Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-27

we hedu lOr recreation Rlpntf anu
story of Book" by Miss Martha Camp
bell A. Stafford OF Cambridge visited
Mr. and Mrs. c. j. G.ang and Mr. and
Mrs. A. y. Lang over Sunday.-Mr. ana
Mrs, Van Deusen OF Morrisville visited
their daughter, Mrs. Roy Ploof over
Sunday.-Nss Ethel Brush returned /
MONDAY to Montpelier after visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ, Brush over
Sunday.-Miss Mary Cole is i'll with the
measlcs-Mrs Chester Bailey, who dled /
at her home with her daughter in New /
bury Saturday, was formerly for about
Is years a resident of stowe, going from /
here to Newbury several years ago. she /
leaves a daughter in Newbury, ana two
SONS She was the last of the 10 children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Town, of whom
I,ultc ]. Town and Mrs. Charles Burt
were formerly residents in this vicinity.
willis NJ. Parsons continues i'll with
complications following the measles
Mrs Hubert Mayo is in New York on
business.-Atr. and Mrs. Matthew Robson
gave a reception Saturday afternoon and
evening to about 900 at their nome in
salem. Mass, in honor of Mr.. Robsons
SOth birthday Mrs Robson was formerly
Miss Fidclia f. Newhall of stowe and both
Mr.. and Mrs Robson arc frequent visitors
here.-AmunE those who have been i'll
with severe colds are Mr.. and Mrs. p, ID.
Pike. Mrs g. f.. Burt and Miss Hattie
Cary.-MrS. Mary A. Jenny entertained
her brothers and sisters Monday evening
in honor of the birthday of Albert X.
Straw. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
a. Il. Straw. Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Doug
lass, Miss Rose Straw and Mir. and Mrs.
/ II. u. aw.-Thermometers registered
from, zero to IS below in this vicinity
Tuesday morning.
A special car ola the MI. Mansfield
Electric railway conveyed a large num-
Der of the members of Sickle Chapter
Order of the Eastern star Wednesday
evening to Waterbury, where they were
the guests Of Queen Esther Chapter
Charles =. Benson and Mrs. Lizzie War
rem We're married Tuesday afternoon at
the HON, of Mrs Warrcns parents, MIR.
and Mrs Levi Taylor, the Rev. I.emucl
Davis performing the ccremony.-The
Ladies Aid Of Unity Church and also of
the Methodist Episcopal church will
serve dinners as usual on town meeting
day.-Niss ida Harris, who has passed
several months n Woodstock, IS visiting
hor brother and wife. Mr. and NJ oscar
q. Harris i'm Springfield, Mass while
on hor way home.-LYle Davis of Fort
.Coyfn4ton. who has visited Mrs Elenora
wilkins and other friends in stowe. goes
Thursday FOO visit i'm EsseX.-Mr and
Mrs. j. l.. stafford, who have been Il
are rccovorinE.--,' Ohm Duchaiuc has
moved from the town farm on Edison
hill to one of James f. Houston's houSes
at stowe Forks.-Jullus Ellsworth, en-
iploycd by j. T.. Houston, has returned
from Wolcott whore he visited relatives
Mrs Phoebe Adams and her nephew.
Ernest Nj Houston, were in Hyde Park
Wednesday, Herbert Harlows foot was
badly damned and bruised recently while
WORKING I'm Shaw's mill yard Mt stowe
Forks.-ECrt Wedge has returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
where he had a broken ankle treated.
He Is masking good recoverT.-Mrs. Felix
f.. Shcrhut, who has passed several
weeks with her parents, Mi. and Mrs
s. l.. Dewey, at Grand View Farm. went
TO Waterbury, Wednesday to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. H. y. Grout. and Thursday will
70 to Now york, ere she will visit her
sister. Mss Clara Dewey, on her way to
ioin Mr. Sherbut in Franklin. Pa. Mr..
Sherbut has employment on large
poultry farm in Frankin.--B. c. Rull re
turned Tuesday from burlington accom-
panied by his daughter. Miss Blanche
Bull, who is recovering from an opera
ton for appendicitis which she under
went at the Mary Fletcher hospital sov-
eral weeks ago.-M'ss Harriet Adams,
who was severely injured by fail on
the pavement last week, is recovering.
Her sister, Miss Jessie, who was also
injured at the same time, has returned
To her studies in Stowe high school. Mrs