Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-02

I ' ~ httifs lhNt ltlI 10Y IltlT nome
by way of Derry. N. H., where Mrs. Gale
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
n. Double Howard Whittemore Is NOV
ing from George Towns tenement to Nor
r~istown.-The Rev. j. q. Angel was called
TO North Hero to attend a funeral Sat
urday. The Rev. /. T. Cole preached at
the Methodist Episcopal and West Branch
Churches Sunday.-Deputy Arthur c.
Wells Of Johnson was present at the
meeting OF Mansfield Mountain Grange
Saturday and gave an instructive talk
upon the unwrltten work. Recitations
were given by Misses Eva MIRIAM and
Louise Aldrich. Lucius Salies gave a
talk upon tho cause, symptoms and cure
OF infantlle paralysis. Mrs. J. F.. Camp
bell read That Little Span OF Morgans.'
A game Of basket BAH was played hers
Saturday evcniuF between Stove high
school and Goddard Seminary second
cain resulting in q score Of % to IL IN
favor of Stowe. The line-Lp: stowe. Rob-
irson. Hale and Parker, f., Harris. e.;
COBB and Smalley. &; Goddard seconds,
CRAIG and Olson. 9 M"Cleary, c.; AL.
1rich and " arden. f.-Mr. and Mrs. II.
W. Tiuirpa have returned from a weeks
visit ia PcIlidere.- Mr. and Mrs. Frank
cutting Of Morrisyilc are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. II. W. Bilinss.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. f. Houston are recovering from
illness. Their daughter, Mrs. II. j. Fos-
ter. is iil.-Among those who attended
the C~ornmardery reception and ball at
Aioirisyille Monday evening were Mr..
and Mrs. c. ~ Riley, Dr. and Mrs. II.
". Barrows. Mr.. and Mrs. H.. T.. shaw.
Air. and Mrs. c. +. Eddy and Mi. and
Mrs. Il. W. Biliings.-Mrs. F.mmellnc
Moody of Moscow is III with the grip.
Pneumonia Is feared.-Mrs. G.. q. Town
of Moscow is very III with Bright's dis
Grace Bigelow OF the Spring
field. Mass. Commercial high school j.,
passing a weeks vdcation at her home
in stowe Miss Jessie Tucker returned
from Burlington Saturday and is recov-
erins from appendicitis withou, an opera
ton.-Renry Baldwin OF Morrisville ia
visiting in MoscoW.-Mts. Lula Dunbar
is in st. Adams.
Mrs. Anna Kimbe!l and Mira. G. II.
Stone gave a five hundred party Monday
evening. Eight tables were PLAYED. Ice
cream and cake were served.-Mrs. C C..
Robinson is i'll with observation-disclosures
those out Of the high school on account
of illness are Miss Ruth Angell and Miss
Elsie Alger.-Roy II. Barnes of the high
school is assisting in {. A. Riley's drug
store out of school hours. Miss Carrie
Robinson has returned to tho high school
after several weeks absence on account
of lllness.-Mr. and Mrs. W. +. Churchill
attended the commandery reception and
ball at Morrisville Monday evening.-Mrs.
Ahhie Warren Of the central telephone
office was given Il post card shower on
her birthday by Subscribers on lines 2 and
AZ. c. Mills is recovering from a pain
ful accident. While unloading logs II
binder chain struck him In the mouth
breaking several teeth and otherwise in
jurlng him.-H. l.. Reed, who has car
ried on O.. y. Luce's Mushcoday farm
the past two years. Is moving to West
minister, where he will be employed ar
cream gatherer for G.. r. Eddy's cream
cry there. Engel Obj Will he employed
by Mr.. Eddy in Evansville.-Frank La
rcau is moving to George Towns tene.
ment and will work for Mr.. Town
George Fred Adams of Moscow and Miss
l.enora Robinson Of Ludlow were mar
ried by the Rev. j 9. Angel February
Mrs. Mabel Drew, ~housekeeper for
George Lawrence in Stowe Hollow, is
critically i'll with pneumonia. Overseer
l.. /. Harris has taken the woman's
little daughter away 10 be cared for
Miss Nellie Watts, who is teaching in
liaverhill, Mass, is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler WattS.-Miss
bcruice Lang is out Of school his week
On account OF Observation-Disclosures a. II.
Cheney is mL-charles Gale and the
Misses Polly and Elvira Gale visited in
Morristown over Sunday.-Charles Lang
of Cambridge is moving to the Mushco-
day farm.-Mrs. G. A. simmons and Mrs.
y. II. Kaiser have been called to Green's
'oro by tho serious Illness Of their
mother.
y meeting of the citizens of stowe was
held in the Akeloy Memorial building
Tuesday evening to further consider the
matter of contracting for electric lighting
of the streets and dwellings. G. L. Nc
Maho presided and briefly outlined the
scheme as developed and Introduced
Mcssrs. Slayton and Stafford OF the
Worthwhile Light q Power company. NJ.
G.. Clark of the Western Electric COM
panY and Mr.. Hampson of the General
Electric company. 1t was estimated by
these men that .Nc cost Of Installing the
plant 20 light two miles OF village slroets
would he between $500 and g. 800. FOR
which the suggestion is that the village
Incorporation bond. W. F. Churchill
stated that between 20 y 50 residents
would install electric lighting in their
homes, and that such private consumption
would furnish a profit which would be
used in paying interest and ultimately
capital q. F.. Luce stated that # is
proposed to ask the town meeting 10 vote
a tax of five cents on 3 dollar for a term
Of five years to cover cost OF lighting
streets, and that only about s2H would
fall on the yers outside the villas &c
limits. The representatives Of the
electric companies answered a running
fire of questions and the general sentl-
ment was one Of satisfaction with the
figures submitted 1t is hoped that at the
town meeting the scheme will be adopted
and the necessary appropriation made for
lighting streets while the village votes tl
, install the plnnt-Bert Newcity was
taken by Sheriff Town of Hyde Park tc
Montpelier Tuesday, where ne is
sentenced TO seyye not less than three OF
more thar four months for breaking tbs
conditions of his prohstion-Mabel Drew
who was i'll with pneumonia at George
Lawrence's in South Hollow. died about
one O'Clock Wednesday morning. having
been i'll since Saturday. She came tc
Mr.. IAwrence's from Morrisville about 6
week ago. The woman was apparently
about ~ years old. Eesides the daugh.
ter. Ave or six years Of age. who wa.
with her, no relatives are known. As he