Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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songs ana recltatlOnS, vocal SOLO ny
Hazel Slayton, duet by Emma Fuller and
George McAlisrer, organ solo, Amy Rob
inson. Several dialogues and exercises. a
baby portrait exhibition and shadow pic
lures were other features OF the program
Edwin H. Bigelow of Middlehury College
passed Saturday and Sunday at his home
at The Ledges.-Mrs. Theodosla A. Clair
is Ill with the grip.
The members Of II. II. Smith Post and
Woman's Relief Corps will meet at the
memorial building at 1880 o'clock Sun
day morning and march In body to
the Congregational Church, where they
are invited to attend a special service
in honor Of Lincolns day. The subject
Of the Rev. A. G. Cornwell's sermon will
he THE Spirit of Lincoln as a Modern
Rallying Force. THE civic club banquet
this evening will be at the Green
Mountain Inn Mrs. l.. r. Tomlnson re-
mains very ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Truman
y. Smith. who are Ill, remain about the
same.-Mr. and Mrs. Lucius r. Sallles
at Stowe / orks are recovering from ILL
ness, as is also Mrs L. s. Peterson
Among those who are Ill are Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. II. Moulton and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry r. Pike and little daughter.
Funeral services we're conducted
by the Rev. A. G. Cornwell at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Culver
Sunday afternoon for Mrs Emma
Robinson Atkins. who died Friday at
the Waterbury State hospital, where
she had been in falling health for
some time. Mrs. Atkins was the wild
ow of Carroll Lee Atkins and leaves
| a son, Cortes l.. Atkins of Lowell.
Mass. She was SO years of age and
the most of her life was passed in
this vicinity. she was the eldest
child Of the late Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
l. Robinson. and leaves two sisters
Mrs q. NJ. Culver and Mrs. Rufus Tai
bot, and three brothers. William W.
Rob inson and Charles I. Robinson OF
Stowe, and Z. J. Robinson Of Water
bury. The bearers were her BROTH
ers. w. w. and f. j. Robinson, and
rephews. e. C. Mills and A. A. Pike
Tho burial was made in River Bank
cemetery. William w. Luce OF wal
| ton, Fla. was a visitor at the home OF
Mrs. Luce's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Il. Jenney, Monday night. having &C
companied the remains OF his aunt
Mrs Laura Webster Baker, to Calais
for burial. Mrs. Baker was for many
years n resident of stowe, her first
husband being Morris II. Cady of this
place After Mr.. Cady's' death. Mrs.
Cady married S. u. Baker of Plain
field, where they lived after leaving
stowe for several years. Since Mr..
Bakers death Mrs. Baker had made
her home with her nephew in Wal
ton, Fla where she died and where
also her sister, Mrs Eliza Luce. lives.
Mrs. Loren b. Tomlinson is very i'll
| with bronchitis-Mr Harold W. Bill
lngs has returned from a several
weeks absence at a santarium in
New Hampshire much improved in
health.--Lucius L. Sallles has return
ed from a visit to friends in Mans
field, Oho.-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J
Houston returned Monday to Cady'
Falls after visiting relatives in Stowe
over Sunday.
F. S. Boardman was called Tuesday t,
the Fanny Allen hospital in Colchester
where his son. Stafford, underwent al
operation for appendicitis. The case wa
a bad one. but the operation was success
full and the patient is doing week.-Mrs.
Jane Sanborn is i'll with the rrip.-Mrs
James Il. houston lS recovering lrOm
second attack of illness.-Mrs Gilman
Foster. who has been confined to the be-
several days with rheumatism, Is NOR
comfort a ble.-George s. McAllister ha
received news of tho death of Mrs Lyn
for its annual dance to be held In tn
don McAllister in Cabot, Mrs. Nc
Alister was formerly residen
of Stowe. She leaves three daughter
, and a son. Mr.. McAlllster is very i'll.
DR.. f. ]. Foster has returned to Water
bury Center after visiting Mr. and Mrs
w. A. Sears.-The Rev Clarence T. En-
cry of Chepacket r. l., former pastor q
the Congregational Church herc, has &C
cepted a call to the church in Gallup,
NJ. and will go there in March. Gallu
Is among the Rocky mountains and ha
, an altitude Of GiS3 feet.--'rhc stowe an
Elmore high school basket pail teams wi
play here Saturday eveninG.-At the meet
, ing of Mansfield Mountain Grange Satul
day afternoon Mrs. G. T Eddy will Civ
an account of a visit in the South. Mr.
George w. Adams will report the dairy
men and sugar makers meetings, Mrs.
S. McAllister and Mrs. A. L. Barrows wi
recite.-George Ladd of Morristown ha
moved into the Ira Chamberlain house o
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