Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
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Nichols returned Saturday to Bellows
Fails after visiting M. and Mrs. B. r.
e,illings,-Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Irish OF
Westiord are VISITING Mr.. and Mrs 70.
IA. HILL -sNYfs. J. l.. Houston was called
home from Cadvs Fails. where she was
airing fo- bar da,igrter-in-law. Mrs. f..
j. Houston. by the illness Of Mr.. Houston
-MiA Elva Warren has gone to West
81 ', n. IL where she has POSI-
the ADMINISTRATION. the seven
old son OF F.. G. Wells. recently
Taught a sucker IL l-2 inches long.-Mrs.
0snry w. Smith and sister Mrs Davis
arrived Saturday ,sith the ashes OF Mr'
Gmith, which were busted here--At
= union service Mt the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Sunday evening Mrs. NJ, "A Nc
a<enzle Of Seattle. Wash. spoke 40 an
Aappreciative audience upon The Com
Ymon Sense Philosophy of Life."-G. A.
. pBarrows Of Morrisville. county road COM
missioner, was In stowe saturday In
Consultation with the selectmen.
BY the summer timetable cars on
1he Mt Mansfield Electric railway
q. m and 1925 and $50 p. M. arrive
In stowe at 1915 a. m. AMI 1:10. 6:35
and 1880 p. IN. The mails close at 7:10
and 1910 a. m. and 3.15 and 500 "a N
Howard f. Shaw left Sunday night
Tor Baltimore. Md. Mr.. Shaw Is dele
| gate to the democratic national con-
vention. hel1 in Baltimore this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Mcmahon AMI
C~t- 10 Yt.Nr,1 oh 3
miles Sunday. visiting rnderaill AMI
Huntington. Mr. and Mrs. O. p. Luce
OF the party remained in Burlington
for the night--Mies Viola Russell IL
visiting her sister. Mrs Bert Batch
elder, In Lyndon Center.-Mrs. =. u.
Pike has returned from a visit In New
bury.-Mrs. II. r. Jenney gave card
party 70 Miss Jennie Salmon Saturday
&svening at her home on Maple street.
MIR and Mrs. Sailer Of Philadelphia
who came to Stowe for day. are so
pleased with the place that they are
epen ding the week at the Graen Noun
tain Inn-There we're 40 guests at the
Lake Mansfield Club house Sunday
Miss Tassie Sprague OF Manch ester
A. H., is caring for her cousin, Mark
" Poor. who continues about the
eame.--Mrs. Eleanor Stiles fell at the
home Of L. S. Barrows Saturday. Sc
Verely inturing one hip and SHOULDER
She Is being cared for at the nome q,
Mrs. Jane Wnrren.--Mr. and Mrs. Yves
ley II. Douglas went Wednesday Il
Granville. n. Y. where on Thursda,
Mr.. Douglass will be the guest o
honor at the banquet of the higf
school alumni association.
Flroy S. Billings. who has passed
ten lays with Mrs. Billings and hi
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Billings
left Tues lay for st. Louis.-The ashe
of Harry W. Smith. brought mere from
his late home in Olympia Wash. wer'
buried In the River Bank cemeter!
Monday with brief ceremony con
ducted by the Rev. +. r. Crane.-Th
school at Stowe Forks. Miss Viol;
Russell. teacher. closed with a picnic
Those having no absent marks wer'
Ida Bedell. Willard Bushey. Harol'
Bushey.-A large number of the mem
bers of the Lake Mansfield Trout club
with their wives and invited guests
enjoyed a trout dinner at the LAX
Tuesday.
DR.. Scion II. Towne of Omaha. Neb
Is passing several days in Stowe. hi
native town, on his way home fror
attending commencement at Dart
mouth colleGe.-On their return fror
Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Luc
were accompan MED by DR.. and Mrs.
T.. Insolvency. ana children. Douglas
and Katherine The trip was made Il
MIR. Luces automobile and on the we
Master Douglass was so unfortunat
as to have an arm broken while crank
3ng the machine.-An additional lin
10 Waterbury has been installed b
the Citizens Telephone company.-Th
program for the regular meeting @
Mansfield Mountain Grange Saturda
evening will be in charge of Flor;
Mrs. II. A. Parsons. Ice cream an
cake will be served.--Children's da
will be observed at the Methods
Episcopal Church on Sunday. July T.
The ladies of the Methodist Episcops
Church held n sale at the Akele
Memorial building Wednesday after
noon. A handsome sofa pillow was tn
handiwork of Mrs. Harriet Culver.
years Of age An art gallery was on
OF the attractions. Many article
were the work of Mrs. C. p. Brown
Jr., and much credit for the success {
the sale is due to her. NOTWITHSTANDING
the fact that she is falling fast wit
IAN tncurable disease.--Nirs. Marx
Poor Is III with tonsilitis. Mr.. Poor re
mains about the same.-Next Sunda
morning will be observed as Children
day at the Congregational Church.
Alton Wheeler OF Waterbury Is EN-
ployed as bookkeaper in the office
the c. i. and F. o. Burt Lumber com
pany.--E C. Sleeper had one le
severely injured Tuesday by bein
thrown out OF wagon at II. f. Shaw
box factory.-Miss Ruby Collins
second assistant at the postoffice.
HYDE PARK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Holbrook wei
to Burlington Monday. Mrs Holbroo
goes for a surgical operation at the Maj
Fletcher hospital.-Mrs. Walter Strong
spending few days IN Burlington.-Tl
annual Campbell family reunion was he
at the home OF j. @. Perry Saturday, a
tended by 60. y. Campbell and fami
were in Hardwick Sunday.-Mrs. Ella D.
Wis of Burlington IL spending a few weel
in town.-Richard Miles was called
Milton Saturday by the serious illness
his brother.
Mrs. Isadore Thorp is visiting h
father In Richford.-Miss Bessie Brow
Is visiting In Grand Isle.-MIs. j. y
Lawton has returned to Fairfax.-Sta
Highway Commissioner Gates was
town Friday and inspected the piece
State road being put in on the Johns,
road.-Arthur Little, having been a
Judged insane, has been taken to Waite
hnv l. II,