Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-24
LAM0lLL,E
STOWE

The case OF the State against w. l..
ipereritt for allowing cows to stray ".
the highway was tried Feb. Is be-
fore lury. who brought in y verdict of
cquittal G. NJ. Watts acted as Justice
with NJ. p. Maurice for the state and V.
a. Bullard for the defendent. The
Jurors were V. H. cobb, G. N. Actions,
Henry Gibbs. w. II. H. Sargent, +. F..
Stafford and ]. c. Benson.--I.loyd, the
nine years old son Of Mr.. ana Mrs 3 II
Nutting, died Wednesday February 16 Of
blood pnson' 'lowin,. heumi lie
fever. The funeral was held at the home
at one o'clock Friday afternoon.
Mrs Y. 4. Clair went Saturday to
Waterville to spend several weeks with
her granddaughter. Mrs. Ralph Clark.
She was accorpa MED by Miss Matte
Robinson.-Miss Elsie Stehbins has q
position In Watsfeld MFR and Mrs.
Fred douglass or Montpelier. Mrs. f. G
Robinson and so1. Roy, Of Elmore. Nil
ledge Thon'rson OF Cambridge and
Bernie Jones Of Waterbury. were here
Friday to attend the funeral OF Lloyd
Nu'tinr.--iirs F. 2. Billings returned
Friday from Schenectady, accompanied
by AIRS. Elroy .. Billings and little
ION. who will remain In Stowe few
weeks beforc Joining Mr.. Billings in St
Louis
The Ladies OF Unity and the Methodist
Churches will serve dinner at heir yes
tries usual on town meeting day.-W
W. Houston of Cleveland. Ohio has
joined Mrs Houston and little daughter
hcre.-Mr. and Mrs. George Bas sett have
been engaged by Overseer l.. L. Harris
N T4 h., ton fav,
year. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Sargent. In
charge the past year. will move the first
! of March to the rafm purchased Of o. f.
Jerry ana Mr.. and Mrs Jerry will take
possession of the Sargent residence at
the village.-Aiiss Gertrude Davis OF VOL
colt has employment with her aunt. Mrs.
| +. c. Sleeper.
Mrs. T. c. Russell has returned from
visit of several months in Minneap-
oils. Minn.-Katy Collins. the little
granddaughter Of Mrs George w SAL
lies at stowe Forks. is i'll with diph-
theria.-Georgie. tho three year-oid
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shonio.
Is very Ill with membranous Group
Mrs. A. =. Cato has been called to
stowe by the illness OF her mother,
Hrs. G. p, Scrbner, who has been
critically III for some time.-Dr T. r.
stiles of st. Johnsbury was called
mere Tuesday by the illness OF his sis
ter, Mrs. c. 7. Scribner.--C. f. Burt
Is in Boston.-Mrs. Maria I.add futile.
la CORNER resident of Stowe, died at
her nome in West Lynn, Mass, Feb.
| Is Of pneumonia Besides her nus
band, Albion Tuttle. she is survived
by three brothers, J. r. Ladd Of Stowe,
W W. La1d of Barre. and Lafayette
add OF Hartford Conn. and four
lstera. Mrs VA lam Pratt of Stowe
Mrs. Eaton of Spokane. Wash. Mrs.
Griffin of Jericho and Mrs. NJ Ayers
of Waterbury Center.-Mr. and Mrs.
y II. Kaiser are In Greensboro,--Miss
Fla Warren is attending the vacation
school in Johnson.--The play swap
Shots" Will hc given at the Akeley
Memorial building Tuesday evening.
Marc !. under the auspices az the
senior high school class.-Mr. and Mrs
f. J Houston H~c IN Morristown,--Mr
and NJ. = T. ''ureon Of Morrisvlle
wern guests ut r. Z Biecl"w's Tues
3av-A : Royca. who has carried on
the Joseph Mower place for several
Years VIII move to NJ. c. Lovcjoys
farm on W"st B'an7h March 1.-The
village school were closed on Wash
!ngton's birthday.
Frances \ Scrihner. wife Of Cassius Y.
s,-,rner. died yesterday at the age OF ca
~ Mrs Scri1ncr had lived in this
wn all her lce. She was a member Of
III, C.anre The surviving members OF
Ter immediate family ere n husband,
one daughter Mrs. /. p. Cate Of Fitch
7 nI
Scribner of Portland Me, and Charles
C. Scrihner of stowe The funera! will
be held from the house. Saturday after
noon NJ two O'Clock The warning 70"
the annual town meeting besides the usual
provision contains one asking If the town
vote to give Inc the cemetery as
ISOLATION the use of tho halls in the
Memorial bulding-The annual village
meeting will be held in the basement
Of the Memorial building at 7;SO o'clock
Wodn' sday evel.i &. March 2.--There will
le "a .-}ne of sket ball between the
; uN, high school and Elmore teams
Friday evenng.-David Douglass Is NOV
ing to w, l., Ayers farm in stowe
Holow.-A high wind Wednesday with
passabic in some cases.-The Rev. j. @.
a
meeting in the interest OF the laymen's
missionary movement was held at the
Methodist Church vestry Tuesday even
ing A. H. Cheney acted As chairman.
and addresses were made by II. p.
Munson OF Morrisvile the Rev. J. =,
Angel and the Rev A. G, Cornwel.
Misses Cheney. l.. L. Harris ana Il. c.
sleeper were appointed on the county
committee A banquet was served by
f. s. Boardman. Among those present
were l.. y. rominson, Funeral SER
vices will be held at two o'clock Friday
afternoon at the home OF MIR. and Mrs
S. Shonio at stowe Forks for their little
daughter Georgia, who died Tuesday
of membrance croup-The condition OF
little Katie Collins. III with diphtheria re-
mains about the same.-Mrs. John
Baldwin and son. Leon. OF Shodsham are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred L. smith,
Miss Rebecca Burt 10 visiting her sister
Miss Marjorie Burt, at Syracuse Uni
versty. and Mrs. c. l.. Mcmahon
have returned from trip to Washington
and New York city.-H. Il. Shaw was
in Burlington Wednesday,-A sleishing
party from the Methodist Sunday school
of Waterbury visited stowe Tuesday
Mrs. Lucy Scribner has returned home
after visiting relatives In Iowa, ST
Louis Mo-. and Danvlle. n. Y.-E. G.