Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-31
LAMOILLE COUNTY
STOWE

| Twin daughters Beatrice and Bessin
were born to MIR and Mrs H. A. Foster
! Friday evening the mothers birthday
! They are the granddaughters of Mr. anc
Mrs Jennie Foster and Mr. and Mr..
George W. Adams MIR and Mrs II f.,
Shaw on Friday accompanied MIR
/ Shaw's father, Frank Gale to Burlinp-
ton, whore he expected to UNDERGO an
| operation for the removal Of a cataract
| Saturday.-There was a large attendance
at the socable at o. A. Sanborn's FRIDAY
! evening. program included Rotations
! by Mrs. G. w. McAllister, Mrs. A. L.
Gale and II. j. Foste-. duets by Mrs. II
j. Foster and r. NJ. Houston and songs
by the company.--The Rev. w n. Rob
erts of the Methodist episcopal Church
conducted the funeral Of the infant son
! OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Raymond at the
west Branch Church Friday afternoon
/ Inc burial was in the West Branch GENE.
/ tery.-William Mills is out again afte.
/ seVcrals days llness.--Mrs s. j. Dana
IS doing well at the Fanny Allen hosp-
tai In Burlington. after a surgical oper-
auon-Mystic Lodge, +. G. A. NJ, will
hold Its regular meeting on the evening
Oh November AIRS. Il. L. Bamforth at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Frank Car
penter in Waterbury Saturday-Mrs A.
l.. Lawrence of Morristown visited Mrs.
Aboie Warren Saturday.-Smith b.
waite of Hyde Park was aucrioneer at
| the sale of the George s. Wade place on
the west branch. After spirited bidding
| up to sL3O the place went to N G. Sty-
giles for s2,0S5.00 The sale of the place ia
a preliminary to the settling Of the es-
tate. which has been in charge of the
town for the care OF Mr. and Mrs. Wade
for several years.-On Friday evening the
| freshman class OF the high school enioy-
ed a social at the town hall. About &c
were present The hall was tastefully
decorated with the class colors. Games
were played and light refreshments were
served.
The equipment OF the new telephone
line to West hill was completed Mon
day. The line extends to the residence OF
s. H. Nutting, a distance of four miles
from the junction of the West branch and
| West hill roads at c C. Robinson's
Among the subscribers on the line are S.
II. Nutting. j. Z. Russ. H A. Foster, A.
h. Weeks, ]. f. Campbell, Louis La
touchc.-C. c. Robinson and K. c. Rob.
| inson's houses have been connected with
T.
TUESDAY fer her home in South Framing
ram. Mass. Mr.. Fowler was caned
South birmingham Saturday by the ser.
Gus illness Of his mother Otherwise Mr..
and Mrs. Fowler would have remlined a.
the Knoll month longer.-Mr and Mrs
Calvin * Washburn, who have visite,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin r. Bgelow at Tn
Lodges. left Monday for Salem. Mass.C.
/
from stowe Saturday and Mrs \
/ V. Hollis and Mrs. Charlie. Rand Of NJ
r.stuNu visited Mrs Hannah KNIGHT :
rrday. saturday evening Nh Hollis u,.
! MS official visit as dis riot deputy at s.,
( meeting of Mansfield Mountain Gran,
I The lecturers progam included vo-al
/ solo by c. w Robinson. actresses ny
Mrs. a. j. Magoon. Mrs. c. F. Eddy and
| II. l.. Straw. and a humorous voting con-
test by which Deputy Hollis was voted
the handsomest man and Mr., c. F. Eddy
| the handsomest woman present. The
program closed with a seograp hical
| march. A special meeting will be held
this evening to confer the first and
second degrees.-An interesting service
at the Congregational Church Sun
day evening was conducted by the
pastor, the Rev Lemuel Davis. assisted
by the Rev. w n Roberts and the Rev.
| /. r. Crane. The choir was assisted by
| Mrs r. l.. Bamforth in a pleasing con-
tralto solo, and by Messrs. Riley, Cheney.
Smith and Burnham in several selections,
with G.. A. Burnham AT the organ. Miss
| Beuah Bates. field secretary Of the State
| Christian Endeavor society. gave an In
teresting address In the interests OF the
Efficiency Campaign" There was
large attendance.-The ladies' Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church served
dinner at the church vestry Wednesday,
Mrs. A. H. Slayton and Miss Maude Slay-
ton have returned from a visit in Rut-
! land.
A republican rally will be held at the
Akeley Memorial building at eight o'clock
Saturday evening. The Hon j. A. De-
Boer of MONTPELIER will speak upon the
issues of the day.-The Cemetery associa.
| ton will meet with Mrs. NJ. c. Lovejoy
Tuesday afternoon. November 6.-Addi-
tonal telephone subscribers on line IS are
D. V. Reed. Joseph White. Silas Stowell.
Carroll Brown and Mr. Hoyt.-Dr. p. II.
Irish of Akeley. MINI. who has visited
mis- sister Mrs. E. A. Hill. and with Mrs
Hill visited their brothers. p. T. Irish
and L. l.. Irish In Westford, left Monday
for Chicago. This was DR.. Irishs first
visit In Vermont in Is years-Mrs Silas
Stowell and Mrs. Elizabeth Williams have
received news of the death Monday OF
their father. Louis Parizo. In Fayston.
where he had been visiting for a few
| days. Mr.. Parizo was past so and was 70,
| many years a resident Of Stowe. For the
past several years he had lived with a
| daughter. Mrs. Frank Davis in Morris
town. Besides the three daughters. Mr..
Parlzo leaves two sons. Henry Parzo Of
| Fayston, and Joseph Pari2o. The flu
neral will be held In Morristown We'd
| nesday afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs. 4. d.
| Lang have returned from visit in Cadvs
Fals.-The 18th Masonic district will hold
their annual meeting IN Stowe November
12,--Anse l.. Barrows met with severe
injuries while skdding logs with his son.
L. G., Barrows, Monday afternoon. \ log
broke away from them and rolled over
| Mr.. Barrows, The logs OF the skdway
scratched him somewhat but a projecting
knot in the rolling log cut a cash two
| inches long in the back Of the head. One
shoulder was badly hurt and he was
| otherwise bruised
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il. Smith will move Fri
day to their farm in Stowe Hollow, Mr..
| and Mrs. T. A. Douglass will occupy the
| house vacated By Mr. and Mrs. smith
| Mrs, Sylvia Poor of Barre was a visitor
| in Stowe Wednesday.-An automobile
party consisting of the Rev. and Mrs.
| w. f. Douglass and daughter. Miss Flor