Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-11
STOWE.


STOWE.
News has been received of the serious
illness of Hcaloy G Akcley. the donor
of the soldiers memorial building to
Stowe.--Mrs Arvila Spracuc is visiting
in Richmond and Huntington. The chill.
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Warren are
i'll with the ineaslcs.-Ml.s Jane Matthews
is IN poor health at her home on West
hill.-Miss Grace Bigclow, VINO has been
visiting in Salem, Mass. since the close
of her school work In Springfield. Mass,
arrived in Stowe Saturday for the sim
mer. Sho was accompanied by Miss
Ethel hammond Of Salem.-Mr. Albec
and father returned Saturday to Spring
field, Mass. after a few days at f.. b.
Galo's.-'rhe members of the BAY View
Reading club spent u pleasant afternoon
with Mrs Edwin r. Bigclow at the
Lodges Friday, when the postponed clos
ing meeting of the year was hold. Tea
was served on the lawn Those present
We're Mrs. j. G. Morgan. Mrs O. f. Luce
Miss clara }arrows. Mrs L. l.. Harris
RS. Anna Kimball, Mrs. NJ. G. Lovejoy.
Mrs. Abhio Warren and Mrs II. T.
Straw. l.. Stafford. f. f, Stafford and
II. i. Stearns returned Saturday from
Greensboro, whore they are employed in
constructing water works.-Mrs. Laura
Burnham returned Saturday from sew
eral days visit in Montpelier The fun
eral of Arthur Gibbs was conducted hv
the Rev w. n. Roberts Sunday at the
West Branch Church. The burial was in
the West Branch cemetery. Mr.. Gibbs
was 10 years of age in December and
was the son of Nelson A. Gibbs of Little
ton, ~ H., formerly of Stowe. He was
drowned in Rochester July while bath
ing with some other boys in the White
river. He was unable to swim and
stepped into a deep hole 1t is thought
that cramps seized him. His body was
found lying face down in the bottom Of
the river. He Is survived by his father
one brother and three sisters.-Mrs. Mary
Belden received the CONGRATULATIONS Of her
friends Saturday on her 18th .birthday.--
Joseph Daigneau has sold his building lot
on lower Main street to George j. Spauld-
ing.
About 50 guests took dinner at tho Lake
Mansfield Trout club house Sunday
Among those who are stopping at the
house are Prof. Charles H. Halves of
Dartmouth author OF In the Uttermost
East" and traveller in India, Burmah
Siberia, Ccylon. New Zealand, Saklien,
and other eastern lands and Mrs HAYES,
discoverer of a buried city in the island of
Crete, James Dewey of Dewey's Mills.
George liechtel witt: an automobile party
OF 10 from Davenport. Ia. Oliver NJ.
smart of New York, J. II. Handberg of
White Plains, n. Y, Or. T. 7. Kidder and
family of Woodstock, J. X. Smith and
family party Of 10 from Waterbury.
Conn. arc expected this weck.-NIiss
Sticlnoy, who is working for the Kurn
Hattin Home for boys spoke at a union
service at the CONGREGATIONAL Church
Sunday evening Miss Stickney and Mrs.
w \. Roberts visited Lake Mansfield
Monday.--rhe pupils of the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school gave a pleasing
concert sunday morning. The program in
cluded singing by the choir. exercises
and Rotations by the children Solos
were sung by Miss Jennie Salmon and
Mildred IIolden-Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Dewey of New york, who have visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S +. Dewey
accompanied Mrs. Dewey to Bellows
Falls Monday. Mr.. Dewey returned to
Bellows Falls last week.-Mss Hattie
Pratt is having a vacation from her work
as assistant in the poStoffiCc.--Mr and
Mrs. Vance of Brooklyn and Mr.. Nunold
and Miss Mcars of Bridport. Conn, are
guests at George W. Adams's.-M *. {.
rrouty of East Franklin visited IN Stove
over Sunday,-Martha the six years old
daughter Of Mrs, Annie French was re-
Gently Nckcd by horse which she at
tempted to pat ard suffered severe cash
ON the forehead.
\ son. Albert Allen was born July .
to Mr.. and Mrs Allen BROWN Mrs, d.
G. scribner and son. Russell, of Portland,
Me, are visiting in Stowc-Justin Marshall
was driving up Maple stre~t when his
horse hecame unmanaFeable and the
buggy collided with one driven by Mrs,
Harold C. Mcmahon. Mr.. Marshall was
thrown ont and severely injured and re-
manned Unconscious for several hours. He
was taken into ". f.. JenneY's and was
unable to return home until late in the
afternoon Tuesday. Mrs. Mcmahon was
considerably bruised on one arm. where
she was hit by the hub of wheel Of
Mr.. Marshalrs buggy.-Clarence Fowler
Of South Framingham, Mass, is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George H.
Fowler, at the Knolle.-At the regular
meeting of Mansfield Mountain Grange
Saturday afternoon the postponed Flora $
program will he carried out. The grange
children are especially invited
The Flora's program announced for
the meeting of Mansfield Mountain
| Grange. l., of H., on July IL viii he post
| poned to July z ON account OF having
! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Latouche went
| Wednesday to ill-Thermometers
| registered from IS to 100 in the shade
| " cdncsday.-Mrs. S. w Buzzell and
| daughters, Edith and Eva, returned
Wednesday to Windsor after visiting at
George w Buzzells-Mrs Walter A..
Cheney ana children of Boston are Wis
| iting IN Stowe.Mr. and Mrs. w. +.
| Churchill of MorrisVille are at the
| Churchill homestead while the haylng is
being dohe.-'rhe main streets of the viii
1 lase are being oiled through the efforts
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