Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-15
LAMOILLE COUNTY
STOWE.

STOWE.
States Attorney Maurice was In
Stowe Saturday. when Edwin Mccall was
| fined for breach of the peace. Wnfred
Sweetster for jntoxcation. and James
Cary was sentenced to pay about s75 on
two charges, intoxication and breach Of
peace.-A copper powder tank relic of
tho batteshp Maine has been secured
for II. H. Smith Post. G. A. r.. and
placed in stone case In the Soldiers
Memorial hail. The tank Is a cylinder
SIX inches in diameter and about three
feet high. 1t was secured by Commander
]. B. Ayers through Henry G.. Thomas
and Senator Dillingham; Miss Myra
Cheney, who has passed three weeks in
Stowe left Monday on her return TO
Anderson. Ind. Miss Cheney and her
father. A. II. Cheney. passed Friday in
Burlington.-Mr f. S. Billings and son,
Gale. who have passed the summer in
Stove. left Monday for their home in
s.. I.ouis.-George W. Gale of Mime
apoHs is visiting his brother Bowman
T. Gale.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dagneau
will move to Woodstock, ~ H.. this week.
Their sons. Alart and Stacy. will enter
the Rhode Island Business college this
fall.-Mrs. Il. G.. Stafford gave card
party at her home on Friday evening.
Mrs. Harriet Whitcomb, who has passed
some time with her mother Mrs. o. F.
Gerry. has gone to Barre on her way to
Charlotte. Mrs. HOLSTER. another visitor,
has returned to Plainfleld MIR Gerrys
niece and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Bellmorc, who passed the week with him,
have returned to Marshalltown. IA
large party Of Cook tourists visited Mt.
Mansfield Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs Sail
or of Philadelphia, who have passed
seven weeks at the Green Mountain Inn,
left Saturday for Portland. Me-
The third annual Reunion and picnic Of
the Mum and Luce families and the 21st
Of The Mum family was held at the
Palisades park Thursday. There were
about $40 present. many of them being
members CT both the Mum and Luce
families. Among them We're the three sur
viving children of Josephus and Lucretia
Parker Mum. Mrs. Charlotte f. Bigelow,
Mrs. The0dosia A. Clair and Ira Mum
Mrs. Jennie Sanborn Hanley received
news Thursday of the death in McGill,
Nevada. of Howard D. Tomlinson. to
wnom she expected to be married soon.
Mr.. Tomlinson was killed In a mine ex-
ploson, but the particulars have not been
received. Mrs. Hanley went Friday to
West Bolton. where Mr. Tomlnson' s
mother. Mrs F. r. Davis. resides
About 90 former pupils Of Stove high
school enjoyed a Reunion and picnic din
ner at the Palisades park Friday. The
only death among the graduates Is that
of Mrs Leila Edison McAllister in Den
Yer. Colo. eight years ago. Mrs. Jenny,
Mrs Barrows and Mrs. Stafford We're APP
pointed n committee to arrange for re-
union Of 1912.
Mrs. Frances (Perrin) Moody. wife of
Clement G. Moody. died at their home In
Moscow Monday after a little more than
two weeks Illness from the effects Of a
: shock. She died on her Slst birthday.
Most OF her life was passed in Stowe. She
Is survived by her second husband. Mr..
Moody, a grandson, Leon French and a
brother Fred Hubbell Of New York. The
funeral was held at the house at one
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and
Mrs. Leavett OF Lebanon. y. H., arrived
; Monday a short time before Mrs. Moody 5
death. Mr. I.eavett is a nephew of Mr
Moody. William Lee. secretary of the In
ternational Y. NJ. c. A. at Quebec, and
Mrs Lee are visitors al the home of Mr.
and Mrs Fred f. Smith in Moscow. An
= other visitor Is Miss Mabel B!ssonette O
Rurlington.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Is, Big
Glow and daughter, Mrs. w. II. Sanborn
and grandson. Karl B. Sanborn. who have
passed the week in Stowe. left in thei
touring car Monday for their homo II
Salem, Mass, by way OF Burington.-A
l. H. Cheney was In Burlington Monday. &C
companying his daughter, Miss Myra Che
= ney, who left TOR Anderson. lnd.-Mr. ant
Mrs Long of Waltsfeld are visiting thei
= son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Long
u Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Robinson. Miss Nellie
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Slayton
Kenneth Robinson. Don Seaver. PhiliI
. George Neal Robinson and Miss Minnie
Magoon are IN camp for two weeks at st
: Adams Bay.--Mr. and Mrs Carlyle Brown
and two children of Chicago, his parents
Mr. and Mrs. r. f.. Brown and brother
Charles Brown of Willlston. visited Mr.
n and Mrs IL. c. Mcmahon over sunday
8 Mr. Mcmahon entertained Their: at tn
:. Lake Mansfield Trout club house at din
= ner-Nrs. II. T.. Jenney gave iawl
s. party at her house Saturday afternoon Il
l. honor of her daughters. Mrs. Luce an
II Mrs Jenkins of Florida The Rev j. L
= Wright Of Montpelier preached at Unit
Is Church Sunday morning. The Rev +. 7
5. Crane. the pastor. preached in MddleseS
d A reunion of the family Of Lucius l
r. SaIlies was held Sunday at the home @
Is his granddaughter and husband. Mr. an
H. Mrs Norman Peatman. Besides Mr.. an
IS Mrs. oeatman and three children and Nj
q Sallies. there were present Mr. and Mr..
II r. X. seaver and daughters. Dorothe
k. and -.ildred OF Cady's Falls. Mrs. Bell
10 Graham and son. Richard. of Valdez
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo J. Salies and Mis-
Il Vera Sallies OF New Haven. Conn, Mr.
Or Lucy Van Williamsburg. Mr. and Mrs. !
'e J. Adams and family and Mr., and Mr.
Z. q. NJ Towne and daughter of Stowe an
d. Dorritt Sallies OF Waterbury. One sol
se Josephus sallies. and wife OF New Havel
IS. Conn. were unable to be present.-Mar
I'll l.. Poor came home Monday from II
ly Mary Fletcher hospital In Burlington
'. where he has been several weeks II
I'd treatment Stanley Mansfield accompai