Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-18
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

lowe Mrs Il. $. Billings, who left for
4. Louis Monday, will visit her brother,
fred Gale, i'm Minneapolis. Miss Martha
Wright is having two weeks vacation
rom her duties in the Mt. Mansfield
lectric railway office and with Miss Rubie
ollns is visitor at the State fair.--Mrs.
bible Warren is attending the state fair
nd also visiting her daughter and hus-
and, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lurk in West
lebanon, y. H.-Therc will be q Catholic
rrvice at the Akeley Memorial building
u 745 O'Clock Monday morning Miss
Nary Stone, who passed the summer with
Ter sister, Mrs. G. o. Burt, left Tues
lay to resume her studies in Wells Col
SGe Aurora, n. N.-Miss s. Anna Fitz-
ilmonds Of the grammar school passed
Saturday and Sunday at her home in
Iericho-Nlr. and Mrs. G. S. McAllister
passed Saturday aud Sunday with their
son, y. S. NAllister, and family in
North Hyde park.--H w. Burnham is
attending the state fair
The date OF the annual Lamoille
county convention is September "a. in
stead of II. as stated Observation-Disclosures
Of George w. Chapn's family, who have
been i'll, including the youngest son, Glen,
and Mrs Chapin's father, f.. II. Eggles-
ton, are reCoverng.-An interesting SER
vice was held at the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Sunday morning, when the pastor
preached an able and appropriate sermon
To members from Mystic Lodge, F. & A.
NJ, Sickle Chapter, Order Of the Eastern
star, Mansfield Grange, P Of H., II. H..
Smith Post, G. A. r.. and Moments Re-
lief Corps, and Mansfield Camp, NJ. w.
A.-The ladies of the CONGREGATIONAL
Church met al the church vestry
to sew Wednesday afternoon. Anyone
having ashes to contribute for use in the
cemeteries is asked to notify Mrs Abbie
Warren president of the Cemetery as
ISOLATION. or other membership. and
Mrs Charles r. Graves of New London,
Conn, are guests at THE Lodges A
daughter. Marian Lilah, was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Moulton September IA.
Mrs. Moulton was formerly Miss Bernice
Ayers.-A daughter. Ruth Laura, was
born September to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Gilman in Mclrose, Mass. Mrs Gilman
was formerly Miss Sarah Mayo of stowe.
Mrs f. s. billings and son, Gale. who
have passed the summer with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Il. Gale left Monday for
their home in st. Louis. Mo.-Philip +.
Adams, who has visited his home in
Stowe left Monday for Detroit Mich,
where he is employed as craftsman by
the Canadian Bridge company. His par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. l. +. Adams accom-
panied him to Waterbury.-Dr r. H.
Butterfield of North Troy, who came to
stowe by automobile Sunday, was ac-
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little, daughter, Barbara who have WISH
ted her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. e.
Adams-Snow on Mt Mansfield Sun
day morning indicates that winter is due
in six wecks.-Ahout p ladies gave Mrs.
Herbert Cleveland a surprise party Sat
urday afternoon at her home on Nehra SIX a
brook in honor Of her fist birthday. A
picnic supper was servcd.-Mrs f. c.
Magoon is making 10 days visit in
Hardwick. William Hondry OF Barre
vas the guest of Mr. and Mrs George e.
Brush over SundaY.-John s. Smith of
Fitchburg, Mass. is in Stowe. Mrs.
Mary A. Jcnncy visited her sister Mrs.
uucretia Bundy, in Morrsvlle Monday
and Tucsda y.-Mrs. II. c. Mcmahon gave
4 party to 10 little girls and two small
boys Monday in honor of the fourth
Birthday of her daughter, Ramona. The
lining room decorations were pink and
yellow. a birthday cake with candles
was a feature Of the supper.-Miss Minnie
Smith is passing two weeks in Burlington
Mrs. {. f. NJ. Taber is at Four Winds
Farm, her summer home after passing
the summer in England and visiting her
family in New York. Her son, Prof
Henry Tahcr, of Clark University, and