Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
LAM0ILLE
STOWE.

Miss Edith Robinson Of Castleton Nor
NAL school is at ~ y. Johnson's for the
Easter vacation.-M Miss Adde Bigelow Of
Franklin Falls. n. r., is passing the
Easter vacation ut the nome of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Bigelow The
high school basket ball team played in
| Hardwick Friday evening and was bca-
ten Miss Georgia Riley. booltkcepcr in
c. +. Eddy's office. is passing Easter at
her home I'm Boston.--NIrs. 6. y. Tom
llnson is III with the grip.
William Notemire died at his home
in Sterling suddenly Monday morning
of heart failure. The funeral was
held at the house Wednesday. Mr..
! Notcmire was past 20 years of age
| and leaves wife and several child
rcn.-Nerra IaFountain, who recently
| went to Morrisvillc to work for -.
Y. and Il. w. Smith of the stage route.
} was kicked by n horse he was clip
! ping in tho stable Monday morning
! and ono leg was severely injured, the
knee being broken. Mr.. and Mrs. o.
H. Luce returned from Burlington
Monday. accompanied by Mrs. =. +.
NTcSwceney and two children and
Mrs. NJ. ID. McNahon and three chill
dren.-Mr and Mrs Henry 6. Thomas
have received news of the death Of
their son-in-law W. J. Cooper. in Salt
Lake city MIR Thomas is confined to
his home by Illness MIR. Cooper was
n prominent man in Salt Lake City.
| where he was engaged in the publish
ina business. He had been a director
for many years in the II. J.. Polk Co.
Of Detroit Mich He was about ~
wears Of age and was . native Of Bal
timore Md He married Miss Mary
Thomas in Minneapolis and went from
1. there to Salt Lake City fourteen years
ago. His mother and one sister
side in Baltimore. a sister in Newark.
y. Y. and two brothers in California.
Besides his wife he leaves a daughter
land n son. Mi Cooper had been i'll
for several months with Bright's dis
sc.-Mrs +. j. Billings is in Barre.
Mr. and Mrs I.ucius T.. Satlis have
returned from carriage drive to
Barre ana tpeler--Mr. and Mrs.
+. 6. Peterson returned Monday from
Waterbury, and Montpelier.-W. l..
Bennett is moving his goods to In
derhil Ccnter-The Lamoille probate
court has appointed Fred @. Scrihner
execution Of the will of Mrs. Francis
~ Scrihner and Orlo =. Luce and
George S Nj Mister appraisers and
commissioner Mrs. Harriet Adams
, Is III at the home of her son. Erwin
, J. Adams-Mcmhers Of Lamoillc COM
mandery Kuiahts Templar, who at
tended TIE Easter service at the Uni-
| versalist church in Morrisville were
, IT,. RI. w. Barrows. II. T.. shaw and
r l.. Smith.-Mr and Mrs. Charles
Gherbu, of johnson visited Mr.. and
Mrs Willis ". Douglass and other
relatives here over Sunday.-P. A.
. Raymond has begun work as assist
: ant in c, f. Eddys creamery here
He has resigned as census enumerator
George w. Adams tapped his sugar
place February 2S and gathered the
buckets on March %, making about
> 500 pounds from 200 trees. which ht
> considered good crop. Mr., Adams
. tapped and gathered buckets on the
, same dates in 1903 when the seasor
was quite similar to that of this year
. The roads are fast drying up an'
early gardeners have planted swee
and garden peas Floyd and Fife
children of Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. sleeper
who have been III. all improving.-
Vera LaFountain. who was severely
;. injured by kick from horse II
:. Morrsville Monday. is doing as wei
II as could he expected. He is heint
t. cared for by Mrs 9. c. Euhlee at X
: w smith SIS. W. Barrows an'
= grandson. Douglass Barrows, are Wis
e ting in st. Albans.-Miss Ruby stock
= well of Claremont. y. H.. is visiting
$ in Stowc.--Mrs. y. H. Kaiser and Mrs
t c. A. Simmons have been called u
Craftsbury by the serious illness
their sister, Mrs. Butler Mlller-Th
. program for the next meeting or Mans
field Mountain Grange includes dis
cussion on which is more mono'ohouS
the farmers work out of doors or tina
of his wife in the house; reports
the sugar season, and papers "anl'h
implements required on l1o-a''
farm and those required in 1arh'
house kitchen.--O. +. Gerry mas PIe
=. Scnted to the Akeley Memorial Dun"
- ing a history of the Hubbell family
" FIRST settlers Of Wolcott. printed i
IN 1924.
a The funeral Of William Notenl'rc wa
II held at his home Wednesday afternoon
III conducted by the Rev. j. q. Angela.
,r Holden is moving to Samuel Kaiser
fe house.-Mrs isabel LaFountain has n
80 turned from "A visit to Morr!s,own an
- N-aterville.-Mrs D. c. JARVIS or barr
-, is visiting her mother, Mrs. sylvia roo
g Mrs Mary Jenney and Miss Nell
y Sargent left "Wednesday on busihe!
o. trip 10 Boston.-AIiss Mary Butts is worl
80 ing in Miles and McAIahoa's otiice.-Mr
=, Mary Chase and son, Richard, are WISH
ing in Waterbury.-A. a. Pike and dauSl
NJ, ter, Marion, were il Northteld Nedhe
~. day.-Mrs B. 7. Gates was in Montpeh
-, "Wednesday. steward NuttinS is Ill WI
rhcumatism.-It Cheney OF SNracus
\. Y, is visiting in Stowe.-Frogs we
heard in force Wednesday evenlnS,-M
and Mrs Jesse r. Pike OF Waterbury a
ne visiting in Stowc.-The machine shop
rs the Mt Mansfield electric railway ST
q. ton Is being vacated for the new gener
as tor. The waiting room will be used as
III machine shop and the office above FOR
cd waiting room.-There will he col
he munion service at the Methodist Chur
H. Sunday morning with a prayer servi
l3 before the usual morning service.
MORRISVILLE.
RS Mrs s. e Stevens and daught,