Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-23

home or his uncle and aunt Mr. and
Mrs Albert Larraway, in stowe News
has been received of the death of Mrs.
II. G. Hearne January 81 at her home
in Fort Worth. Texas. Mrs Hearno
was Miss Alice Thompson of Stowe, the
daughter Of Leonard s. Thompson OF
Denison, Texas, also formerly of stowe
She was IS years OF age and leaves a
husband, two daughters and her father
The burial was in Denison by the side
OF her brother, Edwin \. Thompson, who
died in October, 1910. Mrs. I1earne was
niece of Mrs. Orio Judson. and sew
eral other relatives live in Stowe
AT a meeting of the civic club at
the public reading room Thursday
evening IT was decided to call a nass
meeting Of the citizens OF stowe Tues
day, February %, to consider electric
| liShling.--Mr and Mrs. Il. c. Robin
son of Gilmore will move in March to
the farm purchased of the r. A. Saw
age estate. Lewis Harlow, who ha.
carried on the farm for several years
will omve to Elmore. where he viii
carry on the farm belonging to his
father-in- law. y. q. Stowell
| son was born Feb. 10 to Mr.. and
Mrs. wills VI. Douglass.-AIiss Lila
| Hriggs Of the Roosevelt hospital, New
York, who is visiting her brother in
Morrisvllc, passed Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley II. Douglass.-.Staffor
| Boardman returned Monday from the
Fanny Allen hospital, where he UNDER
went an operation for appendicitis two
weeks ago Miss Marjorie Watts has
! returned to her work AZ Eddy & Macut-
chan's store after u days illncss.-Mrs.
| jackson Sargent IS He r. Houston
! of Waterbury passed Sunday with nj,
! parents. MIR. and Mrs. J. T.. Houston.
VINO are III with inlluenza.--O. A. San
| born is III with a hard cold-G. "
Fisher visited his sister in CraitSbury
over Snnday.-Nlrs. Juliette Hill OF Nor
rIstoWn IS visiting her son, E. A. Hill,
! and daughter, Mrs. p. Il Cale.-Marl,
! Cutting of MorrisYillc visited his sister,
/ Mrs. II. ". Billings. over SnndRy.-Tha
! Rev. F. Il. Gale Of Berlin Mass former
! pastor Of Unity Church. win deliver tbs
address to II. II. Smith Post Memorial
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs =. d. Pike ATE visiting
| their son. Fred Z. Pike, in Mansfield,
! Ohio.-Miss Mary Chadwick Of Svanton
| Is visiting Miss Clara BacrowS.-The vil-
| iage schools was coSod yesterday, WASH
! ington's birthday Miss Jessie Tucker is
| III with appendicitis -The Bay View
Literary club met with Miss Clare
! Barrows MUNICIPALITIES BESSIE Adams,
Ernest NJ. Houston and L. r. Gale are
attending the farmers school in Rur-
, lington.--AIrs. J. c. Morgan has returned
! from ST Abans.-Mr and Mrs. Elmer
]. Houston Of Cady's Fails visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. e. Houston,
| Tuesday.-MrS. A. y. Camp Of Morris.
vile is visiting her parents. Mr.. am,
Mrs. Chandler Watts.-The program fol
the meeting OF Mansfield Mountain
I Grange Saturday will include q talk or
! infantle paralysis by LUcius /. Sallies
recitatons by Mrs. W \. Aldrich ano
Mrs. A. y. Barrows and n reading,
"a Span Of Morgan Horses" Mrs J. f.
Campbell
Tuesday evening. February %, at
eight o'clock mass meeting of tho
citizens of stowe will be held in the
Axe ~ Memorial building, to consider
the proposed scheme for lighting the
village streets. In the meantime tax
payers can look up their grand list
and so be correctly informed as to
what it would cost them.--The warn
ing posted for the annual village meet
ing to be held Wednesday evening,
March /, contains among other arti-
cles, these: To see IL the village will
vote to install an eiectric system for
lighting the streets and to furnish
consumers to continue the curfew
law. to pay frewen for service and
practice. to accept the rules and resu-
lations of the water commissioners 10
raise n hydrant tax.-There win be d
game OF basket ball here Saturday
evening between Goddard Seminary OF
Barre and stowe high SC hool teams
Miss Lois Straw and Mr.. and Mrs. T.
e. Smith are recovering from illness.
Mrs F. T. Downer Of Hardw,ck is
passing the week with her sister, Mira,
NJ. c, Lovejoy. Mr.. Downer was here
over Wcdnesday.-Th rural mali car
riers had a vacation Wednesday.-The
following books have been added to tbs
public library: THE Inner shrine
"A Woman for Mayor" Lavender an{
old Lace" "Flower Of the Dusk.
Burning Daylight" LITTLE Siste,
snow" The Lady OF the Decoration
"Editha's Burglar" Two Boys in the
Tropics" "a Keystone Of Empire,
prince and Pauper,- Mark Twain, "
'N " -. tiOhel NTTdS new MAN
nal OF Botany" THE Long Trail.
The Calling OF Dan Matthews" From
sioux to Susan" An interrupted
Friendship" New Chronicles Of Re
hecca," Fair Margaret" "Priula Don
no." "FIams ted Quarrie," Lady Holly
hook" "A Young Mans Religion.
His Fathers Faith" "The Little
NinE."-The subject OF the Rev. A. G.
CornwelIs sermon sunday mornlns
will he THE Tempted Christ."-Nis1
Margaret Pike has not attended scr o o.
his week On account Of Illness and
is at t. home ~ her aunt, Mrs. vii
lis Bryan, II Wate-bury.-The Rev
Z. r. Crane, who has accepted the
pasto~ato Of Unity Church. arrived II
stowe Wednesday, accompanied By
Mrs. Css-ne ard their son. They viii
reside in Mrs. Iizsie Warron's house
on Maple street. Services viii begin
at Unity church Sunday. March =,
JEFPMRSONVILLE.
MIS- Edith Ladd ard daughter q
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