Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-04


Eugene Pinney.-Misscs Laura Merca,
Nellie Stewart and Mary Savage went
Wednesday to Old orchard, where they
will have employment at the Old orchard
lIouse.--The Rev. c. C. St Glare Of Port
Henry, N. Y, arrived here Wednesday
morning to assist at the funeral Wed
| nesday afternoon of Mrs Ann S. Irish
STOWE.
r. S. Cobb was driving c. f. Eddy's
touring car Monday morning and ac-
/ cidentally lost control of it near F. X.
Sargent's residence on Fucker street The
car jumped and turned over twice, land
! ing right side up. Mr.. Cobb stuck to the
wheel. but escaped with slight injuries.
Winfrcd Huett, the other occupant of the
car, jumped out unnjured The car was
badly damaged.-C. f. Eddy and his
uncle, Mr.. Dudley, are on trip to Mr..
1iddy's Chttenden county creameries-
Mark V. Poor, whose condition has not
improved satisfactorily since serious
surgical operation two weeks ago, was
taken Monday to Burlington for treat
nent at the Mary Fletcher hospital.-Mrs
Mary Greene of Lebanon and Mrs. L.
Davis of Concord. y. H., are visiting Miss
Clara Barrows Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c.
Aldrich have returned to White River
junction after visiting Mr.. and Mrs G.
5. Gibbs. Mrs. f.. c. Williams and chill
dren, Donald and Dorothy. of Waterbury.
nave been recent visitors at the horne of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs.-Miss Mary Bigelow
of Danvers. Mass, is at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bigelow. for
the month Of July.-Nliss Susie A. Bigclow
returned Monday from Malone, n. Y,
and Fairfax.-Wifred e. Dawson of
: lower Cabot visited Edwin L. Bgeow his
. classnate at Middebury College over
Sunday.-Mrs. Arthur p. Bigelow and
children. Mildred and Paul. of Hartford
Conn, who visited relatives in Stowe
: over Sunday, left Monday for Middlesex,
where they will pass the summer-At the
meeting of Mansfield Mountain Grange
Saturda." evening the third and fourth
degrees were conferred upon Mrs. A. r.
Straw and Miss Mary Moody Refresh
mcnts were served. The Flora's program
was postponed until the next meetlng.-I
Instead of the usual supper the ladies'
Of Unity Church will have a sale of food
at the vestry this afternoon and
. VIII serve ice cream and cake.-Miss
. Marian Pike is employed in the Lamoille
County Savings bank at Hyde Park
Sixty-five people took meals Mt the Lake
Mansfield Trout club house Sunday.
Tourists going from Mt. Mansfield to
o Camel's Hump find the club house a most
convenient place for meals and lodging
as the trail touches the lake in course.
The fishing at Lake Mansfield is the best
:, in the history of the club. More trout
: were caught in June than during the en-
Alexander Adams has piled 1l3 l-2 cords
a of slabs working nights and mornings
:, while attending school the past seven
+ weeks.AIrs. Whtcomb of Barre is pass
ing the summer with her mother Mrs. o.
& +. Gerry.-John II. McQuade of Chicago
. is visiting Mrs. McQuade and children at
- the home of her father. Herbert e. Straw
H. A. Parson is recovering from tonsi-
. ltis.-Mark Poor stood the journey to
- Burlington as well as could be expected.
He will be Under observation at the Mary
, Fletcher hospital until further treatment
~ has been decided upon.-Chidren's day
was observed at the Congregational
Church Sunday morning with special
music by the choir and young people.
" songs and exercises by the children, an
d" address by the Rev l.. 7. Cole and stories
.o by Mrs. Raymond and Miss Thomas -
L Raeburn r. Mcmahon is at home from
E. Albany, y. Y.-The remains of O. W.
Il Butler, who died in California, have been
Id brought to stowe for burial.-Children S
lie day exercises will take the place of the
Id usual morning service at the Methods,
he Episcopal Church SUNDAY
s. News has been received of the death
,g OF Miss Jennie Webster on June % at the
c. home of her sister, Mrs. Mary Marston
I'd in Lawrence Mass. Miss Webster was
ed formerly resident OF Stowe. but since
II, the death of her sister, Mrs. Luke j
I. Town, has resided in Lawrence. Mrs
I'll Sarah Heron of Springfield Ohio. arrived
9. in Stowe Wednesday and will make hei
va home with her daughter. Mrs. Albert X
IT, Straw.-Miss Jennie Wells went W led
ed nesday to Old Orchard Beach. where she
he has employment for the summer.-Mis:
e. Della Felix has been called 10 Montpel
Ile Ter by the Illness of an aunt.--Mr. anC
~ Mrs Alonzo Douglass of Morrsville visit
MT ed in Stowe Wednesday, Viola Rus
sell returned Monday from Lyndon Cen
ter She was accompanied by Prof. Con
rad A. Adams Of Tufts College, who vii
~ spend the summer in Stowe.-Mrs. w. n
VT Roberts entertained her Sunday schoo
az class of 81 little ones with picnic at th
III Palisades Park Tuesday afternoon.-Mr
IL and Mrs. W. w. Houston and two chill
ZIP dren of Cleveland. Ohio. will arrive Thurs
OIL day to visit their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Gee j. z Houston. and Mr.. and Mrs. c. VI
he Watts.-NIr. and Mrs. w. II. Douglas
ISIS have returned from Granville, n. Y.-Far
tic mcrs are cutting excellent crop o
ate Nay.-The Stowe public library has re
L. oelved 80 worth of books from the Stat
!ss library commission.
r r' JEFFERSONVILLE.
18th The remains of Jehial Bailey. who die
to at his home in Johnson Thursday. wer