Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-21


Mr.. and Mrs O. j. Tomllnson Of Florida
have returned from Chittcndcn county
after visiting MIR ana Mrs. &. A. Tomllnson
'nd other friends here
The closing event of the thirteenth OBJ
servanco Of Old Home week in stowe
was the union service at Unity Church
sunday afternoon. \ profusion of sweet
peas and other flowers made the altar
n scene of beauty Tho Rev w. T.. Doug
lass OF Waterbury "a former pastor of
tho First Methodist Episcopal Church in
stowe preached nm appropriate sermon.
The pastors Of the local churches, Messrs
Crane Davis and Hcndry. assisted in the
service. Hymns were led by "A uuartctte
consisting of Mrs. H. w. Barrows, A. II.
'hehcy ana Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Douglass
with @. A. Durham at the organ.
Among the Old Home week visitors In
stowe were Mrs. Ellen Wheeler of Water
bury at Mrs. I1unice Politics. Mrs Mary
/ Atwood OF Worthwhile at 4. i. u. Pixies,
Miss Sadie Muzzy and Fred Gilman of
Burlington at w. H. Fclixs.-A party
visiting Snuggler's Notch Monday in
cludcd Mrs. Alice Raymond, Mrs F.unicc
rottlo, Mrs. Vernon Wilkins and Mrs
O. w. Butler Of Washington. ID. C.-Mr.
and Mrs. II. G. Mcmahon and Mr. and
Mrs. II. H. Pike have returned from u
two weeks stay at Plum island on
their way home Mr. and Mrs Mcmahon
visited w. x. BiEelow in Salem and
Danvcrs. Mass.E. n. Cobb and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. l.. Jenkins of -. bloomsbury are
| visiting Mr.. Cobb's parents, Mr. and Mrs
| j. c. Cobb.-Mrs. Ella Collins of Water
bury and daughter Mrs. Lizzie Esta-
brook, of Marlboro, Mass, visited Mrs
Collins's sister Mrs. Louis Larouche, over
Sunday..-Mr. and Mrs Albsrt Batchclder
of Gyndonvlle are visiting Mrs. Ratchel-
doris parents Mr.. and Mrs NJ T. Rus
eell.-Mr and Mrs. r.. s Shcrbut of
ITaverhil, Mass, are visiting Mr.. Sher-
butts s'stor, Mrs l.. II. Straw.-Mrs G.
n. Palmer of Proc.orsville is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Harriet Adams, and other
friends in Stowc.-C. NJ Watts returned
Monday from Queen city Park whore he
passed Saturday and Sunday with Mrs
Waits and their daughter, Miss Marjorie,
who are passing a couple of weeks there
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Camp and daugh-
ter, Evelyn, have visited Mr. and Mrs
O. \. Fisher this Week.-The ladies Of tho
Conversational Church conducted
food sale aud served ice cream and
cake in the vcstry of the church Wednes-
day afternoon MIR. Ross of Portsmouth,
Va, and Mr. Prentiss and three daugh-
tcrs of Waitsncld are guests at Tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Towne-
Mrs. G. G. Rublcc of Morrlsvile is caring
for Mrs a. II. Siaytou, who is gaining
sowly.-Mrs. Elcnora Wilkins, who was
very Ill Sunday, was more comfortable
Monday.-C. a. Simmons and his guest.
Ray Simmons, ana MIR and Mrs g. -.
Bruce, who visited in Greensboro Ssltur-
day and Sunday. were accompanied
home by Mrs. Simmons who has passed
some time with her ssters, Mrs Kaiser
and Mrs. Miller in Greensboro. Miss
Grace Bigelow returned Monday from
Mt Mansfield. whore she las passed sew
cral days.-Mr. and Mrs. c. Il. Burt and
II. T Raymond returned Sunday from
Rochester.-Alrs. Kate HURT of South
Carolina IS visiting her niece. Mrs. Clara
Tinkham, at II. T. Pike's.-Mps Harriet
Adams was in Waterbury Monday.
E. +. Gale and q. q, Foster have
each "pIanteI" on their farms on West
Branch 100 pounds of earth inoculated
with alfalfa bacteria and Will expert
ment with raising alfalfa. Mr. Gale
obtained the earth from j. c. Parker
of Grand Isle.--Patrons of the village
water supply are cautioned to use 1t
sparingly Tho use of the water In
the River Bank cemetery has been
suspended MIR. and Mrs l.. b. Tom
linson returned Monday from Boston,
where they have passed several weeks
with Mrs. Tomlinson's sons.-Miss Ag-
mes Robinson is visiting Miss Nellie
Potter in Belviderc -Electas Tomlin-
son is in Essex-A party including
Alden Straw. Winfred Heath, Carol
George. Walter Morgan. Elton Forbes
with a. r. Straw as chaperon are in
camp Mt Lake Elmorc-The c. I. c.
club met with Miss Helen Morgan
Monday evening.-Mr. and Mrs. c. H.
Scott ana Mr. Sayles Of Cambridge
visited Mr.. SCOTS sister, Mrs. W. NJ
Parsons, sunday, coming by automo-
hle.--Alrs. r. h. Willstone and chill
dren have returned to Gilmore after
passing a week with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Sargent.-Miss Ellen
Stearns of Burlington is visiting
friends on West Iin-Mrs. AdIie
Cross Of Morristown is at L. A. Bar
roWs's.
Mrs. Harriet Royce culver. one Of the
oldest residents Of Stove, died Wcdncs-
day morning at her home with her SON.
q. NJ. Culver. after a two months illness
Mrs. Culver was born in Washington VT,
In November, 1926, and would have been
81 the coming November, She passed
her early life in Washington, Berlin,
Northfield ana Barre, but had been a