Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-25

visiting her cousin, Mrs A. r. Straw.
Levi F. Kicker is seriously III at his
home in Moscow Mr.. and Mrs Charles
McCuen Of Burlington are In stowe FOR
two weeks.-Mss Kate Robinson. who
has taught In Burlington the past year.
has Joined her mother in stowe for the
summer.-Judge Hazelton Of Burlington
is a guest at the Summit House on Mt.
Mansfeld.-Edwin l.. Bigelow, who has
completed his school work in Bellows
Falls. and is at his home In Stowe for
the summer vacation, has a position for
the ensuing year as instructor I'm Latin
and history In the Buckley School for
Boys in New London. Conn Mr. Rige-
low will take a 10 days course at the
summer school in Middlebury. News
has been received of the recent death in
Minneapolis of Mrs Harriet Luce Camp.
widow Of Asa r. Camp formerly for
many years a prominent citizen of Stowe.
Mrs. Camp was the daughter Of the late
Joshua and Eliza Sanborn Luce and
spent her early life in Stowe, but had
lived in Minneapolis for many years. She
Is survived by four daughters. An aunt.
Mrs Harriet Luce Adams, resides in
Stowe and nephew. Fred G. Luce, in
Waterbury. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Hors-
ington visited relatives in johnson over
Sunday.
A children's day concert took the pla 20
Of the morning service at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday morning The
program included exercises and songs by
the children. who had been trained by
Miss Elsie Alger, songs by the choir, solos
by Miss Alger and Miss Mildred Holden
and recitations by Agnes Towne. Helen
Kenfeld, Martha Stone, Roy Collins,
Florence Ayres, Blanche Morse. Violet
Brush Florence Carnlev and rema rls by
the Rev. William Hendry Ladies'
Aid Of the Congregational Church
met with Mrs. n. H. Shackett Wednes-
day afternoon.-Mrs. Mary Reynolds. who
was taken seriously III Saturday at the
home Of her son. Rollo G. Reynolds, Is
recoverinR.-A reunion of classmates of
Stowe high school of 81 years ago at the
home of Mrs Dow r. Smith Saturday
afternoon included Mrs Smith, formerly
Miss Mary Nearen. Mrs Matte Waite
Smith, Mrs. Gem Pottle Wheeler of Wat
erbury Miss Maude Raymond of Enfield,
n H., Mrs. Ellen Drugg Scribner of Chi
cago, Mrs. Lucy Slayton Stafford and
Mrs Mary Straw Cheney. Others pres
ent were Mrs. W. r. Macutchan and Mrs.
c. A. simmons Supper was served
Mrs Harriet Smith of Waterbury visited
In Stove Saturday.-Mrs. Fay Dow and
three children of Waterbury are visiting
Mrs Forrest Wilkins. Byron Russell,
VINO Is past 81, and the oldest resident is
IN railing health.-Ellis Cram and Louis
Gilbert of Morrisville visited in Stowe
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy Brickley have
begun housekeeping in the tenement in
5. n. Kaiser's house, recently vacated
by Mr. and Mrs. Claude Chaffee who
have moved into one of the Burt tene-
ments on Main street.-Father Ladue of
st. Michael's College, Winooski conduct
ed a Catholic service at the Akelev Me
mortal building Sunday morning.
and Mrs. Frank Perry Of Barre and Mrs
j. r. Pike of Waterbury called on Mr..
and Mrs Eliakim Bieelow and other
friends in Stowe Sunday.-Mr and Mrs
L. ~ Grout of Waterbury were in Stowe
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs Herbert Scott of
Johnson called on Mr.. and Mrs G. f.
Fowler at The Knoll Sunday-O c.
Hutchins has moved from the Page
Brown place to the W. R Alger farm in
Stowe Hollow. S. l.. Dewey will occupy
the Brown place he recently purchased. -
family reunion at The Lodges" the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, Edwin r. Rigelow
Monday was In honor of the s3rd birthday
of Eliakim Bigelow. About "a were pres
ent, among them Mr., and Mrs. J. r. de
Swarte and family of Milwaukee, Wis,
Miss Addie Bigelow of Franklin Falls,
n H., Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Hodge and Mr.
-
Center and Mr.. and Mrs Arthur P. Bige-
low and ia mily Of Mlddlesex. picnic
dinner was served.-Sidney Mclean was
given jury trial at the Akelev Memo
rial building June 10. on A charge of plac-
Ing distractions in the highway, He was
found guilty and took an appeal 70 the
county court, The jurors were L. G.
Raymond, a. l.. Gale, G. A Sanborn. c.
A. Tominson and J. c. Benson. Tracy
of johnson for the defendant.--Mrs Mary
Smalley and daughter. Katherine have
gone to Mt. Mansfield, where they have
employment a the Summit House for the
summer. The youngest daughter. Hide
Garde, is with her aunt in Hyde Park
c. A. Riley was In Burlington Mon
day.-Mrs. p. f. McSweeney and son,
Douglass, and daughter Katherine. of
burlington are spending the week with
Mrs. McSweeney's sister. Mrs. O. +.
Luce.-Mrs e. G. Stafford and son,
Clifton, and grandmother, Mrs. Har-
riet Adams, went Tuesday to Proctors-
Vile to visit Mrs Adamss daughter,
Mrs. c. n. Palmer.--An automobile
party, including Mr.. and Mrs C. Fl.
scott and Mrs. Ira Carpenter and son
visited Mr. Scotts sister, Mrs. Retta
Parsons, Sunday. Miss Evelyn Par.
sons accompanied them on their re-
turn to Binghamville.
Mr.. and Mrs =. A. Mills and daugh-
ter, Esther, Of Essex Junction are visit
ing Mr.. Millss sister. Mrs Eleanor Will
kins.-Mr. and Mrs. f. L. Wells are
parents of a son, horn June 93-Miss
Clara Barrows returned "Wednesday from
six weeks visit with her sister, Mrs
a. A. Emery, in St. Albans.-Miss Web
ster and her mother OF Seattle who
have spent several weeks at j. T.. Hous-
tons and Mrs, n. J. Fosters. and who
has visited In Montreal, will be accom-
panied home by Miss Betty Webster and
will occupy Mr.. Houstons Robinson cot
tage for a month.-Mr. and Mrs Walter
Bedell and family. Mr. and Mrs Charles
Redell and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Horner have gone to Jay, where
the men will be employed on a lumber
Job on land belonging TO William Peck
of Worthwhile. A. F. Peck has charge
Of the job.-A son, Harrison Pierce Reed
Jr. born recently TO Mr.. and Mrs. H. P
Reed in Milwaukee, is the grandson Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pfaff of Grand