Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30

He returned from the Mary Fletcher
hospital last week, his case having been
pronounced tubercuar and incurabe
Mr. Mccall would have been 26 Febru-
AIRY is. Besides his parents he leaves four
brothers. Thomas Mccall of Wolcott and
Edward Mccall of stowe. and Oscar and
George at home, and two sisters, Mrs
Louis Greenough of stowe, and Mrs. Sam
Alexander of Montpelier. The funeral
was held at the Congregational
Church at two o'clock Sunday afternoon
One of the pleasantest meetings in the
history OF the Stowe Civic club was the
annual meeting held Wednesday Jan. o.
Twenty-Five members were present at the
banquet served at the Green Mountain
Inn, and 40 were in attendance at the
Akeley Memorial building, where the COM
pany adjourned after supper with the
president, DR.. II. w Barrows, In the
chair. The annual reports of the secre-
tary and treasurer were read and showed
the club In prosperous condition Officers
were elected as follows President, DR.
II. W. Barrows; first vico-nroeidont
Howard f. Shaw; second vice-president.
Arba A. Pike; secretary. Albert IT
Cheney; treasurer, Charles A pilov.
auditor, Lucius l.. Harris: rnenhersbi,
committee, Ernest c. Scribner. Ernest NJ
Houston Herbert l.. Straw; executive
committee, II. w. Barrows, a. II. CHENEY
the Rev. +. T, Crane II. e. Shaw. q. 4
Burnham; social committee, G, A. Rilev.
l.. l.. Harris, +. T.. Stafford A. c. NORTH
! II. c. Mcmahon. The address of the even
ing was given by Edward f. Pond of
Boston, who with Mrs. Pond is passing
the winter at the Green Mountain Inn
He gave an interesting talk upon his
travels in foreign lands especially in
Russia.
County Warden Jonas L Steven
Hyde Park was in Stowe Monday to i-
vcstigate a case OF dogs chasing door. A
small buck from the vicinity of Cady's
hill was seen run down and killed near \.
d. Ayers by two dogs Saturday. Mrs.
Alger saw the dogs and deer at the fn-
ish.-The condition Of a. II. Sayton con-
tinues critical. Mrs Slayton is also in a
critical condition.-Mrs K. X. Hale is i'll
Carroll r. Stowel and Miss Mar
gerry Ravlin, Both Of Waterbury.
were married BY the Rev William
n Roberts at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage Saturday evening "A daugh-
ter, Iris Belle, was born January 3 to
MT ana NrS. frank w OfCpSter or MOS
cow.--NIlss Isabel Smith returned Mon
dav from Burlington, where she visited
over Sunday.--Mrs. Levi Pratt Of Hyde
Park visited her mother, Mrs. Albert Will
lams, SJnday.-Henry Bailey and family
have moved TO the Eggleston farm in
Morristown.-A basketball game at town
hall Saturday evening between the Stowe
high school freshman team and the Peo-
pies Academy Boy Scouts OF Morrisvile
resulted in a score OF Il to s in favor of
Stowe.--A successful term of the Mos
cow school closed Friday, with Miss Car
RE Brown teacher. Pupils having no alb
sent marks We're: Mabel McAllister
Blanche Mower Rex Mower Clyde Butts
Herbert Ayers, Eva Worcester; absent
one-half day, Harry Worcester, Theresa
Warren, George McAllister. Iris Warren.
III. f. Jenney was called Saturday night
TO Worcester, Mass, by the serious III
ness Of his sister Mrs. Harriet Richmond.
MIR and Mrs. 3. c. Bull visited their
daughter, Miss Blanche Bull, at the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington Saturday
and Sunday. Miss Bull is doing well
after n serious operation for appendicitis,
and expects to be able to return home in
two or three weeks.-Messrs. Evans and
Narcotic OF Burlington were over-Sunday
visitors in Stowe.-The third entertain
ment in stowe high school course was
given at the Akeley Memorial building
Wednesday evening by the Batting com
pany.-The tiremens annual ball will be
given at the Akelcy Memorial building
Friday evening February lI-Mr. and
Mrs. II. Il. Faunce visited Mr.. and Mrs
a. Z. Lawrence in Morrstown Saturday.
The funeral of Andrew Mccall was held
at the Congregational Church Sunday aft
crnoon, conducted by the Rev. Lemuel
Davis. The bearers were the four broth
ers OF the deceased, Thomas Mccall of
Wolcott and Edward, Oscar and George
Mccall OF Stowe. The singers were the
Misses Laura Thomas and Jennie Salmon.
A. II. Cheney and G. A. Burnham. The
burial was in the River Bank cemetery
Mrs. W. A, Aldrich and daughter, Miss
Louise, are in West Burke on account of
the serious illness of Mrs Aldrich's IA
ther Charles Lee.-The third and fourth
degrees were conferred upon Mrs. Orson
S. Smith and Mrs Fred l.. Smith at the
meeting OF Mansfield Mountain Grange, +.
of H., Saturday evening. The lecturers
program included Mrs. Harry S. Slayton,
Miss Carrie Brown, Miss Eva Magoon,
Miss Helen Chaplin, Cornelius Robinson,
A. r. Straw, Cardie Brown, Mrs. \. j.
Magoon and Mrs. II s. Slayton Deputy
A. V. Hollis, Mrs Hollis and Mrs. Rand
of Morrsville wcr" present.-There Will
be n meetn Harmony Pomona
Grange, Pat Husbandry, at the
Akeley No building Wednesday,.
February newly elected officers
will be I'M, the morning. Dinner
will be served . the II. II. Smith Relief
Corps, G.. A. II. The lecturers program
will include the discussion of the ques-
ton, What bill passed by the Legislature
of 1913 will be OF most benefit to farm
ers?" Mrs. Rushford OF Johnson will
have a paper and there will be music.
Rotations etc.
Bert Wedge broke an anNle Tuesday
morning while he and L. S. Peterson were
unloading logs at Fl L. Shaws mill at
Stowe forks. A log escaped from control
and struck Mr.. Wedge on the ankle. DR..
j. c. Morgan accompanied Mr. Wedge TO
Burlington Tuesday afternoon for treat
ment at the Mary Fletcher hospital-Mrs,
W. B. Towne gave 800 party at her home
in Moscow Saturday evening. Five tables
were played.
JOHNSON.
Frank Peaks or New Jersey was here
with members Of the State board OF edu-
cation Friday and Saturday, looking over
the situation with the idea OF accepting