonds
to appear at county court.--In n civil
suit heard on the same day. Sidney
Mclean against Sheriff W. G. Jones
of Johnson, judgment was given for
pla intiR to recover s1G5 and coats.
An appeal was taken to county court.
AT the regular meeting of Sickle Chap
ter, O. Il. s.. Wednesday evening. so
vemhcr 9, District Deputy Matron Mrs.
A K. Campbell of Morrisvile and Dis
trict Deputy Patron l.. u. Sherwiu Of
Johnson will he present to inspect tae
ritual work of the chapter. The Nor
risville and johnson chapters have
been invited to attend A practice
meeting will be held Saturday evening
at the regular meeting OF Fl. H. Smith
Post, w. r. C. Saturday, Corps Inspcc-
tor Mrs. A. A. Niles OF Morrisv.i!e
will inspect the ritual work-Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer J. Houston have moved
their household goods to Cady's Falls.
A. B. Alger was driving a spirited
colt belonging to George Sanborn TO
! his home on West Branch Saturday
evening and when turning a sharp cor
ner around the lodges the colt became
| frightened at loaded team aud
dashed against fence post. Mr.. AL
ger was thrown out ana dragged some
distance. receiving severe bruises and
cut on the head. The colt was bal
| ly cut on barbed wlre.--Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Mccullough are in Waitstield.
where Mr.. MCCULLOUGH is deer hunt
ing-The Bay View club met with
Mrs Anna Kimhall Monday aftern ooa.
| Orson s. Smith has returned from Bur-
! lington where he has passed several days
| at Mary Fletcher hospital, and he re-
| ports Mrs. Smith as gaining and out of
| danger-Mrs. II. W. McMahon and son.
Harry. accompanied her mother Mrs
Seymour, on her return Monday TO Bur-
lngton for stay OF several days
Wayne. the little son. a year old. OF Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Carpenter fell on hot
stove Monday and was badly burned on
| the left side Of his face and on one hand.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Ferris Jr and
daughter Venila Isabel, of Waterbury
are passing the week with Mr. and Mrs.
+. f.. Smith. Messrs. Smith and Ferris
and Channey Greene OF Morrisville are at
Camp Comfort, Mr., Smiths deer season
resort on Kicker mountain in Waterbury.
Bert Young and Leslie Stevens Of Nor
witch University were recent visitors at
c. I. Robinson's.-Miss Clara Barrows re-
ports finding strawberry blossoms and
shaggy name mushrooms October 80.
Eddy Muzzy, who Is under bonds TO
appear at county court on a charge OF
breach OF the peace. the alleged offense
being assault upon his wife and daughter,
about eight years OF age went Tuesday
} to tho Fucker street school house, where
the little girl attended school. and took
the child away. The whereabouts OF the
pair Is unknown.-The Rev. A. q. Corn
well will, on Sunday morning, preach
the third Of a series OF sermons on "The
Vital Principals of Life The sermon
will be followed by the sacrament of the
Lords supper.-Mr, and Mrs. y. D. Pike
will celebrate their golden wedding an
niversary Monday, November I. Supper
will be served in the Akeley Memorial
building banquet hall at 1--WE O'clock &c
which all their tOwuspeoplc are invited
and in the evening there will follow a
social hour In the auditorium with
speeches and music A general invita-
tion Is given to all to celebrate this occa-
I sion with Mr.. and Mrs, Pike.--The Gene
| terry association held It's annual meeting
, Tuesday afternoon with the president
Mrs Nina B. Shaw. The following OH
: GERS We're elected President Mrs Abbi'
IS Warren. vice president. Mrs Anni
5 kimbail treasurer Mrs. Mary Russell
directors, Mrs. Warren. Mrs. Kimball
Mrs Mary Smith, Mrs Inez Scribner ant
Mrs Helen A. wilkins. The treasurer
statement for the year was as foiiows
Amount on hand at the beginning or TN
year, $2s2l; In the bank. $50 received
during the year. s5ii.ss: orders paid
1860 3s; deposited in bank. 500, Thirty
> five mombers have Joined during the year
At a hearing before Justice c. M watt
Tuesday evening. ingalls, Godfrey OF Al
, bany. N. Y. who Is visiting In stowe ant
who has been hunting under resident
license, decided to obtain a non-residen
, license and pay costs OF prosecution
, Messrs Tucker, Reynolds and william
, Horner each reported getting dee
| Tuesday.-,Mtss Fellows OF Burlingto
J was recent visitor at -Four wind
farm.-Mrs. Felix II, sherbut Will &