Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08
SPPENINGS IN VERMONT

Mass. but passed part OF her
life in stowe and during the lives
,r parents was frequent visitor here.
was the widow of the Rev. Eossiter
Parsons, fer many years clergyman
the Methodist denomination in Wis
,nsin Mrs. Parsons leaves two daugh-
nrs, Mrs. Spencer Palmer of Minneapolis
MINI, with whom she made her home,
land Mrs Deswart of Milwaukee: one sis
1 ter Mrs. p. w, Peterson of Milwaukee;
four brothers Eliakim Rlgelow and Ed
win X. Bigelow of stowe, and Walter Is.
Eigelow and Alvah II. Bgelow of Salem
| Mass Miss Abhie Allen of Brooklyn. n.
v, who has recently purchased the Miss
anna G. Bracket mansion for n summer
boarding house, is in stowe this week ar
ranging for the installation Of electric
lighting ard plumbing and repairs IN the
buildings A. r. NORTH will have charge
of the work-Arthur y. Bigelow Of the
bryant x Chapmau MIX Co. OF Hart
ford. Conn. returned Monday to Middle
scx after visiting his mother, Mrs. New
ell Bgelow.
Mrs G. r. NJ Tabcr of lIcw ! ork city.
who is at her summer home In Stowe VIII
remain nth the last Of next week. When
she will leave for England, wncre she ex'
poets 20 pass .he sumner. Her grand
daughter, MSS Dorothcr Tabtr. of Worcea-
ter, Mass. will meet her In London ana
pass the summer Will her Ii Eugland.--
Roy Sic yton tGs moved his goods from
one OF q. ~ Fishers tenomcnts AZ the
lower village to 81 Jchnsbury where he
expects to reside MIR ard Mrs. Walter
Shepard have returned from Waterbury and
are occupying one Of Mr.. Fishers tene
inert1.--Mrs Lula pCnbar who under
went surgical operation nj the Mary
Fletcher hospital IL burlington Monday.
Is doing Week.-Mrs. Janc Howe has 70.
turned from Burlington leaving ner sis
ter Mrs A II. Sisyton, comfortable at
Mrs Rood'a sanitariuIG. Mrs. Mary Sher-
but has returned from Burlington and vii!
20 this week TO Lake Mansfield for the
summer. Mr. and Mrs. Drill W Edison.
who have passed several days in Morris
vile, will close their house ut the lower
village this week and go to Lake Mans
field. where they have employment for the
Summer.--Mr and Mrs. A. a. Pike
and Miss Jennie Salmon made an au-
tomoble trip to Montpelier Monday. Mrs.
G. A. Tomlnson gave tea party Monday
afternoon al her home in honor Of the
birthday Of her mother Mrs l.. T. Tom
lnson. Those present were Mrs Hannah
Eddy. Mrs. Diantha Stoddard and Mrs
Sarah Heron. all 10 or - years Of age,
while the guest of honor was past 70
|. T.. Newhall, who died sunday aft
ernoon at his homo in Salem Mass. was
born in stowe. October 10. 1855. the seq
ond son of solomon and Clarissa CGuptill
Npwhall. formerly for many years resi-
dents of Stowe and Waterbury. For about
10 years Mr. Ncwhal had lived in Salem,
here he leaves two sisters Mrs. Matthew
Robson and Miss Lurana H. Newhall, and
two brothers. Or Alvah r Newhall and
Milo a. Newhall. aIl formerly of stowe
He also leaves a wife and two sons and
q grandson, all Of Saem-C. H. Howe
superintendent of the l.amollo School
union. will BE- present at IN" meeting of
Mansfield Mountain Grange Saturday aft
rrnoon in the interest of the corn raising
contest he is organizing in his district
The lecturers program will include papers
and discussions Of the topics New
Methods | Intend 10 Try in 1919" and
The Home Garden.
Among those from Stowe who attended
tho concerts in Morrisvillc Wednesday
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Mcmahon. the
Rev. ana Mrs. +. r. Crane. Mrs. II. W.
Barrows. Mrs. 7. A. Douglass. Mrs l.. L.
Harris, Miss Ruth Mcmahon, Misses Bar
bara and Marjorie Burt and Miss Jennie
Salmon.--Ihe usual union service on Ne
mortal sunday will bc hold ut the Congrc-
gationa. Church with sermon by the pas.
tor, the Rev Lemuo Davis. on May -.
The address TO the H. II. Smith Post. g.
a. r., on Memorial day will he given 10y
The Rev. J, q. Angel of Bunk, Il former
pastor Of tn" Firsl Methods Episcopal
Church Stuwc.-A funeral service will
be I'D AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs Jay
Larraway at Stowe Forks this afternoon
for their son. Dalton Jay. who died Tues
day. aged one month, - Arthur j. Houston,
who has passed the winter in California;
is visiting his brother Winfred W. IIous
ton, in leveland Ohio