Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-28

underwent at Troy, N. Y, Mr. Davis
has received news of the Illness from
app sndicitis of his elder son at his
home In Kingston, N. Y.-Sidney OIL
yer of Barre preached for William
Hendry Sunday at the Methodist
Episcopal and West Branch Churches.
Mrs. J. b. Gilmore, who has passed |
two months with Mrs. Abbie Warren, |
has gone to Burlington on her way to
her homo In Hampton, Va.--Captain |
Harry o. Smith, u. S. N, on months
leave from tho battleship Vermont |
and Mrs Smith anc their two children
ere visiting Captain Smiths father, F.
v. Smith. ana other friends In Stowe.
Mr. and Mrs L. II. Eggleston Of
Morristown arc visiting their daugh-
ter. Mrs. George w. Chapin.---Mr and
Mrs S. "a Atkins and Sidney Turner
of Moretown and Mrs. Ethel Wales
and Miss Merle Turner OF Worcester.
Mass. passed Sunday with Mr.. and
Mira George S, Marshall.-A. w. Fos
ter was driving a horse that he is
breaking for IT, A. Smalley of Morris
Vile down Brownsville hill Sunday,
when the horse began kicking and Mr..
Foster found 1t necessary to throw
the horse down before he could ex
tricatc it from the buggy. william
Twitchell, who is employed at J. C.
Benson's. was riding with Mr.. Foster
and was painfully injured on the hoad
by the horses heels. Several caches
were cut one requiring several
stiichea to close II. A child of Mr..
Foster who was also with him and
Nj. Foster n.maelf were not much In
| jurcj.--Mrs. Cheney a. Tomlinson Is
passing two weeks with her parents
! III Essex---Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Per
kins and trvo song. on an automobile
tour from N1neland, -. T.. passed Sat
urday and Srnjay In stowe and left
Monday to visit relatives in Grand
! Isle. Mr.. Perkins who Was native
of stowe, ~ q SON of the late Hwaldo
! Perkins, well remembered IN stowe
, ana for many years noted teacher
! in Boston. The Perkins party made
their home with Mrs Aobie Warren
while In Stowe.-M" and Mrs j. F.
Russ were called to Morrisville Sat
urday to attend the funeral of Mr.
Russ's mother. Mrs. Sarah Russ.-Mrs
! Aurora Adams returned Monday from
Johnson-Milo Crosby and grandson.
| Nern Crosby of Burke, n Y, are Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. II. II. Tucker,
and other friends in Stowe.-Herbert
L. Straw is confined to his home by
| illness.-Eliakim Bigelow, who was
| taken i'll with pleurisy Sunday night,
was more comfortable Monday.-Mrs.
| G. y. Palmer, who has visited her
mother, Mrs. Harriet Adams, and other
| friends in stowe, has returned to
| Proctorsville.-Mrs. Levi Turner is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs G. S. McAllister visit
ed their daughter and husband Mr..
and Mrs. L. S. Page. in Morrisville,
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Watts
and daughter, Miss Marjorie Watts,
have returned from Queen City Park.
where they have been in camp.-On
account of the Lamoille Valley fair
Wednesday, the ladies of the Meth
o1ist Episcopal Church will have
penny bag" social at the church yes
try Friday afternoon. All are invited
and are asked to bring their earliest
photographs. There will be pro-
gram and a photograph contest-The
program for the meeting of Mansfield
Mountain Grange Saturday evening
will include a rol! cali. something
funny heard or seen, and discussion
of the question. rs corn better put
!, into the silo early in September II not
matured?"
Mr. and Mrs O. W Foster LETT We'd
, Incsday to visit friends in Derry, y. II.
They will also visit in Springfield, Mass.
before returning home-Conrad a, Adams
Instructor in manual training at Tufts
College, with Mrs. Adams and their little
son, Charles Russell, who have passed
= IT.
r day to their home in West Somervile
Mass. They were accompanied by Nj
lAdamss mother Mrs. Edgar J. Adams
! who will visit them ana also her brothers
; in New Haven, Conn.-Angus l.. Gale
a who made an automobile trip last week
: to Johnson, y. H., taking home his
nephew. and who was accompanied by
, Charles c. Gale, Walter Magoon anc
Fred Robinson, returned home Tuesday
2 Mrs. Hannah Knight is passing the
, week with her daughter, Mrs. Amos
, Boardman, in Wolcott.--The Jasper Aver,
family will hold their annual re-unio.
and picnic with Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley
, Magoon at their home in Stowe Hollow
, Saturday.-Mrs. George W I'u"zcll ant
. daughter, Miss Belle Huzzell. are passins
, the week in Burlington. Mr.. BuZzell Wen
h to Burlington Wednesday to atten,
4 the meeting of the Funeral Directors as
n socia ton.-The Misses Barber AMI Mar
. jorie Burt have returned from. vis,
r with friends in Swampscott. Mass Mrs
, Henry Carpen;c, ana dnughtc, OF Water
n bury haze visited AZ y o. W. MARSHALL
l. this week.-Mrs.. NJ. q. Marshal! enter
- .a:nea party Of IL at dinner Sunda
a 81 honor Of the fftv-nirth birthday o
Il Ihe- .notkor. Mrs w. W. Adams. Amon
= those pIV sent were Mr. and Mrs. Adams
, Mr. ana Mrs. George Adams and Claud
u Adams of Moscow and the Misses Rut'
n Pike and Isabel Adams OF Montpelier.
d Mrs. Ella Winch Of Mecfo.d, Mass, ha
n visited hsr cousin, Mira. Charles T.. Eur
y and other friends IN Stowe.--NJr ard Mr.
y II. ,. nm have returned to Watervh,
d after visiting Mr.. Inns sister and hus
n hand Mr. ami Mrs. @. n. Fisher.
., Idaugitcr. Esther, torn August % 10 N
d and Mrs r a. M,ls in Esse~ Junctio
9 is the .andGaughter @. Mr.. and Mrs
? William Mills Of 'foTe.
II Mrs G. f. Eddy has returned from
e vi,'. with friends IN Boston, Allertor
a Marlboro ard Berlin, Mass Mrs Eddy
v mother Mrs Inantha Stoddard. who nc
v compared her. remained for a longer Wis
r. IN Berlin, and will visit IN Claremon
IN y. H., on her way home.-Mrs Waite
g, \. Cheney and two children, who hav
ie passed tho summer with her grandmothe
20 Mrs. Catherine Peterson. returned Wed
a nesday 20 Milton, Moss-Howard KEN
to ard family have moved from n tenemer
~ In the Moulton house in the village