Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-23
LAMOILLE COUNTY
STOWE.

village Wednesday afternoon. Nav Is
Mrs Mum had been in falliny health
from Il general breaking down for several
years. \ change ror tho ,yersa ca,,.
about four weeks aro and lima. ~. ,i.,,,,
she has failed rapidly. sno was . voar.
OF ago and was born in Ireland. coming
to America when Is yenrs Of ago. sho
met Mr. Nunn at Fort Hamilton. y.
Y, whore he was serving in the United
States regular army. and after his di.-
charge they were married November u.
1861; .: Wilmington, Dol. coming the,
to Mr.. Mu:.n'a homo in Stowe w.or,
;hey have since lived. ox~o,. o,- st,r.
residence in Szranac Ink. y IN.
sides hcr husband Mr. I;,.n. lsayc. .,y-
aaucl,tora Ellen wife or Dr q N pue-
h.. of wnt.rbrr,. o,,1 So, xffa 90 :,
: Boa,,,,nar ~ S.,,,.,. .,t 49,. s,rs
,,hert !. Mum William ~, ana
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t"'"e' MAY ID iro"A North roy
Where she was called by the illness ~ an
aunt. IN nef way nome Mrs Nhlpln VS.
ited her parents In Concord.-Moody "
| pNeil are moNInE machinery to the site
! 81 their mii!. recently burned in Ne
| braska. and Will saw the stock OF logs
there. They Will erect temporary shed
but will not rebuild the mill.
Principal Wesley II. DOUGLASS has re-
ceived notice from the secretary of the
New England college entrance certificate
board stating that the approval of stowe
high school has been extended by the
board for three years Miss Barbara
Burt of the Unity sunday school and
Miss Jennie Salmon of the Consrega-
tional gave their respective sunday
school classes ride to Morrisvll!e
/ Friday evenng.-Ralph Narcotic Of
Sheldon and Fay Evans of Burlington
passed saturday and sunday IN stowe
.hF. ana MIS-. W. j. Mum ana MI ana
MIS- M W. MUM OF Saranac Iake'
~ L. a'r!Fed IN Hio"e SATURDAY oF
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y,bo Won. 10 1,-a+o,.h,,r,. WOW, NJ, ,',',
Mrs y : poardr,ar a,d Family Nv
and Mr. W >rupr NJ and ure ~
~ Mum, and Dr aud Mrs g NJ v,,,rboo
Mr. and Mrs. ! = I,add have sold tba,r
farm in Stowe Hollow TO Claude Bull
! of AIoretown and Will move next week
to Jericho. where they have purchased a
small farm-Within a TERRITORY Of an
acre ard a half in the eastern part Of
the village bounded by School and Sunset
streets there are IL children by actual
count.-Miss Harriet Adams has returned
| from Saranac Lake. y. Y. where she
has passed the winter and is now with
her sister in North Troy.-Mrs A. p.
Cate and daughter. Marian, of Ftchburg
Mass, are visiting her father, C. p
Scrioner.
Mr. and Mrs G. F.. Eddy are passing
the week with Mr.. Ed1y's brother.
| Paul Eddy, In Pittsford.-Mrs. H 5.
Edison, who underwent an operation
! for appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher
| hospital in Burlington Sunday is do
ms we'll could be expected
Mrs a. D. Lang and his sister, Mrs
Walter Warren, underwent sue
| cessful operations for appendicitis at
the Mary Fletcher hospital Mon day
j. l.. stafford and +. E Stafford are In
| Greensb oro.--A. D. Alger is motorman
on the Mt Mansfield electric railway
| in the place OF w w. Douglass who
has gone to Bennington to work-The
number of children on tae squar.
F, bounded hv School AMI Sunset streets
is A. instead of Il as ed-Nrrs
Cora Bearen and Mrs. c. A. simmons
ara in Greenshoro.-Mr and Mrs. F.
e Bashaw ent,rtained a few friends
with sugar on snow Monday In honor
NJ Mrs Rashaw's birthday others
who served sugar on snow to friends
On Noraay we're Mrs A. H. Slayton
lsr1 Mrs N f. Jenny.-Mrs. Sarah
1udsor who has been at H. Z. Jenney's
soveraI weeks on account Of Illness.
has returned to her home
Mrs Vernon wilkins entertained friends
with maple sugar on now snow Monday,
an unusual occurrence on MAY % Snow
began falling at nine o'clock Monday
morning and by noon was two inches
injury to the young shoots of trees and