Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-29
STOWE.

Miss Martha Campbell completed her
course in the normal school in Fitch
burg, Mass. and Is at home for the
summer. She has a position as teacher
In a graded school in Clarcmont, n.
H.--Miss Clara Dewey has gone to
Bellows Falls as private secretary in
the office Of her father, s. L. Dewey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Houston Of
Waterbury Center have moved to the
T.. a. Gibbs place in Stowe Hollow
purchased by their son, Fred j. Hous-
ton.--Thcre was slight frost here Sat-
urday mornng.-Mrs. John Straw WIS.,
tied In Waterbury Center over Sunday
--Addus Garrow of Essex is visiting
his sister, Mrs. C. A. Tomkinson.-
James sleeper of Waterbury is visit
ing his nephew, Z. G. Sleeper.--Mem.
bcrs of the Mansfield Mountain Grange
enjoyed picnic dinner at the Palisades
Park Saturday afternoon.-Tho Rev. f.
r. Crane conducted the funeral serv-
ice for Mrs. Alzine Adams at the homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Adams Friday
afternoon. Among those present from
out of town were Mr.. and Mrs. Du-
ane Bruce. Mr.. and Mrs Fisher, Mr.
and Mrs. sawyer of Moretown, Mr., and
Mrs. Allan Bruce of Waterbury Center
and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Smith Of Nor
ristown. The remain were taken Sat
urday to Waitsfeld for the burial be-
sido her first husband, Joel Pattrell.
The ladies of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church served supper at their
vestry Wednesday afternoon.--Thc
people of the congregational Church
and of the community are pleased to
learn that the Rev. A. G. Cornwcll has
declined call to the Congregational
Church in Waterbury. Conn, and will
remain in Stowe.-News has been re-
ceived of the death of Mrs. Henry
Brown IN Waterbury, formerly Miss
Bessie Boyce of Stowe.--Carroll Brown
came very near losing one of his eyes
when he ran against his brother, How
ard who had a redhot iron IN hi;
hand The iron hit one eye, burning
It severely, but it is thought that tho
sight will he saved-Miss Ellen
Stcarns's pupils of the Edison hill
school, Mary Shaw. Margaret Shaw,
Mildred Shaw. Glenn Nuttinr. Alice
Nutting. Harold Bushev. Willard
Bushey. Dan Burt. Ralph Burt, Emma
King. INA King and Harold Page,
have had no absent or tardy marks
during the entire term.--Nllss Adele
Cote Of Farnumsville, Mass, Is visit
ing her cousin. Miss Marie Wells
Mr.. and Mrs r o Wells have re-
turned from a three weeks vlsit to
relatives in Saranac Lake. \. Y. Mont
real and other places-Miss Lois Straw
began work as second assistant in the
postoflce Mondays. II. Wright ana
family. including his son. Herbert
Wright of Morrisvlle. made an auto
mobile trip to Fairfax Sunday TO visit
his daughter. Mrs. L. II. Leach Mrs.
Wright, who has bean their for two
weeks, returned with them. Miss
Laura Wright remained for longer
stay.
between fifty and sixty nelghbors and
other friends met with Mr.. and Mrs
Justin Robinson at their home at tho
loWor village Monday evening to remin !
them of the 10th anniversary of their mar
riare. People from out Of town present
were Mr.. ana Mrs. Z. G. Robinson Of
Fillmore, Mr.. and Mrs Nvron Prescott
Miss Della Robinson and Mrs. Cora
Morrison Of Waterbury Ccntor.-Miss
Annie Rlselow and her organized Sun
day school class enjoyed picnic at "The
Lodges" Tuesday afternoon.-Ira Mum
went Tuesday to Burlington for treat
ment at the Mary Fletcher hospital. lie
was accompanied by his daughter, Mrs
F. S. Boardman.-The condition Of Mrs
Sarah A. Weeks, who is very Ill at tho
home of her son, w. W. Thomas, in
Morrisville, Is more comforta hle-Dr. IT
w. Barrows and Mrs Fred Tatro accom-
panied tho latter's son, Lewis, to Bur-
lington Tuesday for treatment for an
Dot
III at her home at Stowe Forlls.-Mrs
! Charles st. Jock is FLA telephone has
/ been installed IN F 7. Houston's house
IN Stowe holow~-rhe number Of guests
at Lake Mansfield makes 1t probable that
! some rooms on the third floor Of tho club
house will have to DO finished off
Admiral and Mrs. Clark are expected
there this week.-Monday afternoon
Robert Cole and Garlic Newcity, both
about nine years of age, were playing
near the north branch when Robert fell
from tree into the water which was
about eight feet deep. Tho cries Of the
Newcity boy attracted the attention Of
l.. l.. Harris, who was working In his
hay field nearby and who rescued Robert
after he had sunk twice.
Funeral services for Tracy BENJAMIN
Haw1ey will be held at two O'Clock Fri
day afternoon at the home Of his mother.
Mrs. Celia Russell Hawley, where he died
Wednesday afternoon after long and
painful Illness with tuberculosis OF the
bowels. Mr.. Hawley was q years old
in October and had always lived in Stowe.
Besides his mother he leaves n wife, Mrs
jennie Sanborn Hawiey, whom he mar
ried June %, 1910, two sisters, Mrs. Harry
+. Faunce and Miss lone Hawley two
half brothers, Frank w Hawley OF
Brockton, Mass, and Harry L. Hawley
of Manchester, N H. and a half sister
Mrs. Emma Stowe Of Barre.-An infant
born Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Davis died at birth.-Misses Jennie Wells
and Grace Russ left Wednesday for Old
Orchard Beach for the summer..-Mrs z
d. Pike, who has been confined to the
house by a severe illness for several
months, Is able TO be out.-Julius Els
worth of Cleveland. Ohio, visited his
aunt, Mrs. p. r.. Gale, and other stowe
friend Tuesday and Wednesday.
Congregational Church Sunday school en-
toyed picnic in James r.. Houston's
grove Wednesday.-Mrs Isabelle NJ
Hanley Of Melrose, Mass, visited in
Stowe Wednesday on her way to her
summer home IN fillmore.
g. j. story has erected a two-story adj
dlion TO his farm house and Is raising
tht roof Of the original house. Mr.. and
Mrs. Story are expecting to ill the house
with summer boarders; some of which
win be here August Mrs. Richard Con-
n Jgh in, ", Ia,