Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-02
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

W. d.
ance at the penny social at the vestry Of
the congregational Church Friday evening.
The program including Victrola selections,
refreshments and many amusing
stunts Members of the Ladies' Aid
of the Methodist Episcopal Church passed
a pleasant afternoon Friday with Mrs.
Sylvia Poor at the parsonage. The next
social will he held with Mrs. Roy L.
Ploof on October Norman Putnam $
house i'm the Bnrrows road has been con-
rocted by telephone. the ring being ION
Tho c. r. & r O Burt company raised
the rrt,me of a hHrr 36X 10 feet Saturday
on their land formerly a part of the
chaplin farm on the West branch.
The dry weather has seriously af-
fec.ed the village water supply. Two
sur,nPs have failed that were never
.itno>rn to do 80 before. and all are low.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Pratt are NOV
ing from the Kellogg house on Bridge
street owne,. by Siias Stebbins into
the house with Mr. traits parents.
Mr. and Mrs ~. O. pratt--Mr. and
Ms G. II A. stafford of Morrisville
v ere accompanied on an automobile
rip to Burlington by M. and Mrs f.
q. S,arori and son, Clis:On, Of Stowe
--tiordou Austin has moved his family
from Ms. oliver KiuI's hvuse on IT,"
West Branch to 'Iardwick.-Th"
Youngest child OF Mr. and Mr.. liz
man 6 Canning. son four months
old died about Two o'cloc'. Monday
morning 1T thci" hoinc o. sunset
stree; of cholera j;.:n1ti'. sur
Viving children Of " '.. can
ming are three duJS .:,.. aru a so1.
r. funeral was - MY church
at two o'clacE Wruhceojt afternoon.
Tho funeral of Trlrcis Longe WAS
rnnduc;5d ny the Fcv Lemucl Davis
at the stowe town farm Monday after
noon. Tho burial was i'm the River
Bank rometer%. Mr. LonSe was 80
Years old last March. He was born
In Waterbury but lived in stowe for
some time He died early Sunday
morning at the town farm where he
iad lived for little more than "A year.
The cause of his death was BriGht's
disease, from which he had suffered
'or several years Mr.. Longc's father
ives in MiddlcscX. a sister in Mont
pelcr and one in burlington. The
Rev. William Moore of RoXhurN who
preached sunday at the Methodist
Episcopal and West Branch Churches,
vas the guest of Mrs. sylvia Poor
lu,.iro his stay IN Stove.-Thc con-
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in Chicago Mr.. Scribner had passed
two weeks in stowe. Mrs. Scribn ar
had passed the summer here with her
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