Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-19

at G3O OClOCK, the following OlIlCeIS
were elected: President, Raeburn r.
Mcmahon; vice-president, Dorothy Har-
ris; secretary and treasurer, Mildred
Smith; executive committee, Marian
pike, Mark Ploof and George A.. Doug
las.-The ball given by the high
school faculty in honor Of the gradu-
ating class at Akeley Memorial build
ing Thursday evening, was n very
pleasant affair and was attended by
about go couples.-A child born to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Burt June 12 died at
birth.
After a welded life Of nearly 60 years.
the death on June 6 of Christopher p.
Brown of Stowe Hollow was followed
nine days later by that of his wife, Mary
Rebecca (WrighO Brown. Mrs. Brown
had been Ill for some time and at the
time of her husbands death was in a
critical condition and failed rapidly since.
She died about ten o'clock Sunday morn
ing. She was SO last October and was a
native of Vermont, most of her life being
passed in Stowe. She leaves two sons
George w. Brown of Worthwhile and
Christopher X. Brown, Jr.. of stowe, and
a daughter, Mrs. Emma ]. Hutchins of
stowe, eight grandchildren and seven
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10 consult a phNsielah ABOUT MFS' ayers ;
condltloh.-Ih hoN' l.. /, No'e prea~h'
at the C1hEreSa'l9hal Nhurch SuIu"S
morning on account oil the Illness Oh lhe
pastor.-M' J.. iNsseI Is Nlslt'ls MS
daughter Mrs. {. a. ADAMS IN Sohler-
viIle' Mhss.-". r. Gerry Is suffering
from a broken none IN one ankle result
ing from a mlsstep Whlle reading ms
horse.-Mr ana Mrs John roster and
SON. l a roster ave returned from a
two weeks visit IN springfield Mass
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ricd ou+ poners IN memory ne the
deceased members of TN. nresont prappe
and its nredeceesor Golden Grange. were
read the former hv Mrs A l. Barrows
i y Santamore of the Waterbury.
stowe Cow Testing association reports
that 4. G. Bull has o cows making ar
average of 30 pounds butter fat, or a.
pounds actual butter each for the month
nding June 30. one COW of the dairy
made GO pounds butter fat or so pound,
actual butter for that time.-Wfllian
Hendry returned to Montpelier Monday
morning.-Miss Marjorie Watts has re-
turned from Waterbury on account o'
smaIIcv Of Stowe. The bur,o, was in III,
PlVer Bank cemetery IN StoWe'-Mls'
Martha CampbeIIs pupils in the thirf
/ grade npTittt IN Et1tlllnE dllllnG tl'