Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-19

president of the club, who mas nad CnaIBe
of the house. Is in Montpelier on his way
to Grand Haven. Mich. AS many as w"
pounds of trout have been taken from the
lake during the season. Arrangements
have been made for raising 5O,op hnger-
lings to put In the lake next season.--At
the meeting of the stowe Civic club We'd
nesday evening, September %, at the Axe
ley Memorial building, j. e. Cush-
man, State tax commissioner OF Bur-
lngton, will address the club upon the
tax question, followed by general dis
cussion. An invitation Is given to all,
ladies' and gentlemen, to be present-The
funeral of Mrs Sarah J. Raymond was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
T. Burt Tuesday afternoon. conducted by
| the Rev. f. r. Crane of Unity Church
The bearers were six of Mrs. Raymond's
ncphcws, r. r. Gale, O. f. Luce. c. NJ
Adams, W. w. Adams, l. f.. Adams. r.. j.
Adams. There was large attendance
and a profusion of beautiful flowers
,, Among those from out of town were Mrs
Cushman, Mrs Baker and Mrs. Greene Of
Bethel Mr. and Mrs. Topper and Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. G. Moody of Montpelier and Mr..
and Mrs. r. r Downer Of Hardwick. The
burial was in the River Bank cemetery
Carl NJ. Parker, who visited his parents
IN Bratteboro last week, has entered Nor
witch Observation-Disclosures Robson and
Christian Lantz of Salem, Mass, are in
Stowe.-NIss Grace Dewey Is assisting in
the Central telephone Office in Morrisville
for two weeks.-The ladies of the Meth
| odist Episcopal society will serve supper
Wednesday afternoon, September %, at
the parsonage. 1t Is expected that the
Rev. w. f. Douglass of Waterbury,, for
n1er pastor of the stowe Church, and Mrs.
Douglass will be present-Mrs. Samuel
Mussey of Newton Is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. T.. c. RusseH-Miss Louise Adams
Of Chelmsford. Mass, Is visiting Mrs. Mae
Chapin.--E. l.. Bigelow returned Tuesday
to Middlebury College.-Miss Nancy Kai-
ser and Miss Mertie Melvin of Manches-
ter, n. H.. are visiting Mrs. Katherine
Melvin.-B. NJ Melvin of Waltham. Mass,
is visiting his father. Henry G. Melvin
Mrs. Mary Sherbut has returned from
| Haverhil. Mass, where she has passed
the summer.-Miss Georgia Sherbut has
returned from the mountains and Is teach
| ing the Luce hill school-The town
schools were closed Tuesday to allow the
teachers to visit the village schools, where
/
In the Palmer system of writing by Mr.
an.-Superintendent C. d. Howe OF
Morrsville visited the village schools
Tuesday in company with Mrs. Nolan
Miss Edith Balch, State field secretary OF
Sunday school work. conducted a town
ship meeting in Stowe Tuesday afternoon
and evening. officers elected were: Presi-
dent, George w. Chaplin; vice. president
| Mrs. Mary Jenney; secretary and treas
ursr, Miss Annie Bigelow; superintendent,
Of the home department. Mrs. George T.
Brush.
Miss Mary Annie Mayo, the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mayo
and John Devote Northrup of Wash
ington. D. c., We're married at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo at ten O'Clock
Wednesday morning. The Rev. Samuel
Davis performed the ceremony. The par
Tor was decorated with bower OF
autumn leaves. grOtto of ferns and a
profusiOn Of asters and other flowers
Miss Ethel Brush OF Montpelier was
bridesmaid and George S. Northrup
brother Of the groom, was the best man
The BRIDES gown was of ivory white
messaline hand embroidered and trim
med with chiffon She wore a " hte net
veil caught up with lilies of the valley
and maidenhair ferns. She carried G
shower bouquet Of lilies of the valley A
wedding breakfast was served. The din
Ing room was decorated with red ant
white asters. the class colors of 1908
Stowe high school. in which the bride
was graduated. After the breakfast. Mr.
and Mrs. Northrup left by automobil,
| PNr Vote ~
York, where they will spend a few days
before going to their home In Washing
ton, where Mr.. Northrup has q position
In the geological survey. government de
partment. Mrs Noi-thrup has many
friends In Stowe, where the most of hel
life has been passed. After graduatint
from the high school. she attended fol
two years the Syracuse University. Mr.
Northrup was professor Of geology II
the university. Since leaving college, sh,
has taught in Mortified. Mr.. and Mrs
Northrup received many beautiful gifts
including silver cut glass and linen
Those present at the wedding from on
Of town were the groom's mother, Mrs
Clement d. Northrup Of Osceloa, N. Y.
and his brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs
George s. Northrup of Corning, N. Y.
the brides sisters. Mrs. c. l.. Pervier
of NCrthfeld Mrs. r. l.. Gilman anC
son, Frank. of Melrose, Mass. Mrs. II
W. Fairbanks and children. Herbert an,
Marjorie of Proctor. and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Keene of Wnterbury.-Mis
Edith Batch, who was the guest OF Mr.
G. N. Tucker Tuesday. left Wednesda.
morning to attend the Lamoille count
Sunday school convention in Cambridge
Mrs. Crossfeld also attended the con
vention.-Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Bigelow o
st. Johnsbury are visiting his mother
Mrs. Newell Bigelow. and other friend
In Stowe.--Mrs. W. w. Houston and chill
dren. Ardys and Gerald, who have pass
ed the summer In stowe left Wednes
; day for their home in Cleveland, o. The
were accompanied by Arthur ]. Housto
and Edwin T, Houston, who will re
main two weeks In Cleveland, on thei
way to Oregon, Vancouver ana othe
; points in the far west--Mr. and Mrs
Henry Foster and little daughter. wn
have been with his parents. Mr.. an
; Mrs. John Foster. returned Wednesda
to Springfield, Mass.-Mr and Mrs
: George W. Gale returned Tuesday fror
their wedding TIP to Grand Haver
Mich.-Mrs. Charles |, Robinson an
daughter Dorecn, are passing tw
weeks in Northfield.-Mr and Mrs. Ere
Fatrogh and two sons of ST. Johns, !
O.. are guests at the Green Mountain Inr
Charles f.. Wheeler has opened Il inca
market in Morltsville.-A. w. Billing
left Wednesday for Stamford, n. Y
where he has n position in n drug store