Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-01-19
STOWE.

A. s. Boyea, who carries on NJ. c. Love-
Joys West Branch farm, was leading a
DULL to water Wednesday Jan. II, when
tho animal attacked him. knocking him
down and rolling him about the
yard. Arthur Tuthtll, who is en-
ployed on the place, came to the res
cue and finding it impossible to beat the
bull off shot him. The bull had been de-
horned, to which fact Mr.. Boyea probably
owes his life. He was badly bruised, es-
pecially about the chest. The bull was
, three-year-eld registered Ayrshire and
mad never shown signs of viciousness be-
,ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Douglass and Mr..
and Mrs. A. N. Barrows attended the
funeral of John Sprasue. in Huntington
sunday.-Saturday Mrs. Katherine Mel
vim celebrated her S1st birthday. Among
her visitors were her niece. Mrs. Annie
Harris. and grandniece, Mrs. Annie Gn-
bert Of Waterbury, the day being the
birthday of all three ladies-Miss Esther
Marshall was a visitor in Stowe Satur-
day.-A large number of the members
Of Mansfield Mountain Grange enjoyed
the annual dinner at the Akeley Mem
orial building Saturday. In the after
moor the installation OF Officers was
conducted by Mrs. Della McAllister, as
sisted by c. P. scribner, installing mar
shall.
Monday was one of the coolest days
of the winter Thermometers ranged from
ten below zero In the morning to zero
st noon. A high wind made the cold
much harder to face.-Mrs. Mary Pike
was called TO Montpelier Saturday by the
%:ritical condition of her daughter. Ruth
who underwent a serious operation for
me removal of an abdominal tumor Sat
nrday afternoon.-Mrs Hannah Eddy Of
Johnson is in Stowe for several weeks
Mrs. Jay L~arroway j. very i'll at her
home at Stowe Forks.-Mrs. g. l.. Dewey
Is i'll with tonsilitis.-Mrs WelthG
churchill Is i'll at her home with hel
daughter. Mrs. ]. c. Benson-The Rev
:. T. Crane of Maine, who preached q
nifty Church two Sundays, mas accepted
/ GAIL to become the pastor of the church
out will not move here for several weeks
A special meeting OF Fl. II. Smith Pos
Woman's Relief Corps will be held n
.wo O'Clock Thursday afternoon.-Mr anC
Mrs. A. r. Douglass and Mrs. w. II
Yarrows returned Monday from Hunt
ngton.-W. G.. Shaw Of Bethel was II
stowe Tuesday.-Mrs. J. : Angel Is III
John Straw is more cOmfortahla.-Fu
acrai services were held on Tuesday a
he home OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Beckley
,Or their infant son, about n month old
rhe burial was in River Bank cemetery
.rhe child died OF capillary bronchitis.-A
Z. Morrill's residence has been equipped
With a telephone.-Mrs. Jay Larroway:
condition IL critical Misses Ruby Shaw
and hiuriel Pike of the Congregations
Sunday school won prizes for perfect at
tendance during 1910-A horse belonging
70 Charles Edwards OF Morrisville, which
upset the sleigh and tipped out the pas
fengers in that village Tuesday morning
was caught by Frank V. Smith at hi
home on the stage road in Stowe--Misi
Jennie Webster OF La wrence, Mass, for
merly OF stowe, is suffering from
broken hip.
Henry @. Thomas, councillor for La,
notile county, announces that n Mt
Mansfield section of the Green Mountain
cub Will be formed Saturday evening a
30 O'Clock at the Memorial building
Both old and young are invited TO attend
and learn what IT is all about.-Tele
phones have been installed in the house,
Of A.. w. Foster, II. II. Tucker. Henry
Prescott. J. x. Ayers. Frank Morse, c
n. Chapin and n. B, Chapin,-The Stow
high school basket ball team will PLAY
Montpelier high at the town hall Satur
day evening Mr.. Elmore's dancing elias
will give a public dance Friday evening
The Rev. J. 9. Angel has been Gale,
10 Randolph by tho critical Illness o
his father.-Harold Brush has a position
IN Pittsheld. Nlass.-Nrs. Flizabet1
GARRISON is visiting IN Troy, N. Y.-Th
ladies Of the Methodist Episcopal Churc'
served dinner At the church Wednes
day.-The Rev. A. G. Cornwell will TAX
for the subject Of his sermon Sunda
morning, Florence Bartley's hook, 9TH
Rosary."-News has been received Z
the critical Illness Of Josephus y. Sa.
lies OF New Haven, Conn, formerly {
Stowe. He had recently undergone a
operation and an Unfavorable conditio
was found.-Nr. and Mrs. j. A. Luce al
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Louisa Chat
terton ~ MorristoWn Weauesday.-M
and Mrs. g. l.. Mcmahon. Mr.. and MIR
a.. f, Luce and Mir. and Mrs. G.
Eddy are in Richmond and Norfolk. Va
this week.-Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Cam
bell and daughter. Vivian, arc III.
WATERVILLE.
Miss Elsie Taylor is visiting in Can
lridua- Mic 7 all. Dx,,n I. 4.---