Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-21
LAMOILLE COUNTY
STOWE.


tons favorable for tracking deer and
large number of sportsmen were in
the field Friday morning, reports of
successful hunters came in slowly. o.
H. Adams and Mark Gibbs each shot
a large buck early in the morning In
the vicinity of stowe Hollow Mr. Gibbs's
deer had eight points. Others who Sc
cured deer during the day were Clayton
Morrill,. F. +. Billings and NJ j. Bach
and. the latter shooting his from his
door yard in one Of the Burt tenements
on lower Main street. The deer which
was large one. estimated to weight
900 pounds, was in j. A. Luce's pasture
when Mr.. Baohand discovered and shot
1t.
Charles I. Robinson shot Il large buck
with nine points Saturday F. E
Bamforth went Saturday to South Royal
ton to visit her mother over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ. Gibbs and Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Gibbs are at @. S. Gibbs in
stowe Hollow for the hunting season.
successful apple social was held at
the Congrogational Church Friday even
ing. y lively program included several
stunts and contests, the winners being
rewarded with small apple pies. Duets
were sung by Miss Thomas and Mrs
Loree Miss Thomas and Miss Salmon
and solo by Miss Samon-Miss Ruth
Davis of Westford Is employed at the
Green Mountain Inn.-The village schools
will he closed until November "A on ac-
count of diphtheria- MFR. and Mrs. g.
NJ Brush and M and Mrs. NJ C. Love-
JOY attended the funeral Of their aunt,
Mrs. Emiline Waite. Mrs Waite was the
last survivor of the large family Of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter C.. Lovejoy, She was
the widow of Charles Waite and both
were for many years residents Of Stowe,
a daughter, Mrs. L. G. Wells of Cam
bridge and SON. Willis of Minneapolis,
survive.-Mr. and Mrs NJ. c. Lovejoy will
return Monday after a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Downer in Hard
wick.
George Clement shot large buck with
10 points Monday morning.-Nr and Mrs
c. L. Mcmahon, who have passed two
months in Minneapolis, left on their re-
turn home Thursday and after visiting
In Chicago are now in Grand Rapids
Mich. They will arrive in Stowe during
the week.-Mrs., c. +. NJ. Taber, who has
passed the summer and fall at -Four
Winds farm, is now with her daughter
Mrs Henry Holt, In Burlington on her
way to New York for the winter.--Mr
and Mrs Walter A. Sears are in charge
of Four Winds farm.-Mrs. J. F. Camp
bell and daughters, who are recovering
from diphtheria. are all about the house
except Miss Vivlan.-Mrs. Mae Chaplin
gave a 800 party Monday evening, four
tables being played.-Stafford NJ. Board
man returned to Winoosh Mon
day after passing Sunday In Stowe.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Demeritt Of
Waterbury were visitors In Stowe over
Sunday.--Arthur p. Bigelow Of Hartford
Conn. passed Sunday with his mother
Mrs. Newell Bigeow.-Mrs. II. W.
Barrows and son, Douglass. returned
Monday from few days in Burlington.
Herbert Shepard has shot n deer with
eight points.-Mark, the 13-year-old son
of Ward Chaffee warden at Lake Mans
field. has shot deer with 10 points,-Mrs
Alfred Fuge of Morrisville is visiting Miss
Martha Curry at c. p. Scribner's.-M
and Mrs. G. H. Bassett were called to
Morrisvile Monday to attend tho funeral
OF Mr.. Bassett's aunt. Mrs. w. O.
Bassett-G. w. Chaplin was In Water.
bury Center Tuesday.--Charles Rand and
A. W. Hollis OF Morrstown were at Mrs
Hannah knights Tuesday.-A general
invitation Is extended to the meeting OF
the stow, Civic club on the evening OF
December 4. when o. l.. Martin. State
commissioner of agriculture, will give ar
illustrated lecture of special interest to
farmers.