Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-04

tery.--H II. Smith Post. q. A. r.. will
have a public installation of officers
Saturday forenoon. The members Of
tho Relief Corps will serve dinner at
noon and there will be a public in
lation Of the officers elected OF the
corps in the afternoon. All are in
vitcd. Members of the post are asked
to be at the Memorial building a 1000
q. m.--James y. Campbell Of st. Johns
bury, son OF J. r. Campbell OF stowe.
will deliver the Memorial day address
in stowe in May. l9l2.-James Boylan.
who is moving from Gilmore to the
farm recently purchased of r. C. Mills
has been buttermaker at the creamery
in Gilmore for several years ana had
the same position In st. Adams
creamery for ~ years.--Julius Mudg-
EFT Of Morristown was a visitor at G.
W. Chapin's Tuesday.-Miss Adah Cur
rier went Tuesday to Waterbury Cen
ter for a few days with Mrs. Cora
Morrison.-The Misses Clara Dewey
and Marion Pike and Edwin L. Bige-
low returned to Mlddlebury College
Tuesday after the Christmas vacation
in Stowe.-Charles Sanborn returne ed
to the Vermont Business College In
Burlington Tuesday after passing the
Christmas vacation Mt home.--Mark V.
Poor who went to Burlington Satur-
day. was accompanied on his return
by Mrs. Poor, who Is recovering from
surgical operation performed at the
Mary Fletcher hospital.t-Mrs Alice A.
Raymond has received news OF the re-
cent death at Los Angeles. Cal. OF
Orion ". Butler. a native and for
many years q resident OF Stowe Mr..
Butler 10 survived by his wife. for
merly Miss Sarah Smalley Of stowe a
daughter. Mrs. Alice Pope of Wash
inston. y. c.. and granddaughter. the
daughter Of Mrs. Pope Mr. ButIer.s
father. Orion w Butler, senior WIS
ono of the most prominent lawyers in
the state and prac;iced for many
years in stowe. lie was the first
States ATTORNEY and State senior in
Lamoille county
! A game Of basketball will ne PLAYED a,
the town hail Friday evening between tho
| Stowe high school and the PEOPLES Acod
envy. Morrisvilc. teams.-There will bc
| band dance ut the Akcley Memorial h,,i,I
! ing Friday evening at the close o. tho
bali game. The band will furnish music
. during the aamc.--'rhe condition OF Mrs
| DIN Sanborn, i'll with pneumonia. f. se-
| rious.-George Stockwel. recent guest
| at n. b. Johnson's. has left on his return
to Dundern. sask.-Mrs Z. A. Hill is re-
covering from an !llnesS.--O. r. Gerry is
gaining .lowly.-Mrs. G. r. Eddy attend
ed the meeting Of Harmony Pomona
Grange in Morrisville Wednesday.-A
daughter, horn recently to MIR and Mrs
D. J. McAllister In Denver. Colo, is the
granddaughter Of Mr. and Mrs. George
! s. McAllister.-Mrs ". a. Parks Of san
| Diego. Cal. daughter of Mrs. Flora Blod-
gett Of Stowe. and a frequent visitor here.
IL at hospital in San Diego recovering
| from serious surgical operation. Mr.
and Mrs. G. 4. Tomlinson have returned
| from Essex, where they have visited her
parents.-Miss Blanche Bull returned
Wednesday from MIddlesex to resume
her studies In the high school--At the
annual meeting OF the Cemetery associa-
ton Tuesday. Mrs. Ahble Ware, was re-
elected president Mrs. Anna K,mban
vice-president. Mrs. Alice Raymond sec
retary, Mrs. Mary Russell treasurer. Mrs
Warren first director Mrs. Grace Riley
second director. Mrs. Ella Bruce third di-
rector. Mrs. Nina Shaw fourth director,
Nellie Sargent flfth director. During the
year the association has expended about
$50 In work on the cemeteries and has
$3.50 in the lank and about $50 Of unpaid
ldues.-Wiliam Miner returned Tuesday
from Worcester, where he has visited his
parents. He left Tuesday for Hyde Park,
where his son. Fred. was recently severe
ly injured by a falling tree while lumber
ing.-The Misses Ruth Davis and Lilah
Sherbut have gone to Johnson where
they have employment.--Mrs Arthur
French has returned from Johnson and is
employed at the Green Mountain Inn
Louis Sherbut was in Johnson Tuesday.