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

stead of Lowell. Mass. is visiting her
cousin. Mrs. II. l. Stearns. Mrs. J. T..
Russ has returned from Burlington.
whore she underwent a surgical opera
tion.-Mrs. J. IT, McQuede and two chill
dren. who have passed the summer In
stowe, left Friday for Chicago. Mrs. j.
r. Marston and son of North Bangor
n. ". and Mrs. John stark of Westvile
n. v, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
MoGibbon, Mrs. Marston Is a sister Of
Mr.. McGibbon. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Dunravcn Of South F'ramingham, Mass,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Fowler,
at rhe Enolle.-About so members Of
Mansfield Mountain Grange and their
friends enjoyed picnic dinner at tho
home OF the master. J. +. Campbell.
i'aturdaN.-Dinner was served under the
trees. The program topic was "Thc
Home" Mrs Q. +. Gerry spoke Upon
ttc difference between housekeeping and
home-making. Readings were given by
Mrs. c. y. Sargent. Mrs. j. f. Camp
bell, Mrs. y. J. Magoon, Mrs. w. l.
Deineiitt and n recitation by r. S. War
ZEN. discussion of the interesting point,
Of the Lamoille County fair was conduct
ed by Messrs Campbell, Town, Long.
McAllister and Straw
Among recent visitors at Willis
Rarnes' camp in Smugglers' Notch
were Judge lIazelton and Or. Wells
and party'of SIX from Burlington. Mr..
Cram and party of six from Massachu-
setts, the Misses Phair of Brooklyn,
~ y. Mr. Fowler of Philadelphia and
Captain Tompkins and family of
ld.-NIrs. Della Arquette Town.
wife of Chauncey G. Town. died at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. F. II.
Kaiser Saturday evening after a long
illness with Brght's disease She
was % years of age. SIZE was born in
East Constable ~ Y. but the most Of
her life had been passed in Waterbury
ana stowe. Mrs Town Is survived BY
her husband and three children, Mrs
Catherine Ilibbard of Manchester. :;
H.. George l.. Town. Willis c. Town
ami Mrs. W. +. Burnett of Waterbury,
Mrs. y. r. Kaiser Mrs. Edwin Hall
Ian l.. Town. Archie II. Town, Miss
Lula Town und Glen Town OF Stow :;
two sisters Mrs. Peter ST Jock oc
Waitsiield and Mrs E. c. Cullins Of
Waterbury and IL grandchildren. TIL,
funeral was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Kaiser Monlay afternoon
conducted by the Rev. +. T. Cram Of
Unity Church. The bearers were the
| five sons and a SON in law. Edwin Hall.
Mrs. w. =. Barrows, Mrs. Alice Raymond
and a. H. Cheney sang Not Now. but
In the Coming Years" and Nearer NJ
God to Thee" Among those present
from out of town We're Mrs. Hibbard
of Manchester, Mrs. w. +. Burnett
and Mr. and Mrs Cullins of Water
bury. Mrs. st. Jock of Waitshcld and
Mr. La Cacss of Montpelier. The bur
ial was in the cemetery at Waterbury
cemetery.-W. b. Macutcheon return
ed Monday from the Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington. recovering
| from the severe accident of three
weeks ago.-Eva Magoon. who mas
been employed during the summer in
Morrisville. mas returned to atten
school-Thc school of stowe will open
! Tuesday for the fall term The high
school teachers are Rollo Reynolds
principals; Miss Barnum, assistant;
grammar grade. Miss Ella Sargent
eth and Sth. Miss Fitsmmons; 5th and
9Th. Mrs. Jennie Ha wiley: 3rd and 4th
Miss Martha Campbell, and LIST an
end, Miss Susie Bigelow.-Miss Grace
Russ will teach the West Branch
school previously assigned to Mrs
Hawley.-Mr. and Mrs. PnIlandel
Moore of Holyoke. Mass, Oh an auto
mobile tour. have passed "A week witt
his niece and husband. tne Rev. an
Mrs. f. Cram. and have returned HON
accompanied by Master Ralph Crane
who will visit In Holyoke this week.
Miss Minnie Ayers returned Tuesda,
to Woodsville, ~ H.-Miss Edith Rob
inson has a position in the graded
lschool in Norwich superintendent c
y. Howe conducted a teachers meet
ing at the school house Saturda.
evening. Principal Reynolds was als'
lpresent.--Among those from Stow
who secured premiums at the Lamoill'
County fair at Morrisville were Waite
Clark. first premium on three year
old colt; A. ]. MagOwn, on yearlins
colt; c. Il. Burt, stallion: II. r. McMa
hon, four years old gentlemans driver
j. +. Campbell, brood mare and colt
Howard Campbell, second premium OF
pair of steers.-Thes Ayers family hell
their 18th annual reunion and picni
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Huber
Cleveland with s4 present. Amonl
those from out of town were Mr.. AM
Mrs. II. O, Ayers of Hartford, Conn
Miss Minnie Ayers of Woodsville, n
H.. Mr. and Mrs william Woodwar
and daughter. Mrs. Helen Somervills
Mrs Ira Knan and two sons, Mrs
Emeline Ayers, Walter Ayers. Mr. an
Mrs. Cessins Ayers and four children
Mrs. Arthur French and Mr.. and Mrs
d. j. Adams and daughter of Water
, bury and Mrs. Maude Knapp of Mont
pelier.-Mrs. Mary Godene who ha
made her home with her daughter
, Mrs. +. O. Wells, left Friday for Chi
, cago to pass some time with anothe
daughter in Riyerdale. Ill.-Miss Ad
4 die Bigelow left Monday to resume he
z school work In Franklin Falls. n. H.
I Miss Grace Bigelow returned Monda
to Springfield, Mass, to resume he
position as teacher in the commercif
= high school.-Dwight Ayers and wi
n Davis went Monday to Randolph
= enter on their second year at the stat
Agricultural school The ladies
Unity Church will serve an IS" supp,
at the church vestry Thursday after
v noon at i've o'clock.-Mr. and Mrs.
= r. Ladd of Jericho are visitors
Stowe- Eloranca Maurica ~ w.