Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-08
LAM0lLLE
STOWE.

a. w Foster has purchased of Will
liam Lautman of ITighgate the first farm
on the La Porte road in MorristoWn.--
Telephones have been installed In the
residences Of A. p Smith. o. w. Edison
and A. w. Foster-Mrs. Levi Turner
is visiting in Undcrhi1l.-George Tur
ner of Canada Is visiting his uncle,
Levi Turner-Milo Hill has returned
from visit in Waitsfeld,--E. c.
Sleeper Will move from Johnson TO
stowe in about two weeks and will
occupy the tenement over Eddy & Ma
cutcheons store-Mrs. John Sprague
of Huntington is visiting her son, A.
NJ. Douglass.-Some unusual plants on
exhibition at the public reading room
are the pink ladv's slippers, wild Gala,
Labrador tea, pitcher plant blossom
and duck meat.-Mr. and Mrs O. E.
Luce visited st. Johnsbury Saturday
and passed Sunday in Burlington
Morrlsville Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. +, Churchill of Morrisville were in
stowe Saturday--Mrs. Jackson Of
Morrisvlle was In Stowe Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith,
Mrs. Clarence Bridge, Mrs. Fred Good
rich, Clarence Smith and Albert Smith
of Morrisville We're here Friday to at
tend the golden wedding Of their uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Slayton.
w. NJ. Adams, proprietor Of the Sum-
NIT House. Mt. Mansfield, and family
moved there Monday to open the house
for the season-Some summer guests
t,, d. ~ 1nt ,pl a
and Miss Clarke of Reading, Mass. at
Mrs. w. II. H. Moulton's; Mrs. Steaa
| and daughter OF Brooklyn MT pleasant
View House, the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Orson s. Smith, and Miss Taylor at p
r. Gale's.-W T. Double Of Derry, N.
H.. was u guest at p. r. Gales over
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. Gordon Austin
| and guests, Mr., and Mrs. w. T, Wing
of st. Johnsbury, visited Smuggiers'
Notch Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. II. w.
Billings We're In Waterbury sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. G, W. Courser of Johnson
visited Mr.. and Mrs, Pember Sargent
over Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. d. a. Bar
rows and family of Johnson visited
Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Raymond sunday
Or. T. r. Stiles and nephew, Dwight
after visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. w. f. Har-
rfs and other friends in Stowe-Mrs,
Martha Curry visited in Waterbury
Center Sunday. Mansfield Camp, NJ
w. a.. observed It's annual Memorial
Sunday at Unity Church sunday morn
ing. The sermon was by the pastor,
the Rev. T.. T. Crane. After the SER
| vice the graves of members of the or
der We're decorated-MissH elaine Peck
OF CORTLAND, n. V, who has been III
al w. II. Moulton's. was taken TO the
Mary Fletcher hospital Monday for
| treatment.-Mrs. II. w Barrows is at
tending the Choral Union concerts in
St. Adams this week.-Mrs. Lula Rob
nson returned Monday to 81, Adams
after a weeks visit in Stowe.-Mrs.
w. A. Sears is at the Mary Fletcher
hospital for treatment.-Mrs. II. T..
Sherbert is Ill with quincy sore throat.
Allen Thompson Is in Portland, Me.
MFR. and Mrs. F. NJ. culver of HYDE
Park visited his sister, Mrs. A. A. Pike,
| over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sargent visrted their daughter in Ell
more Sunday,-Herbert the l3-year-old
son OF Mr. and Mrs J. b. Ayers, was
severely injured Saturday while load
ing slabs at L. T. Smiths mill In Mos
COW. He was standing between the
wheels when the horse started and he
was thrown to the ground one wheel