Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-16
NoRTHFIELD.


Jason r. Freeman, an aged resident Of
East Roxbury, died on Friday at the Rev
c. Boyce's William Stone has been Ill
the past week.-The Mortified high
school baseball team was defeated by
the waitsfield high school team Satur-
day by n score of II to II. in a game
played on the latter's grounds
Harold r. Seavcr of this place and
Alice r.. HiIl of Barre were married
at the latter place Wednesday. May 8.
They will make their home here where
Mr.. Seaver has employment
Miss Faith Balch, field secretary OF the
Vermont Sunday School association. will
hold service here Sunday evening at
seven o'clock.-Neil Tassie. who has been
III with rheumatic fever. Is able TO be out
again.-Clarence Burnham Of Bristol was
in town Sunday at Frank Batchelder' s..
Gladys Goodell Is in Mortified taking a
course as a nurse.--Frank Batchelder was
In Barre Saturday to see his sister Mrs.
Theodore Stowe. who is III.
of Stowe--The johnson high school
senior class play. "a Rival by Re-
quest" was given under the auspices
of the Stowe high school senior class
at the Akeley Memorial building Mon
day evening There was good at
tendance and the play was given In a
pleasing and creditable manner. Char
acter songs were rendered between the
Willis NJ. Douglass left Tues lay
for bennington. where he has a POSI-
ton on the Fillmore farm. His family
will follow later Mr.. Douglass has
been motorman on the Mt Mansfield
electric railway for tho past IL years.
Mrs. n. +. Shaw accompanied her
father. Frank Gale, to burlington Mon
lay. Mr. Gale went for treatment for
his eyes.--A daughter. born May 10 to
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Read in Rock
Vile, Conn, Is the granddaughter Of
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. f. Laid of stowe
Mrs. M. c. Lovejoy, who is recovsrin z
from the grip. is about the house
Mrs. ira Mum remains about the same.
The condition of Mrs Newell Bige-
low continues to improve slowly at
the home of her son, a. i. Bigelow. in
Hartford, Conn.--Mrs Frank +. Cooley,
who hai a shock last week. is slowly
improving.-C. L. Scribner's residence
has been connected by telephone--O.
+. Luce was In Worthwhile Tues lay.
Isaac Baty of Penacook, N. H.. is to
be tha Memorial lay -orator here. and
the general exercises will be from the
stand on the public square. At the
special exercises at the Center Gene
terry, the Rev. A. H. Webb will deliver
the address. and the Rev. T. s. Ock-
ford will speak at the Falls cemetery.
Capt. John l.. Moseley will be presi-
dent of the day. tne Rev James h.
Ia p hnf lot l.
Tompkins marshal.-NIrs. Matte Par
ker has returned from Woodsville. n.
H.. ana will spend the summer here
George J. Adams has moved to the
Edgerton house on South Main street.
The house vacated by him on Union
street will be occupied by William c.
Joyce.--James II. Merrill has moved
from the Bun Run eighb orhood to
Mrs. +. f. Dunsmoor's house on the
west hill.-Arthur c. Cook has sol
his place on the Roxbury road to Fred
G.. McCarty.-Jesse Cook has bought
the A. II. Cook place. adjoining his
own at the Harlow bridge.-Harold r.
Seaver has moved to the north tene-
ment Of the John L. Collins house on
Main street. and the Rev. l.. c. Lei
yard is to occupy the south tenement.
Prof. A. f. Winslow. william e.
Kidd and f. +. Colburn each have new
automobles.-Mrs. c. Denny mas re-
turned from her winters stay in Flor
ida.-The Rev Franklin w. Bartlett
of Rockport. Mass. a former rector
of st Mary's Church nere. who is
spending his vacation at Randolph
was visitor In town on Wednesday