Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-28
STOWE.

William Il. Miner was in Waterbury
Thursday when he married Miss May
Kelley, who arrived on the after
noon train from Worcester Massachu-
sets, the Rev. W. L. Boicourt perform
ing the ceremony. MIR. and Mrs. Miner
took up their abode in the house recently
purchased of o. W. Edison at the lower
village.
New sugar has been brought in by H.
@. Fuller and G. n. Adams. Many rari,-
ers completed tapping their sugar places
Saturday, but the weather has not been
favorable for large yield of sap.-Robins
and bmebirGs have been seen.-Fifty
couples attended the ball given by Prof
Elmore's dancing class at the Akeey
Memorial building Friday evening
Stowe Lodge, n. T.. o. F.. served the
banquet. This closed Mr.. Elmores course
of u lessons given very successfully
through the winter. with an attendance
of about ~ pupils.-The winter term of
stowe high and graded schools closed
Wednesday. The spring term will open
April 3.-Mrs. Rosamond Macutcham has
returned from Woonsocket, r. J., whe
she passed the winter with her daughto.
Mrs. G. X. Beecher.-Mrs. A. l.. Morrill,
and Mrs Seden Adams have returned
rum bNTilUStoil. foOtu are TttONeTlr-
favorably from surgical operations for
appendicitis. party of eight attendants
from the State hospital at Waterbury
enjoyed ride to Stowe Saturday after
noon with supper at the Green Mountain
Inn.-Henry l.. Read at the lower village
has suffered severely for some time from
abcesses in his ear.--George f Gale has
found employment in Hyde Park aud
wit 81,
May 1.-The new road commissioner. W.
w Ayers. is kept busy blowing ths
roads for the r. f u mail carrier
The Luce hill Edison hill. Wade district,
North Hollow and Brownsville roads
have been plowed.-Carl Parker was in
Waterbury Saturday.-E. f.. Campbell Of
waterbury was business visitor in
Stowe Saturday.-Mr, and Mrs. w. W.
Thomas who havo passed tho week in
Stowe. returned to Morrisvile saturday.
Mrs. A. simmons of North Arson, Me.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. +. F. Crane.
Miss Mertie Melvin who has been here
on account If the illness and death If
her sister. Miss Grace 4. Melvin, returned
Monday to Manchester. y. II. Her aunt.
Miss Nancy Kaiser, who accompanied her
to Stowe, will remain some time longer
Mr. and Mrs J r Campbell are enter
tanning their son and wife. Mr. and Mrs.
John Campbell of Thetford. Their son,
James Il. Campbell of st. Johnsbury was
with them over Sunday-Mlss Martha
Wright, who mas been confined to her
home two weeks by Illness following vac
cnation, is ale to be out and resumed
her work at the electric railway office
Tuesday. Rev w. y. Roberts of the
Methodist Episcopal Church preached al
the Congrc Eational Church sunday after.
noon,-Several people from stowe are
planning TO attend the festival concerts
to he given In burlington by the Boston
Grand Opera company. A special car on
the Mt Mansfield Electric railway will
connect with the trains from Burlington
at Waterbury "wednesday evening Apri
3. for the accomm oiation Of those who
wish to attend Wednesday afternoon
Tho Rev l. J. Flood will speak upon
the Garden city method OF boy rcdemp.
ton at Unity Church on Friday evening
Tho Green Mountain Inn and adjoining
buildings have been painted brick roc
with green trimmings and are much I'M
proved In appearance, The interior of tn.
inn has also been renovated the ofiloe,
sitting room and dining room having been
painted papered and furnished with
hardwood floors and present an attractive
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