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

The third and fourth degrees were CON
ferred upon Misses Martha Campbell ana
Ellen Stearns. An interesting discussion,
continued from former meeting, was
upon What wages per day does the
average farmer receiver" 1t was con-
coded that what farmer receives above
the cost Of hired help, feed bills, taxes,
fertilizers, repairs of buildings is his
wages.-Miss Harriet Taber Of Camden,
Me. is the guest Of her sister-in-law,
Mrs G. F. NJ. Taber--Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Brown returned Saturday from their
wedding trip to Malone, n. Y, and other
points.-Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Bailey and
family, MIR. and Mrs. George Clement and
family, Mr. and Mrs T.. NJ. Sears and
family and Mrs. Clara Brown and two
daughters OF Boston enjoyed a straw
ride in Anugglers Notch Friday.-Mr. and
Mrs, Albert Fl. Brown and sons, Willis
and Lacon, of Springfield Mass, who are
touring Vermont in their automobile are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. y. s. MoutOn in
Moscow. Mr. Moulton Is a cousin Of Mrs
Brown, who is the daughter Of the late
Alanson Luce, native of stowe.--Mr and
Mrs. r. G. Tinker who have sold their
farm 20 z. W. Webster, viii leave soon
for Springfield, Mass.--R. H. Gale
Joined his family Saturday az the home
Of his parents, Mr., and Mrs p. r. Gale
Mrs Gale win remain through the week
Mr.. and Ms. z. Bigelow were in john
son Saturday.-Mrs, Inez George Barr and
two children Of Taunton. Mass, went
Saturday to Greensboro after visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Parrish George,
and sister, Mrs. A, ]. Magoon.-Eight
candidates took the teachers examination
conducted by Superintendent T.. T. Cole
last week-A teachers meeting was held
at tho high school building Saturday for
the benefit of the teachers in the town
schools, which open Monday-Mrs. W. G.
Tyler of Chicago was the guest OF Miss
Laura Thomas Friday and Saturday.
George J. Spaulding and Miss Josie
Russell were married by the Rev. +, T,
Crane Thursday morning at the home OF
Mr.. SpauldinGs sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H. Hosmer. After q
short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Spauld-
ing will make their home in the Warren
Seaver residence recently purchased by
Mr.. Spaulding.
At a family reunion at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Gale Sunday there
were present their sons. e. b. Gale anC
A. L. Gale of Stowe, r. II. Gale Of Cleve
land, Ohio, and George F. Gale of Cady's
Falls and their families, their daughter
and husband Mr. and Mrs. e. j, Houston
Of Cady's Falls ana their daughter Miss
Elvira Gale, and other friends 10 tbs
number of 28, Ten of their eleven grand.
children were among the number,-R, r.
Gale left Monday for Cleveland. Ohio
Mrs. Gale and daughter. Virginia. lef
Tuesday for Derry. n. FL, on hor way &c
Cleveland.--Miss Martha Bredeen return
ed Monday to Salem, Mass,-Leo Fl
Moody left Saturday for Minneapolis ant
w. w. Houston for Cleveland, Ohio -
stalk of corn several inches over Ii
feet high Is sample of a remarkable
growth of corn on Frank Strong's Farm. -
Mrs. Arthur p, Bioelow and two children
went Monday to Wolcott on her way L
her home In Hartford, Conn,-Mlss Poll,
Gale, who has passed tho summer witt
her sister, Mrs II, s, Billings IN ST. Louis
is visiting In Grand Haven, Mich. TIL,
Rev. and Mrs. r. T. Crane gave a corr
roast to about forty Of the children n
Unity Sunday school at their homo Satur
day evening" Of the lat,