Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31

the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin o.
Marshall in Moscow picnic dinner was
served on the lawn. w. w. Ayers was re-
elected president and Mrs. y. r. Adams
vice-presdent Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Ayers and family;
Mrs Aurora Adams Mrs. w. W. Adams;
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Ayers ana family;
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cleveland; Mr..
and Mrs. V. l.. Chamberlain; Mr. and
fIrs. Fred Tatro, Mr.. and Mrs Lee
Mouton; Mr.. and Mrs. Scden Adams;
Mr. and Mrs George r. Adams and Claude
Adams, Mrs. Edward French, Mr. and
Mrs. p. f. Magoon of stowe Mrs. Dow
Adams and daughter, Mrs. Helen Somcr-
vile, Mrs. f. f Atkins. Mr.. and Mrs
William Woodward of Waterbury, and
Mrs. Luceha French or Johnson.-A
curiosity in trees Is 4 white brich grow
ing on the farm of A. j. Magoon which
encloses a stone in the lower part of the
trunk. Three feet above the ground tho
tree measures 17is feet in circumference
and nearer the ground 10 feet. The stone
can he seen only on one side of the
tree, being nearly all covered by the
trunk.-Mr and Mrs. n. II. Kaiser of
Greensboro are visiting friends in stowe
MIR. and Mrs Charles Scrlbnor and two
children of Cabot passed Sunday with his
mother, Mrs Lucy Scribner, and other
friends in stowe, making the trip in their
auto.-Miss Ellen Badger Of Northield is
visiting Mrs. Lucy Scrihncr-A. B. Wade
of Tilton, y. H., is visiting his sister
Mrs ]. B. Ayres.-The farmers are
finding II necessary to seek new water
supplies Louis Latonche. D. V. Reed
and w. II. Sargent are making con-
nections with large spring on A. e.
Weeks farm mile distant from the
Latonche farm.
The FOREIGN Missionary society of the
Congregational Church held its an
nual Manufacturing meeting at the vestry
Wednesday at $50 p m.--The Cemetery
association will hold its regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon, September >, with
Mrs. o. f. Luce.-Miss Isabel Adams has
resigned her position as stenoErapher in
the office Of the Blair Neneering company
in Richford on account OF i'll health and
Is at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. I. f. Adams-Nlrs. George W.
Adams is ill.-A daughter was born
August 81 to Mr.. and Mrs. George r. San
born.-Mr. and Mrs George Tedford have
moved into one Of j. E. Houston's tene-
ments at Stowe Forks and will keep a
boarding house for 0. A. Sanhorn's lum-
Der men.-H. J. Foster passed Monday
night at Cady's Falls, returning Tuesday
with the family and household goods of
Thomas Blackboard, who is employed in
j. L. Houston's butter tub factory.-Mr.
and Mrs. H. +. Shaw gave card party
Tuesday evening in honor 81 Mr.. and
Mrs. y. ". Kaiser of Greensboro. ~
similar party was ENJOYED Monday ever
ing at the home of DR.. and Mrs. H. ",
Barrows.-Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser return
cd to Greensboro Wednesday.-Mrs.
Lula Dunbar entertained friends at Z, Il,
Gales Monday evening in honor Of tho
birthday of her daughter Miss Ramowa'
and of their guest, Marshall johnson, Of
| Springfield, Mass.-Miss Mary Boomer Of
| Bloomfield, Conn. is guest ut T. b,
Cnle's.-Nr. and Mrs F. r, Rigelow visit
| ed Mr. and MIS-. II. J., MnnS0n in Norris
Angie Harris is employed as boolzl5eerer
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