Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-05

tefVllle was IN stowe over sunday on
her way to Greenfield. Mass. where
she has a position as teacher--Mrs
William Roberts went Monday to VIII
Jamestown. where she will pass the
week.--Mrs f. J. Houston of Cadys
Falls Is visiting her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. p. r. Gale Mr.. Houston return
ed to Cadys Falls Monday.--Alton
Wheeler of Norwich University has
| finished work in the office Of the G. Il,
and +. o. Burt Lumber company and
| returned Monday to Waterbury.
! OF the $50 men whose names were on
| the check list the number voting for rep
! resentative was 3l9. or these the republ-
can candidate j. G. Benson, received 232,
and the democratic candidate, j. F. Camp
| bell, 81 Mr. Benson having a majority of
| ii5. The vote for governor was: Fletcher.
| 13l; Howe, los; Smith. q: Suitor, 3: Metz
ger. 40; DeBoer, Little Miss Laura
Hayden of Montpelier is passing the week
! with Mrs. c. f. Eddy.--Mrs. A. II. Stay
ton and guests. Mrs. Jane Howe of Rut-
| land and George Moody OF Burlington.
| passed Tuesday in Morrisvile.-A daugh-
ter. born recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
| Brown in Stockton, Cal, is the grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Cobb
| Harold Brush is in Montpelier on his way
to Texas. where he expects to find work
at his profession, civil engineering. He
! will accompany Julian Alger of Water
| bury Center-Mrs Flora kmbal of
| Mortified and brother William Gerry,
| passed Monday with their uncle, Q. +.
| Gerry. William Gerry left Wednesday
for San Diego, Cal-Mrs Flora Clark has
| moved from the lower village to one OF
! Frank Smiths tenements on Fucker
street.-The village schools opened Tues
| day with 20 pupils in the high school, .
| H. the grammar school and 1855 In the
| grades. rs in all. There were 30 in the
| entering class in the high school.-Eugene
S. Cobb left Wednesday for Boston to
| begin work as weigher of mail on the
| night run from St. Adams to Boston on
! the Central Vermont railroad.-The Rev.
| L.emuel Davis of Kingston, n. y, will
preach as a candidate at the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday morning.-C. 2.
| Scribner returned Monday from a month
| at Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard, with
his daughter, Mrs. A L Cate-Mr. ABB
| bolt, cattle buyer from Waterbury. snip
ped n carload of cattle from Stowe Sun
day.
| The high school senior class Will
give a reception at the Akeley Mem
orial building Friday evening to the
teachers of the high and graded
schools All cordially invited.
The senior class has been organized
with Charles McCuen, president; Mark
Ploof. vice-president; Miss Margaret
Harris. secretary. and Miss Bernice
Town. treasurer.-A daughter, Bar
bara Lila. born to DIR. and Mrs.
II. H. Butterfield in North Troy August
81, is the granddaughter Of Mr., and
Mrs. l. Ewin Adams. Mrs. Adams is in
North Troy caring for her daughter
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Culver are NOV
ing from the Moulton house to the
Jackson Sargent place above the viii
lage.-Principal Reynolds Of stowe
high school and family will occupy
the Moulton house---Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Douglass are moving from
the house purchased by +. c. Bashaw
of Miss Ellen Hodge to a tenement in
Miss Jane Tomlinson's house on Maple
street--Mrs Henry Mcmahon of Mos
COW gave a party to IL little people
Tuesday in honor of the tenth birthday
of her son. Harry. Among the gifts
Harry received was a gold watch chain
Mrs. NJ II. Fnnegan of Woodstock
is making her home with the family
of her brother. +. A. Wells, for the
present.-Tuesday evening. the Nor
: rivsile band in seven or eight auto
| mobiles. serenading the newly elected
=, representatives of Morrisville anC
>, HYDE Park, called on J. c. Benson. tn,
= representative from stowe. and pait
y their respects, together with severa
selections of music.-Mrs. John Drugs
4 gave a tea party Wednesday after
. noon to number of the classmate.
= of her daughter. Mrs. c. j. Scribner. o.
= Chicago who Is visiting her. Among
D those present were Mrs. f.. \. CamI
e and Miss Nellie Watts of Morrisville
e Mrs. A. +. Bigelow of Hartford Conn,
+ Mrs. a. II. Cheney, Mrs H. W. Bar
: rows Mrs. +. c. Scribner, Mrs. +. f
: Smith and Mrs. u. II. Smith.--Mrs
= Elizabeth Clarkson returned Wednes
; day from Chazy Lake. y. Y, where she
; has passed seven weeks.-Mr and Mrs
n D. II. Smith are moving into Mrs
d Vearin's tenement over the drug store
C Mir. and Mrs. Long, who have oc
t cupied the tenement, have gone TO st
= Albans.-A son was horn August - I,
d Mr. and Mrs Fred Recor.--Mrs Rich
-, ard Waite of Burlington is in Stow,
!. experimenting some work in her 10
d in the River Bank cemetery
, M0RRISvILLE.
d sheriff George Il. Towne and hi
|, deputies did good work at the fai
!. August rs with the result that .
= NJ Hutchinson and r. j. Miller O
~ a
S ness and paid fine OF S. and costs l.,