Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-02
STOWE.

STOWE.
Fred Lawrence McManis, the third son
Of Mr. and Mrs Barney McManis, died at
their home on West Branch about twelve
o'clock Thursday night, after nine days
Illness with pneumonia. Mr. McMnnis
was 10 years Of age. He was born IN
Waterbury. and came to stowe with his
parents II years ago lie is survived By
his parents, and nine brothers and sis
tors. all living at home excepting one
sister. Mrs Leon Carpenter Of Water
bury. Tho funeral was held at St An
drcw's Church in Waterbury Sunday and
the burial was made in the Catholic
cemetery in Waterbury.
Earle r. Moody, son Of Mrs Della
Moody of Stove and graduate Of stowe
high school, married IN Minneapolis.
December q Miss Alice Griffin Of that
place. Nj. Moody has a position in the
office and is in charge Of the lumber yard
Of the Rogers Lumber company in
Saskatchewan, Can Mr. and Mrs John
Campbell. who have passed Christmas
week with Mr.. Camphc.Is parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Campbell went Monday
to Underhill 10 visit Mrs campbell $
parents on their way to their home in
Bennington Mrs. Charles +. Eddy gave
a Christmas party az hey hou" Saturday
evening. among those present were he
daughter and husband, Mr. ana Mrs
Clayton T.. Boyce of Montpelier Mrs.
Hannah Eddy, Mrs. Maude Heath and
Winfrcd Heath. The par.ors were beautl-
fully decorated Christmas tree being
one of the features Of the evening The
remains of Fred l.. McNInis were accom-
panied 10y his parents Mr.. and Mrs
Barney McManis, and other relatives to
Waterbury sunday. Tho funeral was held
there in St. Andrew Church and the
burial was made in the catholic cemetery
Miss Grace Bigelow and brother. Edwin
l.. Bigelow, attended the Pan-Hellenic
meeting In Morrisvllle Friday evening
About 20 of the friends gave a kitchen
shower to Miss Ethel Morrison at the
home of Mrs. Harry Faunce on Maple
street Friday evening Refreshments were
served and a plea SAINT evening enjoyed.
Miss Morrison received many gifts. The
event was in honor Of her approaching
marriage to Walter Ay~rs Of Waterbury
Centcr-Mr. ana Mrs Myron Hntc1m-
and Mr.. and Mrs Edward Norway o.
meeting of Mansfield Mountain Grange
Saturday.
The members Of Unity Church viii have
their annual dinner and business meeting
Thursday The senior class is preparing
to present the play. The Private Secre-
tary," in the near future-Miss Florence
Maurice Of Waterville, who visited Miss
Jennie Salmon Saturday left Sunday on
her way TO her school In Greenfield
! Mass. Miss Salmon and Miss Louise
Chaplin accompanied Miss NIluCice To
Waterbury Sunday Bernice Hall
Of White River Junction is visiting in
| Stowe-Nirs. II. f. Jenney gavr a card
party at her home on Maple street Satur-
day evening In honor OF Miss Maurice
Miss Laura Wright and pupils carried out
an interesting Christmas program with a
Christmas tree Thursday evening at her
school on Edison hill, instead of the West
Branch school as stated Mrs. Elmer
shaw gave a party to ~ of her friends
at her home on Edison hill Saturday att
crnOon In honor of Mrs. Ruth Robinson
and daughter. Miss Kate Robinson. of
| PlattSburGh, n Y Dinner was served. -
/ Mrs Mary Barnes is seriously i'll from a
| shock at the home OF her niece, Mrs
| Gratla Tom!nson, Mrs. Barnes Is in her
! Sith year and had never been confined to
| her he'd for a day by illness until her
! seizure last Friday.-Mrs. 7. d. Pike Is
suffering with painful injuries from a
| fan on a hardwood floor at her home on
Main street Saturday.-Miss Meryl Small
! lev returned saturday to Morrisvllle after
| visiting AT the home of her uncle. ]. T..
H,-bn bnC
| i'll with q severe cold, is improving Mrs.
| Edwin Il BiEelow is recovering from sew
cral days ilness-A. a. Pike is able to
| he about the house after 4 weeks Illness
H. j. Foster and Levi Schneider left
| Monday. the former to visit in Malone
| and Fort Covington and the latter in
| Bombay y. Y.--James B. Campbell OF
! St Johnsbury and Mrs. George +. Gallo
of Hyde Park were visitors over Sunday
| at the home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs j. f.. Campbell.-Mr and Mrs
! John Campbell OF Bennington, who We're
also Of the party. remained until after
the leap year ball, which was held
| Tuesday evening at the Akeley Memorial
building The winter term of the village
| schools opened Monday,-W l.. Demeritt
is recovering from his recent illness The
following officers We're elected at the
meeting Of Mansfield Mountain Grange
Saturday: Master. Mrs Carrie Il. Straw:
cvcrsocr Charles J. Lang; lecturer, Mrs
Maudc T.. campbell; steward Herbert t.
Straw, assistant steward, Harry 5. Stay
ton; chaplain. Mrs. Flora b. Blodgett
treasurer. Roelzo S Warren, secretary,
Miss Ellen Stearns, gatekeeper. Charles
T. Sargent; Ceres, Miss Martha Camp
bell. Pomona Miss Ida Crosby; Flora,
Miss Minnie MaGoon, lady assistant
steward Mrs, Carrie Slayton. musical
director Mrs. Marble Butts, The third
and fourth degrees We're conferred upon
p class including Nj. and Mrs. II. H.
Moulton, Mrs. Made Butts, Mrs, Sadie
Rutts, Miss Hattie Cary, Miss Carrie
Brown, Miss Minnie Magoon, q. II.
smith. Elmer Brown, Glen Brown ana
Kern Bellows. An oyster dinner was
served. There was a good attendance,
The officers will be installed Saturday
afternoon. January 1l.-Gcorge Tedford
has moved from II. r., Shaw's' timber
camp in Smugglers' Notch to the lower
village and Walter Lehare has moved
from the camp to one of Mr.. ShaW's
| tcncmcnts at stowe Forks
The annual meeting OF the Congroga-