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

led him Mr.. Poor is somewhat improved
In health.-Mrs. Arvilla Sprague has re-
turned from visit Of several weeks in
Richmond and Huntlngton.-Mr and Mrs.
G.. J. Scribner of Chicago are visitors in
Stowe.-Mss Pillsbury OF burlington has
been a visitor at Four Winds farm. the
home of Mrs. c. f. NJ. raber, this week.
w. B. Macutchan, who had leg broken
and other injuries In a collision On the
Mt. Mansfield electric railway Monday
afternoon, was taken Tuesday morning
on special car to Waterbury and from
there to Burlington for treatment at the
Mary Fletcher hospital. Mr. Macutchan
was as comfortable as could be expected
He was accompanied by Mrs. Macutchan.
J.. S. Macutchan and DR.. II. W. Barrows
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrows of New York are
guests Of Miss Abb!c NJ. Allen at tho Miss
Bracket house.-Mr and Mrs Wilbur t.
Bigeow and son, Newell, went TUESDAY
tc Middlesex for n few days on their way
to their home in Salem, Mass-sI,ss Vera
Kaiser of Gilmore Is passing the summer
with Mrs. ~. y. Faunce and other friends
in Stowe.-Mrs. Herbert Scott returned
Tuesday TO johnson after visiting NJ. and
Mrs. George T.. Fowlcr-Mss Ruth B!ge-
low went Tuesday to Morrisville on her
way to st. Johnsbury.- Lois Straw
leaves the last of the month to enter n
normal school at Oshkosh, Wis. Her home
will be with her uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. II. Herron.-The Misses Powers
and Mrs. G. C. Rubce returned to Morris
VILE Tuesday after a week at the Lake
Mansfield Club House.
On Old Home week Friday evening the
stowe Dramatic club will present an
original melodrama, Little Buckshot."
at the Akeley Memorial building. Tho
characters are Danny Mack, Harry w.
Burnham; Mr.. Brown. George w. Buzz
|zell Simon Slaid. r. L. Bigelow; Hon. Ira
Barton, G. A. Rurnham; young Mr. Weed,
George a. Douglass; Patrick Phelan,
George Hale: ZeU Tucker. Cornell Riley:
Elsie Barton. Mrs George A. Douglass;
Kit Barton, Miss Martha Wright; Nora.
Miss Ruby Collins; Wild Flower. Miss
Margaret Harris.-H. c. Mcmahon and
ii. E. Pike entertained Harry Hooper and
Larry Gardner Of the Boston American
baseball League and Mr.. Brennan of St.
Aibans at Lake Mansfield Tuesday.
Messrs. Hooper and Gardner were on
their way from Detroit to Boston,
Teachers examinations were conducted
by George a. Durham at the Akeley
day. There were six or seven candidates.
Guests at George W. Adams's are Mr..
and Mrs. Vance and infant and Miss Hall
Of Brooklyn. N Y, Mr. and Mrs Plat
and son of New Haven. Conn, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Steel of Waterbury. Conn.,, Mr.. and
Mrs Estwick and Miss Grace Estwick Of
New Yofk.-The Rev. u. Z. Coffey Of
Waterbury will conduct Catholic serv-
iCa ho lYaIo
o'clock Sunday morning.-Mrs. O. A.
Sanborn will go to West Bolton Thurs
day to attend the funeral Of Howard D
| romlinson, whose remains have been
brought there from McGrl. Nevada.
where he was killed in a mine explosion
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Shaw of Burlington
are visiting Miss Lula Chapin-Miss
Winnie Foster OF Springfield. Mass. is
visiting at the home of her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Foster-Mrs
Hill and children of Cady's Falls and Miss
Ethel Wood of Waterbury have been re-
cent guests at George w. Chapin's-Mrs
w. II. Faunce and children have returned
from Hardwick.-Mr. and airs Henry
Batchelder Of Salem, Mass. who are at
the Waterbury Inn for a day or two on
an automobile tour through Vermont.
called Tuesday on Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
r. Beelow, former neighbors In Salem
Miss Carrie Brown goes Monday to Nor
risville to teach.-Mrs. j. f. Russ is at
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington,
where she has had an operation for bad
| case of "Reminiscences Cary and Win
| field Sweetser being unable to pay their
| fines have been taken to the Hyde Park
| jail.-At a meeting Tuesday evening OF
the Old Home Week association commit
| tee on records of the association y. 4
Straw was delegated to collect data and
| clippings of the observation of old Home
week in former years and to put them
on record.-Iames f.. French Of Montpelier
| is in Stowe.
| The funeral Of Mrs. Clement G..
Moody was conducted at her home We'd
| nesday afternoon by the Rev. w. y.
| Roberts. pastor of the Methodist Epsco-
| pal Church. Two hymns were sung by
| a. II. Cheney. The bearers We're Harold
| Long, John Smith. b. G. w. Marshall and
| Mr.. Leavitt from Lebanon. There was a
| large attendance of neighbors and friends
and a profusion Of beautiful flowers. The
| burial was in the River Bank cemetery
| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berry and children.
| Hildreth and Kenneth of Richmond. are
visiting Mrs. Berry's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. X. Hale
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