Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-03
STOWE.

Mr.. and Mrs. John L. MaXon of Mont
pelier were visitors in Stowe on their we'd
ding trip. Mrs. MaXon was formerly Miss
Jennie French OF Stowe. She was mar
ried to Mr. Maxon in Montpelier March
26.-Joseph Daigneau has returned from
Woodstock. n. H., and is saving logs for
=. D. Pike & Son. He will move his
family to Stowe.-John Smith, who re-
Gently underwent a serious operation at
| a Boston hospital. is in Stowe.-A party
! including the Misses Helen Morgan, Mu-
riel Pike, Lillian Godfrey, Mildred Sleeper
| and Katherine Smalley and Messrs. Alden
Straw, Walter Morgan, Roy Barnes,
| Mum Boardman and Elton Forbes, chap
eroned by Mrs. j. c. Morgan and Mrs.
| II. L, Pike, attended the school, play in
| Morrisvile Friday evening-The Peer
less orchestra gave successful So
cial dance at the Akeley Memorial build
ing Friday evening.-Miss Rebecca Burt
of Wellesley College is at home for the
spring vacation,-Miss Amanda Stowcll is
at home from Burington.--F. c. Bashaw
was out Saturday for the first time after
two weeks illness with the grip.-The
one o'clock car on the Mt. Mansfield cleo
trio railway was dcraied and DELAYED two
hours Saturday-The Peerless orchestra
was recently organized with Clyde Nelson,
trombone; G. A. Douglass, clarinet; II.
H. Shackett cornet; Donald Mcmahon,
violin, and G. A. Burnham, piano
Charles Spauldlng has moved to Browns
Vile, 5. H. Warren has moved into a. A
Pixies tenement vacated by Mr. Spauld-
ing.-The funeral of Mrs. Theodosia A.
Clair was held at the Methodist Episcopal
Church in stowe Thursday afternoon, con-
Quoted by the Rev. W. l.. Douglass of
Waterbury, who also conducted the flu
neral of her husband. Joseph Clair while
pastor here g years ago Mr.. Douglass
| was assisted by the Rev. W. ~ Roberts
| and the Rev. Lemuei Davis OF Stowe.
! Several selections were sung by the
| Misses Marjorie Watts and Jennie Sal
mon and Messrs Cheney and Corse. Miss
| Salmon sang Face TO Face" as a solo
| Inc bearers were Mrs Clalr's sons f.
| VI. Clair and DR.. j. f. Clair, and sons-in-
| law. W. j. Demeritt and w W. Ayers
There were beautiful flowers from the
fam ily, neighbors. Moscow friends and
| Waterbury relatives and other friends.
| Burial vas in the family lot in the " est
Branch cemetery Among those from
7.
and Mrs c. NJ. Bugbec. Mrs Fannie
Morse and Mrs r, o. Foster OF Water
| bury, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Hodge and Mrs.
! NJ. f. Hutchins OF Waterbury Center,
| Miss Minnie Ayers of Woodsville. n. a..
Arthur T. Bigelow of Hartford. Conn
| Mr.. and Mrs. f.. G. Mills of Essex june
uoh are IN stowe on account of the i'll
ness OF Mr. Mlls's sister, Mrs Elenora
| Nllkins.--Mrs. ID. c. Jarvis OF Barre is
| visiting her mother. Mrs, Sylvia Poor
Mrs, George NJ. Towne Is Ill with bron-
chitis.-Mrs, Charles Crapper of Brooklyn
| n. y, is visiting her brother, Henry Gun
haus, at his home with his daughter, Mrs
| w. NJ. Adams.-Mr. and Mrs r. r. BIZ.
| lings and Mr. and Mrs. George A. Doug.
| lass have returned from Stamford, n Y
| where they attended the wedding OF Mr.
and Mrs. Bllingss son, Archibald W
Billings, who was married March q
to young lady OF Stamford.--Mrs. Sarah
Heron went to Burlington Friday to visit
her sister, Mrs. Malinda Allard - Rev
Lemuel Davis gave an interesting address
on Beyond the Sky Line" descriptive OF
Colorado, at the meeting of the Stowe
lCivic club Wednesday, March 26.-Mrs. c
F. Eddy has returned from Montpelier,
William w. Adams of Moscow moved
Tuesday to the house he has been build
ing the past winter on the Priscilla
Moody place. The house. which is "a by 8
feet, and equipped with modern con
veniences. commands an extensive out
look. Mr. Adams's son. George f. Adams
lmoved into the tenement over Mr.
Adams's store in Moscow and Alvin Hal
will occupy the house vacated by George
Adams which is the original house OF
Liza Priscilla Moody place.-Mr. and Mrs