Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-15

Slayton's Monday Mr.. and Mrs. JOCK
were on their wedding tour, having been
married the day before at Underhill Cen
ter Mrs. Jock was Miss Eva Hanley a
sister of Miss Pearl Ilanley They will
reside in F'lctcher.-The condition of n. l..
Barrows, who has been in failing health
for some time, changed Tor the worse
Tuesday. --Wiliam A. Collins's farm on
Luce hill was sold recently to Mr.. and
Mrs George Lawrence of New York.
Mrs Lawrence came to the farm last
week and will be joined later by Mr. Law
renee and their son. The outlook from
the farm is one of the most extensive in
Stowc.-Mrs. Elizabeth Bowlyer died ear
ly Saturday morning at the home of her
brother, John Abair, on the Frank Gale
place on Nebraska brook. The cause of
her death is thought to be Brlghts dis
ease. She was 60 years of age and had
been with her brother since last winter
The remains We're taken to Glens Falls,
n. y, for burlal.-G. |. Lincoln, proprietor
of the Custer House in Underhill, visited
his mother Mrs. Ellen Morehouse, Mon
day Mrs. Morehouse Is recovering from
a broken wrst.-George A. Sanborn and
family have moved into the tenement re-
Gently finished over his woodworkinS
shop.--Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sanborn have
moved into the tenement vacated by q.
A. Sanborn and Mr.. and Mrs. Oln SAN
born have moved into Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Sanborn's house at the lower village
Edwin Magoon and fanny have moved
into the Orrin Moody house on West
Branch, recently purchased of Mark l..
Poor. Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Boyce have
moved into the house vacated by Mr. Ma
goon.-Mr. and Mrs. Francis Paul have
purchased and moved to the Elisha Town
place on Edison hil.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Norway and grandson, Everett, of Mont
pelier visited Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Latouch
SundaY.-Mrs. George Moody and two
children have returned from Lowell
Mass, where they have passed the win.
ter.-Alrs. A T. Bigelow and two children
Mildred and Paul from Hartford, Conn,
are passing few days in Stowe on their
way to MiddleseX, where Mr. Bigelow has
purchased a house. Master Paul is re-
covering from an operation on one of his
| feet, which it is hoped will relieve the
/ effects of an attack of infantile paralysis
of several years ago.-Mrs George F..
Fowler is visiting Mrs. Herbert Scott in
Johnson.-Mrs. George n. Towne and
daughter, Agnes, have passed a few days
with Mrs. II. G. Read in Berin.F. $.
Dow has recently set monuments in the
River Bank cemetery on the lots of G. p.
Brown, Jr, Hollis Brown and Charles
Raymo, and at the West Branch ccme-
terry on the lot of Moses Douglass
Anscl l.. Barrows, who had been in
failing health for several months, died
at eight o'clock Wednesday morning at
his home on the Barrows road. Mr.,
Barrows was 80 years of age and was the
younger son of Henry o. and Clamana
Smith Barrows. His life was passed in
Stowe. He is survived by his second
wife, formerly Mrs, Nellie Deavett Car
ter. and by two sons, Leslie G.. Barrows
and Elliot Barrows; one daughter, Eva,
wife of A. II. Bentley; two grandsons,
and brother, Orlando A. Barrows, all
Of Stowe Mr.. Barrowss first wife, who
was before her marriage Miss Flora
Lomis died about ten years ago. Mr..
Barrows was an esteemed member OF
Mansfield Mountain Grange. +. of H.
The funeral will be held Friday after
noon at one o'clock at the house,--A. c.
Morrill, has begun wiring Miss Abbie
Aliens residence for electricity. A tele-
phone was installed in the house Wed.
nesday.-Mr Morrill, has completed the
wiring for f. q. Staffords house or
Bridge street.-The streets in the village
will be oiled for the first time this sea
son on Thursday. Main street will be-
oiled from a. l.. Larroway's to Maple
street and Maple street to T. l.. Well.
residence. The expense has been provid
ed for by subscriptions.-Mrs Loane,
Durham returned Wednesday to Wolcot
after visiting her niece, Mrs A. b
Weeks.-Miss Winona Parsons has re
turned from Burlington, where she wa
treated at the Mary Fletcher hospital TO
an abscess on the ear. She is much i'm
D proved in health.-NIss Eunce Magool
has returned from Boston, where she Ia
passed the winter.-Miss Edith Gate
gave an interesting address upon tn
d missionary work under the American
board in India at the Congregations
Church Tuesday cvening.-Mrs. A II
Slayton and her sister. Mrs Jane Howe
returned Tuesday from Burlington.-Th
. remains of Mrs Bowler, who died Sun
day at the home of her brother, Joh
' Abair, We're taken to Glens Falls, ~ Y
5 Wednesday.