Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-22

automobile tour through the White noun
tains.-Miss Jessie Wade, who has been
Ill for two weeks, Is recovering.-Mrs r..
&c. Waite of Burlington Is a visitor in
Stowe.-The regular meeting Of Mansfield
Grange, No. "A. p. Of H., will be held at
the home Of the master and wife, Mr.,
and Mrs. ]. F. Campbell, on August 81.
a picnic dinner will be served and a pro-
gram will be carried out-Mrs W. II.
| Faunce and sons. who have passed the
summer In Stowe. returned to their
homo In Providence, h. l., Yesterday
Ralph Shubert left Tuesday with IA high
blood Jersey cows. which he has purchas-
| ed here for George w. Barnes on whose
farm in Haverhill. Mass, Mr.. Shurbet is
| employed. The cows We're tested before
they were taken away.-Dr. J. f. Clair OF
Waterbury was In Stowe Tuesday.-L. II.
Straw and Louis Shcrbut We're in Water
bury Tuesday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Shaw and
| daughter, Ruby, made an automobile
trip to Lake Mansfield Tuesday to
visit their son. Gale Shaw. who is IN
camp there. They were accompanies
by Mrs. Shaw's brother, George w.
Gale, and Miss Angie Grout Harris.
Instead of returning to Stowe the par
ty went down the river to Waterbury,
and from there to Montpelier wher
during the afternoon Mr.. Gale and
Miss Harris were united in marriage
by the Rev. J. Edward Wright OF
Montpelier Mr.. Gale Is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gale and Miss
Harris the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
L. l. Harris Both are graduates Of
Stowe high school and both have EN-
ployment in II. L. shaws grocery
store. After a wedding tour, during
Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. Gale will make
their home with his parents. Mr.. and
MIS- Shaw returned to Stowe Tuesday
afternoon.-The Rev. j. q. Angel, for
mer pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, who has passed a few days in
Stowe on his way from the St. Johns
bury pageant, will return to Williams
town Thursday. Miss Ellen Stearns
Will accompany him and will visit Miss
Ruth Angel. Mr.. Angel. during his
absence from Williamstown. has been
given the republican nomination for
representative from that town.---Mrs
| Glen Cole, Mrs w. w. Luce and Orlo
Jenney were In Morrisville Wednes
day.-Gale Shaw, Donald Mcmahon
Cornell Riley and Henry Jenny. Jr
are in camp at Lake Mansfield this
Week.-Mrs. a. L. Goddard of Hyde
Park Is visiting at the nome OF Mr.
and Mrs. c. a. Riley.-Fred Shepard
of Derry. NJ r., is assisting In w. b.
Macutchen's absence on the Mt Mans
field Electric railway.--The Misses
Isabel Smith, Mary Moody and Mabel
Bissonette of Burlington. Ben Robin
son and H. w. Mcmahon passed Tues
day and Tuesday night on Mt. Mans
| field and took the trail to Lake Mans
field Wednes lay.--A son. Robert Err
nest. was born on August to Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ernest Warren In Moscow
Marshall Johnson of Springfield. Mass.
and the Misses Bigelow on West
Branch and at The Lodges went Wed
nesday to the Delano farm In Elmore
for their annual corn roast.--Miss
Ruth Collins Is the guest of Miss Kat
| Robinson at the home of her brother
~ b. Robinson.-The Tuskegee Quar-
tette gave concert and entertain
ment to large audience at Unity
Church Tuesday evening. -The Rev
Hitchcock of Bath. ~ H., viii preach
at the Congregational Church Sunda y
morning.-E. l." Bigelow and C. C. Gale
visited Mt. Mansfield We 1nesday
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