Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-07-20

the oHlco OF DOuu q StrutnerS OF Bcl-
lows Falls--Miss Lillian Slayton Is In
Cambridgo.--Mr. and Mrs A. G. Berry
OF Hartford. Conn, who have visited
the parents OF Mrs Berry. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. p. Darling. went Wednesday to
Plymouth, n. U---Mrs. y. G. Littel Of
st. Adams came Wednesday to visit
hor mother, Mrs. IT, Allcr.-Mrs w. NJ
Newton, who went to Albany. n. Y,
some weeks ago on account OF the crit
ical condition Of her daughter, Mira
Carrie Fletcher. returned Wednesday
accompanied by Mrs. Fletcher, who IL
somewhat improved, Mfr. and Mrs
Bloom Palmer of Wilder are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ. sargent.-C. b.
Currer and daughter, Mrs. Nohlc
Thrustman. OF Middlenield. Conn. ors
guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. Frank
Thomas.-Frcd c. Marshall aad Mrs.
Flora Alien were united In marriage
| Tuesday at tho home OF the Rev Y.
N Hardy. DR.. Hardy performing tho
ceremony.
STOWE.
Mrs. c. u. Chaplin returned Friday
| from Waterbury. where she passed
about two wccks with hcr sister, MS.
| w. w. Bryan, whose condition does not
| improve and who has entered a private
sanitarium in Burlington for treat
mcnt-Miss Margaret Pike returned
Friday from Waterbury and will at
tend tho summer school --Miss Ruth
Mcmahon Is recovering from an ILL
ness.-Dr. and Mrs. Kidder of Wood
stock and Judge and Mrs. Powers of
Morrisville are passing the week at
Lake Mansfield-E. n. Webster Of
Morrisvllle was in Stowe Friday.
large number of fremen went to
| Waterbury Saturday afternoon to assist
In saving the buildings on the C. C.
| Robinson farm, struck by lightning dur
ing a hail storm which passed over
| Stowe and Waterbury about FIVE o'clock.
The han did damage to growing crops
here.-Mss Davis Of Cambridge, Mass,
who passed last summer here. is at
Arthur Seaver's for this season.-An
automobile party from Fairfax. G. l..
Butler. Misses Ada Hunt, Fern Hunt and
Mrs. Putnam visited Miss Ada Currer at
the Green Mountain Inn Friday.-Miss
| Eva Warren was in Waterbury Center
Saturday to attend a linen shower given
to her cousin Miss Martha Hodge-Mrs.
Cora Morrison Of Waterbury Center pass
ed the week at the Green Mountain Inn
Miss Ellen Stearns is attending the
Johnson summer school.-Dr. Tinkham
and Or. Arnold of burlington passed Sun
day on Mt Mansfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold c. Mcmahon and
family made an auto trip to Cnderhill
Sunday. remaining over night. Reaburn
Mcmahon and Miss Minnie Smith were in
the party.--C. L. Mcmahon attended a
meeting of the directors OF the Waterbury
National bank Monday.-Mr and Mrs.
Fl. Chaplin and George w. Gale made an
automobile trip to Burlington Sunday 10
visit Miss Marjorie Burt and Mrs. W. V.
Brvan.-Walter x. Bigelow of Salem,
Mass. Is visiting her brother. Edwin r.
Bigelow, and other relatives In Stowe
game OF base ball Saturday at Moscow
between the Moscow and the Waterbury
! stone cutters teams resulted in a scone
Of 10 to 3 In favor Of the forrner.-Mr. and
| Mrs George Adams OF Moscow are visit
ing in Iudlow.-Mr. and Mrs Homer Nor
way Of Hyde Park have visited friends in
Stowe.-Miss Martha Hodge OF Waterbury
Center was In Stowe Monday.-Miss Polly
Gale, who is learning the millinery bust
ness in Cleveland. Ohio. is passing the
summer with her sister, Mrs. T. S.
Billings. in St Louis, Mo.-Mrs, Flora
Rlodgett is confined to the house by ILL
nesa.-Mrs Sarah A. Weeks Of Bridge
street. who Is gaining slowly after ser
ious illness at the home Of her son. w.
, w. Thomas, in Morrsvile was remem-
bered by a shower of post cards from
l stowe friends Monday her S3rl birthday.
Miss Cotter and her mother of Derby.
! Conn, are guests It p r. Gales.-Clinton
Cooper Of the Nashua. y. H, business
t college is passing the summer at the home
I Of &c Gistp NrS ARG q
\ Plaisted and Wilfred Smith of Montpelier
: visited Moss Glen Falls. Stowe
= and Lake Mansfield Tuesday.-Mr. and
= Mrs. A. f. Homer and Mr.. and Mrs.
: l.. f. Sallies visited Sterling pond Sun
= | day. Sterling pond lies among the
; Sterling peaks north of Smugglers Notch.
+ and parties in search of It are often I'M
A successful.-Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Mills
. have returned to Essex Junction after
. several days visit in Stowe
h The ladies' circle of the Methodist
e Episcopal Church will meet at the parson-
/. age Wednesday afternoon. July %. Supper
e will he served at five oclock.-Mr. and
= Mrs II. F.. Shaw and Mr. and Mrs G.
= A. Riley visited Mt Mansfield Wednes-
:. daY.-Mr. and Mrs. A, y. Bigeow and
V two children of Hartford. Conn, arrived
It in stowe Tuesday. Mr.. Bigelow left Wed
4 neSdav Tor Hartford Mrs. BgeloW anC
J. children will remain several weeks.-Roy
Crosby, Miss Ruby Crosby and Miss
Il RADIO Williams Of Burke. y. Y, are visit.
= ing their aunt. Mrs. Fl. H. Tucker. and
other friends in Stowe-Miss Ada Allen
4 who has visited Mrs II. E. Pike, wa:
- called to her home in Boston Tuesday
=, by the death of her brother-The wiring
- Of c, A. Riley's store has been com
=, pleted-A social dance at the Akeley
Memorial building Tuesday evening was
" attended ny about q couples Elmore's
orchestra furnished music,-The rooms II
the third story of the club house at I4sSt
80 commodate the large number Of guests
n Seventy-tive were present at dinner Sun
e day.-Mrs. James f. Houston returned
n Wednesday from a two weeks visit n
m the home of her son. Elmer j Houston
Of In Cadys Falls. Mrs. Houston's healtl
IN Is improved.
IN JOHNSON.
- The large barn or Benjamin Fuller was
n struck by tightening Monday morning
4, carly and burned TO the ground. II con
-, tanned 20 tons of hay, hens, pigs and har'
nc ness They succeeded in getting out a val
- liable pair of horses Mr.. Fuller moved
n here from jefferson, y. H., few month,
ago and since he came here has lost by fire
=, "A sugar house. dwelling house and barn