Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-29
STOWE.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Perry of Hyde Park |
visited at George w Chapins Saturday
Miss Helen Chaplin and her brother.
Harold, have returned from a trip to
Montpelier and Waterbury. Minnie
u. Straw, who has been in Brockton,
Mass. for several months, is visiting
her father, Herbert u. Straw-I,ester
Rood of Waterbury is visiting at George
W. Chapin's.-Mrs. NJ II. Finnigan,
who has been settling up her affairs in
South Pomfret, and her sister. Miss
Marie Wells, have returned to Stowe.
a family reunion and picnic was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs a. H.
Slayton Saturday. Among those present
were Mrs. Beth Cushman I.orn of
Superior. Wis; Mrs. w. w. Houston and
daughter, Ardy of Cleveland Ohio; Mr.
and Mrs Henry Demeritt and Miss
Margaret Pike of Waterbury; George
Moody Of Burlington; Mr. and Mrs c. r.
Chaplin and Miss Louise Chaplin; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Watts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Slayton an. two children. Mrs w. r.
Burt and two children, Mrs Flora Cush-
man. Miss Laura Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs
n. II. Chaplin and two children and Miss
Marjorie Watts. Dinner was served on the
| lawn and followed by social hour.
An exhibition of old-time pictures of the
family proved of great interest The host,
! A. II. Slayton, Is past So, and Is the
only survivor of his generation In the
Slayton famly.-Mr. and Mrs A. C..
Morrill, have moved into their house on
Maple street, recently occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Douglass.-The Cemetery
association Will meet with Mrs. Abbie
Warren on the afternoon of September g.
Mrs. Richard Waite has returned to
| burlington after a short stay with rela-
tives.-C. }. SCribner has returned to Chi
cago after two weeks in Stowe Mrs.
Scribner will remain some time longer
with her parents. MIR. and Mrs. John
Drugg
K. l.. jenkins has returned to
his home in Fort Pierce, Fla, after
a months visit at II. Il. .Ienney's. Mrs.
jenkins viii remain month longer
Carroll Scribner has returned to Chicago
and Mrs. Scribner will stay at the home
of her father. John Drugg. another week.
THE Rev. William n. Roberts and son,
Earle left toV1 Monday morning on a
three DAYS business ana peasrVe trip
to the southern part of the state.
y. j. Houston and f. c. Harlow have
nearly completed o trail from the Willis
Barnes camp to Sterling pond. and have
blazed the trail for the whole distance
a The first party to visit the pond over the
, new trail on Monday included Mr.. an6
Mrs. Il. r. Houston of Waterbury, the
! Misses Gertrude and Edna Phar OF
Brooklyn. n. y, Mrs. w. w. custom OF
Cleveland. Ohio. and Mr.. and Mrs II. j
. Foster with Messrs Houston and Harlow
as Euides.-The Methodist Episcopa
| Sunday school picnic has been postponed
a from Tuesday until Thursday on accoun
n | of rain.-The members of MANSFIELD
v Mountain Grange will have a picnic din
. ner at the home of the master and wife
"a Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Campbell, Saturday
| Superintendent c. d. Howe of Morrisvill
will hold a conference with the teacher
Of Stowe at two o'clock Saturday after
:, noon.-Dr and Mrs. F. c. Brigham AM
-. son and DR.. Brigham's sisters. Mrs. Bills
. and Mrs. Burt who visited Mr.. and Mrs
Orlo Towne and Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ
Towne. have returned by automobile I
, Springfield, Mass. DR.. Brigham and hi
sisters were formerly residents of Stowe
Mrs Celia Hawley, who was taken sud
y denly III Monday with hemorrhage o
= the stomach, has rallied and is now NOR
: CONFERENCE.-The T.. C. Mills and sor
. Roger, have Joined Mr.. Mills in Esse
~ Junction, whore Mr.. Mills has employ
II ment,--Mrs. A. H. Cheney gave car
y party Monday evening to Il Of her youn
lady friends in honor of Mr.:
n McQuade and Miss Lois Straw, VIII
r. leave this week for Chicago.-Miss Ma
q mic Ayers of Woodsville, n. H., Is Wis
IT itinG her parents. Mr., and Mrs, w. "
l. Ayers.-The Ayers family will hold thel
8 annual family reunion at the home {
j. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cleveland Satul
r. ! day.-Mrs. Wells of Montpelier Gale
h upon her cousin, Mrs. C. F. Eddy. Tues
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