Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-04
LAMOILLE COUNTY
STOWE.


80 o'clock Tuesday afternoon for Mrs.
Sanborn's aunt. Miss Cora c. Heath.
who died there Saturday evening after
few days illness with pneumonia Be-
sides her niece. Miss Heath is survived
by two brothers, James Heath and Car
los Heath OF Potsdam, n. " n nephew
VINO lives in Potsdam and two cousins.
Mrs. George W Adams and Mrs. ]. f.
Houston, reside In Stowe. Miss Heath
was born in Potsdam April &c, 1874. She
lived for many years in Lowell Mass.
After the death OF two sisters in Lowell
she came to Stowe, ana for 10 years
made her home with Mrs. Houston. For
about four years she has lived with her
niece, Mrs. sanborn She was for many
years faithful member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.-A funeral service was
held on Sunday for Robert Guymer. con-
Quoted by the Rev. w. \. Roberts Mr.
Guymer was q years Of age and died Of
pneumonia. He leaves wife and daugh-
tor a brother from Morrisville and a
brother from Worcester were here to at
tend the funeral, which was held from
the house Of Stephen H. Wright. in
whose employ Mr.. Guymer had been
The burial was in the River Bank Gene
g.
Among the teachers and students return
ing to their schools Monday after the
Christmas vacation were Miss Mary
Bigelow to Salem. Mass, Mise Addie
Bigelow. to Franklin. y. H., c. A. Ad-
ans. to Tufts College. Somerville. Mass,
Miss Grace Bigelow. to Springfield.
Mass, Niles Avis Vearen to ,rtchburS,
Mass, @. 8. Harris TO Morrstown. \.
Kate Robinson. TO Plattsburgh, n. y
The Rev. and Mrs A. G. Cornwell lef,
Monday for Elmira, y. Y \ large party
was at the station to bid them farewell
Tho annual dinner and business meet
ing Of the Unity Church will be held
Thursday, January 4.--The annual din.
ner and business meeting OF the Con.
aregational Church will be held Thurs.
day. January Mrs. DIN Sanborn Is
ill.-Mrs. Ira Mum. who is in very poor
health. Is with her daughter Mrs. G.. NJ
Bugbee, in Waterbury. Howard Thom.
as. who has visited his sisters. Mrs. Flora
Cushman and Miss Laura Thomas, and
other friends since THANKSGIVING, left
Monday for Superior Wis.-Mr and Mrs
F. F. Shubert went Monday to Fort Cow
ington. n. Y.-Miss Julia Yeti returned
Monday from Milton TO resume her work
in the graded school.-Mr. and Mrs W.
w. Culver entertained a large number Of
Mrs. Culver'e relatives Sunday at a New
Years dinner Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Jackson OF Norris
Vile. Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Cobb and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Russ and family.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Peterson and FAM
Stockton. GAIA pleasant family gath
sring ct The Lodges, the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin r. Bigelow. Saturday
evening, included their daughter, Miss
Grace Bigelow of Springfield, Mass.
their son. Edwin l.. Bigelow. of Middle.
bury College, Miss Mary Bigelow OF Ga.
lem. Mass. Miss Addie Bigelow OF
Franklin. n. H.. and Miss Eiva Warren
Of Burlington.-H e. Jenney has sold the
Morrisville-Stowe stage route to e. L.
Gates OF Morrisville
At an all-day session OF Mansfield
Mountain Grange Saturday the following
officers were elected: Master. J. r.
Campbell overseer. Albert r. Straw; lee
turer. Mrs Carrie e. Straw; steward, e.
NJ. Houston: assistant steward. Harry g.
Slayton. chaplain the Rev. f. T. Crane;
treasurer. r. s. Warren: secretary, Mrs.
Maude Campbell gatekeeper, II. A. Par
sons; Ceres. Miss Ellen Stems: Pomona,
Mrs. Mary Houston: Flora Mrs. Eva n.
Parsons; lady assistant steward. Miss
Helen CHAPMAN informal reception wAs
given Friday evening AT the home of
Mrs. Anna Kimha for the Rev. and Mrs.
A. G. Cromwell, who left Monday for
Mr.. CornwelIs new charge in Elmira, n.
Y.-The young and old folks ball, given
by Elmores dancing class at the Akeley
Memorial building Friday evening, was
n pleasant affair. About 20 couples were
present. The lac.es OF Unity Church
served superb. A. Duchaine has sold
the Henry Barrows farm on the Barrows
road to Leslie G. Barrows.-F. e. Bashaw
has moved to Silas Stebbinss house on
Bridge street. Mr.. and Mrs. f. 8. Dow
have returned 10 their house which was
vacated by Mr.. Bashaw.--Mrs c. w.
Chaplin is recovering from the grip.
The high and graded schools opened
Wednesday for the winter tenn
Principal and Mrs. W. n. Douglass and
family returned Tuesday from Clare
mont. N. H.--A brief funeral service
was conducted by the Rev. w n Rob-
erts Tuesday afternoon for Miss Core
&. Heath at the home of her niece and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Sanborn
Tho funeral was a private one on &C.
count Of the illness Of Mrs, SanbOrn
q. W. Buzxcll was in charge md the
burial WSS n the RivsrhAnk came.