Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
STOWE.

The school board has engaged
Rollo Reynolds of Cambridge for
principal of Stowe the coming year.
Mr.. Reynolds is tn son of O.
W Reynolds of Cambridge. He is a
graduate of Dartmouth College. lie
was the principal of the Cambridge
high school the past year AMI has been
a teacher in Pennsylvania Mr. and
Mrs. Reynolds visited Stowe Thurs.
day. looking for a house They
will come to Stowe TO reside about two
weeks before the opening of the fall term.
The list Of teachers for the graded school
completed. Miss Susie Bigclow
will continue in the first and second
grades Miss Ella Sargent and Miss Mar
tina Campbell have also been engaged.
Mrs. Ella A. (Scribner) Brown. who
died on Friday after a long illness from
cancer. was born in Stowe in November
1862. and was in her Goth year. She had al
ways lived in stowe, with the exception
Of two years in Emore. She was mar
ried 81 years ago to Christopher 7. Brown.
Jr.. who survives her with five sons. Car
roll A. Brown, Allen r. Brown, Howard
Brown. Elmer Brown and Glenn Brown.
all of Stowe a son, Leon r. Brown, died
in Black Lake. L. O., four years ago and
three daughters died in childhood. There
are three grandchildren. Mrs. Brown
took great interest in the work of the
| Methodist Episcopal Church and assisted
in the plans and work Of the Ladies' Aid
for weeks after she was confined to her
he'd She was a member of Mansfield
Mountain Grange, p. of II. She was
much esteemed by all who knew her and
her loss Nill he deeply felt The funeral
was held at the Methodist Episcopal
| Church Sunday afternoon and was con-
| Quoted by tie Rev. j. .. Angel of Viii
| Jamestown. former pastor. assisted by the
| Rev. w. y. Roberts. The bearers We're
four of the sons, Carroll. Allen, Howard
| and Elmer, The hymns, ASLEEP In Je-
sus," lone More Days Work. and
when the M!sts Have Rolled in Splen-
dor" were sung by the choir with Miss
Watts at the organ. Beautiful flowers
from the Ladies' Aid. the grange and
friends surrounded the caaket. Among
those present from out OF town We're Mr.
| and Mrs. George Brown of Morrisville
The burial wa. in the River Bank GENE
terry.
The annual Munn-Luce family reunion
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August S.-Stowe Lodge, New England
Order of Protection. holds its annua
meeting at the Akeley Memorial building
| Thursday evening. -Miss Alice Nash OF
Burlington IS visiting Mrs. w. f. Church
III at the Churchill homestead. Mrs. w
W. Luce and son, Marshall. of Walton
Fla. and Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. jerks o.
Fort Pierce arrived Monday to visit thei
father. Henry T.. Jenney, and other rela
tives in tOwn.-Mrs, w. II, Faunce an,
three sons of Providence. r. l., arrive,
Monday to visit her parents, MI anC
Mrs. n. r. Moody. Henry Melvin is dis
abled by injuries received while breakin.
on the top of n freight car on the Mt
Mansfield Electric railway Monday Tn
accident occurred near the Prescott plac
II. Waterbury. Mr.. Melvin had a han,
and foot in contact with the brake whe
he was caught in the back of the neck b.
the trolley wire which had escaped from
a cone above, Mr. Melvin was consider
ably burned on the neck and hands. am
when the wire loosened was thrown to tn
, ground and was badly bruised and shake
up.-Mrs. c. f. Eddy went Tuesday t
, Montpelier to remain with her daughte,
7 Mrs c. b. Boyce. the rest of the wee
to receive medical treatment. Mrs, Edd
is suffering from a baC case of neuritis.-
4, T.. j Houston of Cady's Falls Visite
relatives in Stowe Sunday. Mrs Hous
:, ton Is gaining slowly Her sister, Mr.:
Y f. S. Billings Of St. Louis. Is with her
! Edward Kentield has returned to Bosto
n after visiting in Stowe, He was accon
I panied by his mother. Mrs, Sarah Ker
n field. who will make her home there.-Mr
n Louise Lucia has returned from Hines
. burg. where she visited her son. C. |
Y l.ucia.-Prof Charles H. Halves of Oar
d mouth College. who Is staying at IL
o Lake Mansfield club house. entertaine
: the guests Friday and Saturday evening
G with talks on his travels in the island
= Sakhalin and through Siberia and Russi
d Mr. and Mrs. George T.. Fowler an
their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Hall of Sout
birmingham. Mass. Mrs. Eunice Pott
and Mrs. Alice Raymond and their guest
Mrs. o. w. Butler of Washington. ID. c
nesday,Mr, and Mrs, Charles Taber
New York are visiting Mr. Tabers moth
at -Four Winds farm
l. CAMBRIDGE.
g. +. S. Newton of Lyan. Mass. was II
l. guest Of his brother, DR.. George New
s. ton Saturday and Sunday.-Geort
1t Bennett returned to his work In lilo
l. n. y, Saturday evening. He was a