Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-22
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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was much enjoyed. Among those
present were Mrs. Lucy scribner and
Family. who enjoyed a reunion on
lhat day. her children and grandchil
dren, Mr.. ana Mrs. Carroll ]. Scribner,
low of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
e Scribner and son Of South Cabot,
and Mr.. ana Mrs Ernest c. Scribner
and two sons of Stowe, all being with
her.-ALlen Straw, Walter Morgan,
Maun Boardman and Carroll George
started on a tramp Monday, expecting
to pass the night at Willis Barnes's
camp and to take the trail Tuesday
morning for Mt. Mansfield. where they
will spend several days-Mrs. c. F.
Eddy gave an automobile rise to
Montpelier Monday to Mrs. W. W.
Houston, Miss Barbara Burt and Mrs
]. H MoQuade.-At the democratic
caucus Saturday evening J. +. Camp
bell was nominated for town repre- J..
sentative.-J. c. Benson has filed
nomination papers as the republican
candidate for town representative.
Both candidates are successful farm
ers.--MAss Harriet Wheeler ana Miss
Avrs Fowler Of South birmingham,
Mass, are guests at the home Of their
uncle ana aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Z. Fowler. at THE Knolle"-Recen.
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
B. c. Bull In Stowe Hollow are ]. D.
Santamore ana daughters, Marion and
Dorothy. of Chicopee Falls. Mass.
Mrs. W. H Santamore and daughter,
Evelyn Of Jonesville. Mr. and Mrs.
John Pepins OF Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs
A. r. Cook and son. Roland Of Cha
teaugay. N. Y, Ryan Dora and George
Smith Of Burke, N, p. and Warren
Laid OF Jericho.--Mrs. r. C. Bashaw
has returned from a visit with rela
trves in Eden and johnson. About ten
minutes after Mrs. Bashaw left the
stage on her arrival in Eden, the stage
horses ran away and threw out the
driver.
There was quiet wedding at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Marillo +. Russell al
the lower village Tuesday afternoon
when their daughter. Miss Viola Lovina
and Conrad A. Adams son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Edgar j. Adams. were united ir
marriage. The Rev. j. Q. Angel of VIII
Jamestown performed the ceremony. Be.
side the BRIDES parents there were
present her grandfather, Byron Russell
her sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. A
E. Batchelder of Lyndonvile, her brother
nd wife, Mr. and Mrs. Roswell p. Russell
the groom's parents, his grandmother
Mrs. Harriet Adams. and sisters the
Misses Hazel and Amy Adams. The couple
were the recipients of many beautiful
presents. After the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Adams left for n visit In Buring,
ton on their way to SOmerVille Mass
where they will reside. Mr.. Adams was
graduated from the Stowe high schoo
in the class OF 1905 and from the Uni
versity OF Vermont four years later, and
has since then held the position of in.
structor In mechanic arts In Tufts College
IN Somerville and was promoted at tn,
close Of the school year Mrs. Adams at
tended Stowe high school and after &
term OF teaching in Gilmore. has been
successful teacher in Stowe. She ha.
been an active worker in the Methods
Episcopal Church.--Carl NJ. Parker O
Brattleboro Is in Stowe for a few weeks
Mr. Parker was graduated from thu
Stowe high school In June and viii entel
Norwich University In September.-M
and Mrs. George f. Fowler and guests
the Misses Wheeler and Fowler OF Soutl
birmingham, Mass, visited Smugger'
Notch Tuesday,-Mrs. Fred e. Smith 1,
passing the week in Burlington Marshal
johnson of Springfield, Mass. Is visitor
at T.. u. Gales.-Mr. and Mrs H. u
d Jenney ana Mr. and Mrs II. l.. jenkins o.
walton, Fla, are visitors on Mt Mans
field.-Mr. and Mrs. w. Il. Burt and Mr.
! sd Ars, C. II. Chauia are making n