Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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and Floyd Sears. Their oldest son. Henry
A.. died in 1890 and their only daughter,
Flora, wife OF Lewis H. Raymond, died
In 1895 Since the death of their daugh-
ter her children have been members of
their family and Mr.. Sears's sister. Miss
Elizabeth Sears. over so years of age has
also found home with them for many
years A brother, Henry \. Thomas,
resides in Ludlow. Mrs. Sears's life has
been devoted to the welfare of her family
and she was much esteemed by all who
knew her.-A good game Of basket ball
between the Stowe high school and the
Lamoillc Central Academy, Hyde Park,
teams at the town hall Friday evening
resulted in q score OF 20 to "a In favor of
stowe. The Stowe high school team
went TO Richford TO rlay Monday even
ing.-Mark Poor went Saturday to Bur
lington to visit Mrs roor at the Mary
Fletcher hosptal-Among the visitors IN
Stowe for the Christmas holidays are
Mrs. Ruth Robinson and daughter, Miss
Kate, of Plattsburgh. y. Y, Misses
Dewey. Marion Pike and Edwin L. Riye-
low of Middebury College, George =.
Harris of Morristown n. Y, Dwight L..
Harris of St Johnsbury Miss Mary Bige-
low of Salem. Mass. Miss Addie A. Bige-
low of Franklin Falls. \. H.. Ora Seaver
of Boston. Stafford NJ. Boardman of
Winooski. Miss Grace Bigelow of SPRING
field Mass Miss Hazel McCuen and
Miss Elvn Warren of the University of
Vermont Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank Cutting
and James Billings of Morrisvile.-E. W.
Webster has rented the Green Mountain
Inn of NJ G. I.ovejoy and will take posses
sion this week Mr. Webster Is an
energetic business manager ana ms
housekeeper MIS- Eliza rris"oiu' mas h"o
several years experience in hotel man
agement IN Ola Orchard' Me- mus ehsur
Ing successfui administration MISS
Adan 'urr'e' WHO nus pee" t"e pop"'t.i
landIadN Tor the past Two years VIII
leave TINS WeeK'-h' = i-dsoii' WHO re-
Gently SOFA ms farm III Moir's.o"n' mas
purchased JACKSON 0"rse"t l"r"i anu
VIII move 10 II january MISS nun
punpar ana "e' pup''' -. tNe WI vi
Hollow school carried out christmas eN-
erclses AT the SchooinouSe rr'uaA eNehiis'
A Christmas tree was covered with sirts
ana decorations anu i'uilin"tioh ili""e Il
pretty scene.-Mr and MIS-. bert merrill
are parents or n SON Arpa faul' hstead
of daughter as repor'ed'-Mr anu MIS-
Il 8 peterson had christmas tree F'r
their little daughter Elvira' at their nome
saturday evening. MT. ana MIS-. L. "a
Sallies also mad a Christmas tree Tor
their children Saturday eVening'-Mr' and
Mrs o. f. Luce were in burlington Tor
ChriS'mas'
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth RULER
was held at her nome Monday afternoon
conducted by the HeV. A Ii. 'ornWel'
The bearers were Mrs. rulers SON. her
bert G. Fuller. son-in-law' A D. Maeooh'
grandson, Harold Magoon' and nephew
Alba "A. Pike Inc burial was III RIVER
Bank cemetery. u. W. BuZZel was III
charge.-A. H. Chehey mas peeh appointed
secretary pro tenn OF the stowe CIVIC ciup
In place or the fe'' a u. 'orh"en' re-
signed.-Ihe seiectmen nave appointed ~.
X. Corse constapie LOT ths remainder OIL
the year'-A' H. cheney went luesuay
to Orford, n H.. TO attend the funeral
of his sister. Mrs. ollve Il. Corhss' MIS-
Corliss, VINO was 20 years OF age, was
porn III stowe 'ne uaush'er vi "ii'iaii
f'ieN ana Oi'Ve r. savage O"ehes' an"
heF cary me wa passeu mere ""e mas
HNeu III orlolu ~ years olie was tile
Miuo" vi 'ohii - NorhSS' vi her ~ ciili-
oreh Only one, BENJAMIN Coriiss' WIN
WhoI' SHe HNeu' survive" her' iier ueath
IoHoNS '""' Vi "ef SiSter' ME- jane
N"'lS' ny ABOUT TWO ''oh'hS' Two pro'h-
e'S' 'coIEe ~ OheheN ol 4hoiriSNi'le anu
~ ~ Nnehcy Vi otowe' "iso survive her'
MISS NeI"e " aus viii also 20 10 'he lu-
HoId"--NHiohS 'he Chi'S'i'aS NSitorS III
stowe nave peen me Misses lhe| Shlith
ana Minnie smith OF the burlington Bnsi-
ness Collese' Maine" Camppell or clare
mont y. H., Miss Avis Nearen of Fitch
burg, Mass, Miss Bernice Han of Sack
etts Harmon, y. y, MISS Eta smith or
Crattsbury, MI. and Mrs. y, Is. Wiley
and Miss Ethel Brush of Montpelier, Miss
Annie Mayo OF Northheld. William Hos
mer Of 81. Adams, Jesse Moody and Dan
iel CaSWell Of Bethel, Mr.. and Mr., !" y.
Grout of Waterbury.-Alrs. George Dixie
passed Christmas in Richford.-Mr. and
Mrs G. y. Tomlinson passed Christmas
in Essex with Mrs. Tomlinson's parents-
Mr., and Mrs. C.. f. Eddy entertained their
daughter and husband, Mr., and Mrs.
Clayton b. Boyce of Montpelier, Mr.. Ed
dY's mother. Mrs. Hannah Eddy, and
sister Mrs. Maude Heath, on Christmas
day with Christmas tree and dinner Miss
Bernce Hail of Sacketts Harbor was "A
guest at the Lodges. the home of Mr. and
Mrs Edwin f. Bigelow Christmas day
Mr. and Mrs :. J.. Dewey returned Sat
urdaY from Bellows Falls
\ pleasing program OF Christmas cx-
crcises was carried out at Unity Church
Monday evening, including songs and
exercises by lie children and AT anthem