Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-24
LAMOILLE COUNTY
STOWE.

The directors of the Mt. Mansfield
Electric railway held their annual meet.
ing here Friday. Those present wer.
President a. II. Soden of Boston, Charlie
Bartlett and +. J. Shepard. Jr. of Derry
~ H., l.. c. Moody of Montpelier and
b. Macutchan of Stowe. The folowini
officers were reelected: resident, A. II
Soden; vice-president, c. l.. Burt. clerk
l.. c. Moody; treasurer. w. b. Macutchan
auditors, c. T.. Burt, l.. c. Moody, c.
Mcmahon; general manager G. T. Bun
directors. y. II. Soden. Charles Bartle.
+. J. Shepard, c. Il. Burt, l.. c. Mood
c. L. McMahon and w. &. Macutchau
Messrs. Burt, Mcmahon and Macutcha
were appointed a committee to consdei
the feasibility of extending tho road l.
Morrsvlle.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Magoon and little
son have returned from a visit to Bos.
ton and other cities in Massachusetts
Their son, Harold. who was at home dur
Ing their absence, has returned to his
work in Gates's store In Morrisvile.-
Howard Smith, who has resided in Morris
VILE several years, has returned to Stowe
and will carry on the farm in Stowe
hollow belonging to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs T. B. Smith, The family will move
u tIlt farm ABOUT ->pNtillDtI l.-hI. ana
Mrs Arkley Kenyon of Westford came
Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Tomlinson over Sunday.-Mrs. A. r.
Straw and her mother. Mrs. Sarah
Heron. went to Burlington Saturday to
visit Mrs Herron's sister, Mrs Malinda
Anard Mrs. Heron and Mrs. Allard had
not seen each other for IS years. Mrs
Herrons home having until recently been
In no ct bo
of Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Magoon. has
moved his jewelry business from Rich
mond TO Swanton.-Little Miss Iris
Magoon found ripe Wild Strawberries on
October l2-Mr. and Mrs, A. r. Douglass
returned Saturday from a weeks visit
with their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs
Willis NJ. Douglass, In Bennington
Ernest i;adlock. while working at
saw at the c. Z. & F. U. Burt Lumber
company's mill Saturday. had one thumb
cut off just below the nail and the fore
finger split.-Mrs. p, d. Pike attended
the funeral of Mrs. Scott in Johnson
p d. Pike Is recovering from an Illness.
Mrs NJ. C. Lovejoy gave a 500 party
I Friday afternoon In honor of her sister,
Mrs. Frank T. Downer. who was visit
ing her.-Mrs, H. f. Pike gave a 800
party Friday evening and Mrs. A. II.
Cheney gave one Thursday evening-The
high school junior and freshmen basket
ball teams played at the town hall FRI
day evening, the score being II to in
favor of the juniors.-Stowe Military band
gave dance at the Akeley Memorial
building Friday evening Miss Evelyn
Hurlburt of Bellows Falls is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. F. p. Bnlings.-Henry
Brown died Friday OF tuberculosis at the
home of his uncle. Alvaro Talbot. He
was about q years of age and leaves
little boy The funeral was held Sunday
at the Little River Church In Water
bury.
MISS Marjorie Watts Is In Montpelier
Mrs. T c. Wright and daughter, Miss
Martha Wright. have returned from
Waterbury.-Mrs. : j. Dana went
Monday to the Fanny Allen hospital
In Colchester for surgical treatment
Miss Ethel Morrison, mead hook keep
er in G. f. Ed1ys office is passing
weeks vacation in Lyndonville. Mrs
Mary Barnes has closed her house a
stowe Forks and is making her home
with her niece. Mrs. Gratia Tomlin-
son.-The program for thu meeting OF
Mansfield Mountain Grange, p OF II
Saturday evening will include a roll
call selection from favorite writer
a paper by Mrs. A. j. Magoon; a move
voting contest; a grand marcI, and
several musical selections,-Littlc MtN
Vivian Campbell found blue violets II
blossom October l9-Mrs F. c. Bias
haw is able to he out after severa
weeks Illness
The Stowe Civic club will hold its an
nual ladies' night Wednesday evenna
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