Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-22
STOWE.

At the Akcley Memorial building
this evening Irving Louis Potter
of Boston will appear in representations
from "The Merchant of Venice" under
the auspices Of the stowe high school.
class Of 19l6.-Arrietta. the oldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sanborn.
died Saturday morning of iufantile
paralysis. The child was about five years
Of age. 1t was taken iii Wednesday, The
funeral was held at the home Of it,
parents Monday afternoon.-Mr VI. T.
Russell went Friday to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Conrad y. Adams in Somer-
Vile, Mass.-There was large at
tendance at the funeral OF Ansel L.
Barrows at his home at Pine Tree Farm
Friday afternoon. The Rev. w. T..
Douglass of Waterbury, a former pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal Church here,
was the officiating clergyman. \. H..
Cheney sang a solo. The bearers were
Frank n. Morse, Edgar j. Adams,
|. Erwin Adams and John Jackman.
Among those present were members of
Mansfield Mountain Grange, p. of H.,
and of the H. II. Smith Post. G. A. r.,
Womans Relief Corps Mr.. and Mrs. L..
J. Roberts of Waterbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Smith of Morrisville, Mrs. Holmes
and daughter OF Montpelier Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Day Of Morristown, Mr..
ana Mrs Wesley White of Jonesvlle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Durham Of VOL
colt Mrs. Ira Knapp Of Waterbury. w.
y. Corse Of Warren and Fred Lincoln Of
Cnderhil There were flowers from the
Grange and the Woman's Relief Corps,
the West Branch school and friends. The
tery.-Mrs l.. G. Moody was a visitor
over Sunday at c. F. Burt's.-lnvitations
have been received in Stowe to the
graduation of Miss Ruth Risdon of
Berkeley, Cal, from the medical depart
ment of the University Of California In
Berkeley. Miss Risdon Is the grand
daughter of the late Joseph and Ruth
Dwincu Newhall, formerly well-known
residents of stowe and Morctown.-Dr.
III. W. Barrows and William Warren
were in Burlington Friday, when the
wife of the latter underwent a surgical
operation at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mrs Warren Is doing well
A funeral service was conducted by
the Rev. +. 7. Crane of Unity Church
Monday afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Sanborn for Arrietta,
the eldest of their three children, who
died Saturday morning after a few
days illness with infantile paralysis.
The burial was in the River Bank
metery.--Twenty-s volumes have
been received from the state library
commission for the Stowe Free Ii
! brary.-A. d. Long has a cow. Maidie
Gold Brook, which is giving "a pounds
! H.. 81 tae hai N &,
c 2-lO, making 6G 30 pounds of but
ter fat In 80 lays, or &c 2-l0 pounds
actual butter-The usual union pre-
Memorial Sunday service will be held
at the congregational Church sunday
morning, with a sermon by the pas
tor, the Rev. Lemuel Davis. There
will be no service at the West
Branch Church in the afternoon Dis
trict Superintendent w. b. Dukeshire
| will holt the first quarterly confer
| ence with the officials of the Meth
! odist Episcopal Church at the vestry
at 1880 o'clock Saturday afternoon
/ The stowe high school baseball team
/ played the Johnson high school team
| in Johnson Saturday, meeting defeat
| score 10 to THE Waterbury Dwarfs
| played the stowe DWarfs on IT. f.
( Straw's meadow saturday afternoon.
score being II to in favor of Water
bury.-The Rev. William Hcndry re-
I turned to his studies in the Montpelier
Methodist Seminary after preaching
at the first Methodist Episcopal and
the West Branch Churches sunday
Miss Marjorie Watts and her guest
! Miss Florence Douglass, returned to
| Waterbury Monday, after visiting her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. Watts
Mr.. and Mrs. II. u Munson of Morris
| Vile passed Sunday night at The
| Lodges" with Mr.. and Mrs Edwin r
! Blgelow,-Miss Lila Sherbut is at
home from Haverhill, Mass.-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. c. Moody returned Monday to
Montpelier after passing sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs, g, Il. Burt-Fred l.. Kin
ney of Barre was in stowe Monday
and Tuesday.-Mrs. Mary Belden, who
has been i'll for several days, is "A lit
tie more comfortable.
About IS ladies' gave Mrs, Clara Tink-
ham surprise party in honor of hel
birthday Monday evening at the home OF
| her daughter and husband Mr.. and Mrs
Harry T.. Pike Cards were played and a
social hour enjoyed. Refreshments were
served. A sum of money was presented
Mrs Tinkha m.-Mrs, Abhic Warren is at
tending the State Congregational conven-
ton at St Johnsbury ana also VISITING
her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. w. j
Bigelow H. G. Tnkham of Burling
ton was called Tuesday I'm consultation IN
the case of Mrs. Mary Belden, who is
seriously III.
Following is the program FOR the oh
servance of Memorial day by II. II
Smith Post. G.. A. r.: Members will as
semble at the Akeley Memorial bu!,dinl
lat $50 "A. m and leave for the Yves
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