Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06
LAMcELLE
STOWE.

Funeral services for Samuel Shouio
were conducted a. his late home sunday
afternoon by the Rev. J. q. Angel. The
burial was in the West Branch ceme-
terry Mr.. shonio died Friday night after
IL days illness with pneumonia. He was
43 years old in December lie leaves a
wife. formerly Miss Lois RayelIn, three
daughters, Mrs. ". II. Warren. Mrs.
Bert Chase and Miss Della Shonio, three
brothers, VI. J. Shonio ana l.. \ Shonio Of
stowe and Philip Shonio of Waterbury,
4 sister. Mrs. T. J. McGrath Of Utica, y.
Y and Il half-sister. Mr.. ShouIo came to
stowe from DuXbury about 10 wears ago
M. c. Loveioy reports seeing flocks
Of snow huntings, horned larks, robins,
blucbirls and song sparrows the same
day. an unusual combination of winter
and summer birds.A. r. Corse began
work as iantor Of the Akeey Memorial
building April I. in place Of \. j. Luce,
resigncd.--The lecture by the Rev. j. Q.
Angel Friday evening on The Other
Fellow" n delineation of the noblest
types of manhood, was given in his hap
picst manner, enl.veued with wit, humor.
and poetic feeling and was listened to
with marked attrntlon.-Alrs. Theodosia
A. Clair has been called from Water
bury by the illness of her daughter, Mrs
W. W. Ayers. VINO j. suffering from a
bronchial trouble-Mrs. g. NJ Towne.
who has been i'll, is gaining sloWly.-Mrs.
Walter SEepari has recovered from the
grip.-H. ". Burnhlm ana his mother.
Mrs Laura Burnham, have moved into
the tenement in the depot block vacated
by Glen cole. who has moved into n
tenement in w. +. Churchilrs block
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Hosmer have adopted
the little Sirl eft without known rela-
tives. by the death Of Mabel Drew, a
few weeks ago at George Lawrence's,
! where she had come TO serve as house
keeper-At tho meeting of II. II. Smith
Post, G. A. r., Saturday afternoon,
Jonathan Sargent was received as men,
Der II. \. Butts ana Henry Sparks were
appointed relief committee. Relief Corps
| served tho members OF the pest and
| friends with new sugar,
e. !. Ferguson Of the Anti-Saloon
| League spoke az the Methodist Episcopal
| Church sunday evening. -Thermometers
registered four below zero Monday morn
| iur. April g. on April 3, 1910. the fields
We're bare and song sparrow's nest with
eggs was found To-day the fields are
As deeply covered with snow as at any
\ time during the winter.-The Misses Ruth
+ McMahon, Marjorie Burt and Rebecca
Burt returned to Wellesley College Mon
day and Miss Mary Stone to Wells Col
loSc, Aurora. y Miss Lucinda
Douglass of Waterbury passed Sunday
I'm Stowo.-Mrs. Mary A. Jenney went to
Boston Monday.-C, /. Mcmahon was in
Waterbury Monday.-Mr, and Mrs. f. NJ.
culver OF HYDE Park visited her mother,
Mrs. Ellen Godfrey. over Sunday.-Miss
Marion Straw was i'm Waterbury Monday.
The members of the Bay View Literary
club passed pleasant day Monday with
Mrs. W. V, Bryan in Waterbury.-M
and Mrs. Leach OF Cambridge are visit
ing their daughter. Mrs. A. d. Lang
Miss Angie Harris is in Hinesburg. Mrs.
Aurora Adams is visiting her son, D. j.
Adams I'm Waterbury, ladies of the
Methodist Episcopal Church served
new sugar nj the vestry Tuesday evening.
The ladies of Unity Church will servo
supper this afternoon.-The program
for the regular meeting of Mansfield
Mountain Grange Saturday will include a
discussion OF What Wages per Day Does
the Average Farmer Receive? Mrs. +.
s. Boardman's windows 'are filed with
blooming plants, including roses. geran-
| iums, helitrope, primutes, marguerites
and impatience, making a fine display