Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-10


road.-U. e. Chaffee is erecting a paint
shop back of the Barrows store-John
Dubray of Eden has moved into the tene-
ment house at Sherwin's mill and mas
employment there.
STOWE.
Mrs. Angeline Santimorc died Satur-
day morning at her home with her daugh-
ter and husband Mr. and Mrs. b. c. Bull,
in Stowe Hollow, OF tuberculosis. She
was "a YEARS OF age and had been resi-
dent OF Stowe less than year. Besides
Mrs. Bull she leaves a son, Joseph Santi-
more, and daughter, Miss Mary Santi-
more. of Chateaugay. N. Y, Mrs. Santi-
more's former residence. Mr. Bull and
Miss Blanche Bull accompanied the re-
mains to Chateaugay, where the burial
was made.-Mrs. w. NJ. Roberts visited
friends in Greensboro Saturday and Sun
day Mr.. Roberts Joined her there
Monday.-Mrs C. II. Eosmer has re-
turned from two weeks visit in Boston.
Mrs f.. w. Blenus of Worcester. Mass,
is a visitor at A. II. Cheney's. Mrs.
Blenus was formerly Miss Lizzie Bar
rows OF Stowe.-Stowe Military band gave
a successful dance at the Akeley Memo
rial building Friday evening.-Mrs. Lucius
Sallies has June rose bush In blossom,
the second time this year. 1t has about
100 buds and Observation-Disclosures there
was snow on the mountains several days
last week. there has been no killing
frost in the vileys. Corn and vegetables
are still growing.
Mrs. Gertio NJ. (Griffin) Warren.
wife of Sanford Fl. Warren, died at
$3.50 o'clock Sunday evening at their
home with her mother. Mrs. Gratra
Burt (Griffin) Tomlinson. The cause
of Mrs. Warren's death was Brig1ts
disease, from which she had long been
a sufferer. She was 80 years of aga
and her home hal always been In
Stowe. She is survived by her hus
band and mother. a daughter. Miss
Mildred Warren, and a step-son, will
liam H. Warren. Mrs. Warren was
faithful member of the Congregational
Church and was respected by all. The
funeral was held at the house at
two o'clock Tuesday afternoon.-A
son, born October 3 to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Conway. dred Saturday morn
ing.-James b. Campbell. who visitct
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Camp.
bell. over Sunday, has completed three
years study in the law office of A. F.
Nichols in st. Johnsbury and has been
admitted to the bar. Mr.. Campbell
was graduated from Stowe high school
in 1905 and from the University of
Vermont four years later. He Is a
young man of ability and promise and
his friends in stowe wish him success
He will remain in Mr.. Nicholas office
until January.-Dr. and Mrs. p. T.. Nc
Sweeney ana daughter of Burlington
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Luce over Sun
day.-Almon L. Douglass Is having n
vacation from his work in the Mt
Mansfield creamery this week.-Mrs
Amos Boardman and son, Hollis. who
passed last week with ner mother
Mrs. Hannah Knight. were Joined by
Mr.. Boardman Sunday and returned
with him to Wolcott-Mrs. James
Muzzy of Waterbury Center has passed
several days at s. H. Warren's
The funeral service Of Mrs. Sanford H.
Warren was conducted by the Rev. Lem
uel Davis Of the Congregational Church
Tuesday afternoon at the house. The
bearers were the husband, l. II. Warren,
stepson, William II. Warren. uncle,
Frank Burt, and cousin, N. B. Robinson.
The singers were Mrs. Anna Kimball.
Mrs. Alice Raymond. A. H. Cheney and
Howard Smith, with Miss Laura Thomas
organist. There was a profusion Of beau
ttful flowers, among them tokens from
the Christian Bndeavor society. Mansfield
Camp. M. w. A.. Mrs. H. Mayo, Mrs. c.
F. M. Taber, Mrs. Ruth Robinson OF
Pattsburgh, N. Y, Miss Abbie Burt OF
Boston. Mrs. Bigelow. Mrs. Fowler. Mrs.
Hawley. A. H. Cheney. Mrs. Tomlinson,
Mrs. Fisher and the family. The burial
was made in the West Branch cemetery.
G. w. Buzzell was in charge. There was
large attendance. Among those from
out Of town were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Cutler and daughter of Fayston.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. G. Varney and grandson, Alfred
Of Westford, and Mr.. and Mrs. A D. Gar
row OF Essex on an automobile trip have
visited Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Tomlinson
this week.-Representative J. C. Benson
returned Tuesday to Montpelier.-Mrs. w.
w. Ayers, Miss lone Hawley and A. D..
Lang were among those who went to
Boston Tuesday on the annual fall ex-
cursion. They will also visit Worcester.
Mass. to consult Dr. Lindsey.-Miss Jen-
bury and pelier.-Mrs. John Straw,
who has acted as cook at the Green
Mountain Inn for several weeks, returned
Tuesday to Waterbury Center. Mrs Rus
sell of Morr1sville Is the new cook at the
inn.-Miss Edith Kendall. who has been
in Stowe for several days gathering data
for a life of Miss Anna E. Bracket. for
many years an educator In New York
city, left Tuesday for New York. An
item mentioned by Miss Kendall will be
Of interest to the people of Stowe. where
Miss Bracket passed her summers. The
Intercollegiate Alumnae association have
founded fellowship to be called the
Anna c. Bracket fellowship as q testimo-
NAL to her great educational value to
America. The income OF the fund as
soon as available will be used to send a
young teacher abroad for a finishing year
Of study. Miss Kendall suggested that
some young teacher in Stowe might be
given the opportunity.
There was a white frost Wednesday
morning. the first of the season.
Among those who attended tho Chris
| tian Endeavor convention in Morris
Vile Wednesday were the Rev. Lemuel
Davis. A. H. Cheney. Mr.. and Mrs.
George f. Fowler. Mrs. A. r. Straw,
Mrs. Anna Kimball and Mrs Abbis
Warren.-Sickle Chapter Order Of the
Eastern Star. held Its regular monthly
meeting Wednesday evening-Mrs, C,
b. Eddy has passed several days In
Montpelier this week.-Mrs. George w.
Harlow. who has been III, Is improving
and able to sit up. Mr. Harlow is
also recovering from illness-Mrs F.