Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23

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! c. p. Lease. Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs will
move to the Wilson house on Bridge
street. which they have rented. Tho
Morrlsville Military band is contem-
plating holding a band fair in the near
future.-Mrs. Eliza Griswold has gone to
Stowe where she will act as housekeep-
er for l.. w. Webster.-The Misses Mary
Gates and Jennie Tsham will leave soon
for Boston, where they will spend
Thanksgiving with the formers sister,
Miss Marjorie Gates, who is studying
music in the Boston Conservatory.
STOWE.
DR. J. NJ Stevens of Hyde Parl, was
calling upon patient in the West
Branch neighhorhood Friday evening.
when both horses of the span he was
driving were taken violently i'll with
cole. The horses were put up at T. 3.
Gales and a veterinary from Morrsville
was called One horse died two hours aft
err the attack. The other finally rallied
and 1t is expected will recover.-Mr. and
Mrs. y. H. Kaiser returned Saturday to
Greensboro after passing several days in
Stowe.-Mr. and Mrs l.. NJ. Grout Of
Waterbury are passing a couple of weeks
at the home of Mrs. CIRCUITS parents Mr.
and Mrs. S. l.. Dewey.-Additions to The
list of successful deer hunters are Carl
Parker. Mark Doubleday. Edwin Paine
social ana candy pull given by the
Unity sunday school Friday evening was
well attended. Charades and games and
candy pulling made n pleasant evening"
Lieutenant Dwight Smith. L. s. NJ. sta
toned at the Boston navy yard, Is Wis
iting friends in Stowe.-The meeting of
the stowe civic club has been postponed
until the first week in December. Speaker
Howe will give the address.
Mrs. Albert Larraway. who was shot
In one leg Saturday by Il stray bullet
presumably from a gun In the hands Vt
deer hunter, is doing well and II is not
expected that it will be necessary for her
to go to nospital.-The condition of ALI
son, the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Pike, is more favorable. Mrs Pike Is
recovering from tonsilitls-Dr E A.
Bishop Of Montpelier Seminary gave an
excellent address al the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Sunday evening upon college
and High School Standards" Every stu
dent, teacher and parent In stowe would
| have been benefited had they heard it.
Giles Dewey shot a buck on Worcester
Mountain Saturday.-S. l.. Dewey was a
home from Bellows Falls over Sunday
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