Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-12
STOWE.

The annual meeting OF District No.
8, Order of the Eastern Star
was held at Stowe Friday. About
eighty were present, every chap
ter in the district being we'll rep
resented. Grand officers present were
Grand Patron George F. Leland of
Springfield; Mrs. Ella w Wheeler of
St. Johnsbury grand matron; Mrs.
Ruby C. Hawley of Newport. grand
lecturer; Enos II. Sherwin of Hyde
Park, assistant grand Patron. The
work was exemplihed in manner that
was highly commended by the grand
officers. The chapters represented
we're Crystal, No. 8. Wolcott; Coral is,
Morrsvile; Riverside. 80. Hardwick
Sickle, 81, stowe: Mansfield As. Jeffer-
sonville; Johnson 65, Johnson. Dis
trict officers present were District
Deputy Grand Patron Dr. j. c. Nor
gan and District Deputy Grand Matron
Mrs. A. r. Warren. Hardwick; District
Deputy Lang OF St Johnsbury,
The Akeley Memorial Building auditor
first entertainment in the high school
course The production was above that
OF the usual plays given by travelling
companies In small place like this. The
next entertainment will be given on the
evening of November %, by Hal Merton,
magician.--Mrs. Cynthia Stebbins is visit
ing her brother G. d. Gibbs. in Waits
neld-Mr. and Mrs. Miner Tucker of
Burke, n. Y, are visiting their nephew
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Tucker.-A
telephone has been installed in Chandler
Watts resldence--Mrs. Clark ~ Adams
L., ,Jcit bar in IJor
E. c. Russell and daughter, Mrs f. c.
Russell are visiting friends in Fitch
burg and Boston and Portland.
Me. They will be gone about four weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whittemore of Bur
| lington have been recent visitors in
Stowe.--John Smith of Boston is in Stowe.
! General Passenger Agent j. w. Han
| ley Of the Central Vermont railroad. ]. Il
Cork of the Grand Trunk, and Cy War
man, the we'll known author, made an
automobile tour of Mt. Mansfield and
| Smuggler's Notch regions in stowe Fri
day in search of views and other ma
| terial for use another season.-F NJ
Sears, who is making better recovery
from his recent serious accident than was
thought possible, is able to ride to the
| village.
| Representative Howard f. Shaw left
| Tuesday night for Chicago to attend the
meeting of the deep waterways commits
sion OF which he has been appointed q
member by Governor John A. Mead
Mr. and Mrs. d. L. Terr1ll of Tallapoosa
Ga, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. "
Fisher. Mr., and Mrs. p. r. Gale ant
Mr. and Mrs. f, A. Hill.-A son, Georg.
Melvin, was born October to Mr.. ant
Mrs Fred Walker Mrs w. N. Robert,
entertained about q Of her pupils of tn,
primary department OF the Methods
Episcopal Sunday school Saturday even
ing'--Mrs, Luceba French returned I,
Johnson Monday after visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. M, w. Ayers, and other friends
Newell Bigelow, who has been in poo
health for some time Is confined to hi
ped.-There will be an apple social n
the home OF the Rev, and Mrs. w n
Roberts Friday evening under the aus
plces OF tho Epworth League. 1t Is plan
ned to invite all interested to assist 4
grading the grounds of the Methods
Episcopal Church on October 18th
regular meeting of Mansfield Mountai
Grange will be held on Saturday evening
The third and fourth degrees will