Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-21

man CnurCnill, was the ilrSt promoter
of summer travel to stowe and Mount
Mansfield An old time all-day serv-
Ice was carried out at Unity Church
on sunday and was much enjoyed. The
church was beautifully decorated with
autumn leaves ana flowers. Mrs. l.. l..
Harris was organist and the choir was
assisted by Mrs. w. +. Churchill of
Morrisville. The morning sermon was
by the pastor the Rev. F. r. Crane.
Many of the members brought lunch
and the tables in the vestry were
spread at noon. In the afternoon the
Rev. Claiming Brown. field secretary
of the American Unitarian association.
gave n pleasing discourse upon The
Reasons for Liberal Church in n
Dcmocracy."-The condition OF Mrs A.
II. Cheney, who is III with n fever. rc-
mains about tho same.---Mrs. Inez J.
Gorton Of Hampton. Va. is the guest
Of her niece. Mrs ~. Il. Smith.-Mr
and Mrs. Clarence Smith Of Morris
villo visited mir. and Mrs. Henry Gibbs
Sunday
The ladies of the CONGREGATIONAL Church
served supper al their vcstry We'd
nesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. \. e.
-
John Douglass Mrs. Lizzie Maxwell of
Burlington is visiting her cousin, Mrs. +.
=. uilinss.-E. r. Houston of Waterbury
was recent visitor on Mt Mansfield
ard Mrs Houston visited his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. j. T.. Houston. Mrs C.. f.
Wheeler has returned from visit with
friends in burlington. Plattshurgh and
Peru, y. i.--EIarry O. Ayers. a son of
Stove. has been promoted to the position
Of deputy warden in the Connecticut
State prison at Weathersneld .--Th,
apple crop on the hill farm is a large
one In the valleys nearly a failure.-Mis,
stone of Morrisvillc is caring for Mrs
Anna kimball. who is suffering from
severe injuries from a fall downstairs
Mrs. Levi Turner is visiting friends in
WI clock.-Mr and Mrs. a. a. Royce
have Begun housekeeping at their farm
ON West hllL-Mr. ana Mrs Clarence
DundVCu, who have visited az the Knoll
have returned to South Iramingham.
Mass Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Wood left
Monday for their home in Minneapolis.
About 1000 guests registered at the
Summit House on Mt. Mansfield during
the season and fully as many more
have visited the mountain who have
not patronized the house The house
VIII close on october 9 The autumnal
foliage and clear atmosphere make the
present an ideal time for visit At
the Lake Mansfield Trout club House
800 guests Were entertained during
July and August Among the summer
visitors at the Green Mountain Inn in
the village IS have remained from one
TO eleven weeks At Pleasant View
House. the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Orson
s. Smith about 30 have been enter
tanned. Perhaps 80 have been enter
tanned in private families. Among
those who have opened their homes to
summer visitors are George W. IIar-
low. George w Adams. f. r. Bigelow.
T. r. Gale. p K Gale. Henry Bailey.
There have also been several hundreds
or visitors who have passed all or a
part of the summon with their rela-
tves in Stowe Mrs. W. ". Houston
and little daughter, Ardys. who have
passed the summer with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ Watts. left We'd
nesday for her home in Cleveland Ohio.
Lawrence BRclow went t. Middle
bury Wednesday for his second wear
in Middlebury College. Miss Clara
Dewey also went "Wednesday to enter
1lddlehury Collego.-A dinner party
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. g.
Faunce Thursday will b. in honor of
group Of birthdays thar of Mrs
faunce ana her little great grandson.
wayne Chafce. ana in honor of MIR
faunces on Saturday. Vernon VIII
llaNS is ill.-Mr and Mrs f., II snaod