Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-18

clubhouse. 1t Is expected the connection
will be completed this week.-The MEM
bers of the Unity Church Ladies' Ala
have been invited to take dinner WIN
Mrs. Hattie Waite in Barre Thursday'
the day Of the meeting of the Central
Unitarian and Universalist association In
Montpelier. Mrs. Waite was formerly
resident of Stowe and member of the
Ladies' Aid society.-The Ladies' Aid OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church will
serve a circle dinner Thursday at the
Congregational Church, when the La
noble County Christian Endeavor asso-
citation will hold its annual meeting, All
are invited.-Twenty-e lght guests were
entertained at the Lake Mansfield club
house Sunday. The fishing at the lake
is excellent. Two Of the visitors caught
seven pounds Sunday.-A B. Hill Of
Shirley, Mass, who has been called to
Morristown by the Illness of his mother,
Mrs. Juliet Hill, was In stowe Sunday
and with his brother, f. A. Hill, Of
Stowe met their brother. George A. Hill,
of Colorado in Waterbury. and Mrs.
John Foster went Monday to Springfield
Mass to attend the funeral of their SON
in-lew, Henry Cushman. They were ac-
companied by Mr.. Fosters brother,
James Foster.-Mrs r A. Douglass and
mother, Mrs. Julia Cakes, and son, Don
aid, went Monday to Boston to visit Mr.
and Mrs. c. A. Adams and other friends
They expect to be gone three weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. r. O. Reynolds, Miss Ber-
nice Parker and the Misses Fitzsimonds
are spending the week at Lake Mansfield
Mrs Elizabeth }. Davenport and Mrs
Phelps of Brattleboro are at G. w. Har-
lows and Mt. Mansfield for a months
stay.-Mrs. C. L. Mcmahon, Mr.. and Mrs
! II. G. Mcmahon and children and Donald
Mcmahon visited In Burlington Sunday
and were accompanied home by c. j.. Nc
Mahon, who has passed a couple of weeks
in Burlington.-Mrs George Gibbs was
given surprise birthday party Saturday
afternoon by o5 Of her neighbors Mrs.
jackson Sargent was given similar
party Friday afternoon--M and Mrs.
A. p. Bigelow, who passed through Stowe
Sunday, were accompanied home to Md
dlebury by their daughter, Mildred Mrs.
Mary Royce returned Monday to North
field after visiting her son, A. A. Royce.
Mrs. Leon Butts is recovering from her
illness.
The ladies of the II. II. Smith
Post. Women's Relief Corps, will hold
their mid -monthly meeting at the Axe
ley Memorial building Thursday even
l1nE.-Mrs. George Clement has re-
ceived news that Richard, the seven.
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs Ira H
Fuller. who have recently moved from
Stowe to West Bolton, is suffering
"A will ho a
children's day concert by the Sunday
school at the Methodist Episcopal
Church at 10:45 o'clock Sunday morn
ing.-Miss Addie Bigelow, a teacher ii
the orphans home at Franklin. n. H.
is at home for the summer vacation
Mrs. r. G. Waite has returned to Bur.
lington after a few days in Stowe
Mrs. Aurora Adams was given a sur
prise birthday party at the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. Fred Tatro, Mon.
day afternoon in honor of her birth
day. n picnic supper was served
There were 45 present, among then
Mrs. Adams's daughters. Mrs Herber
Cleveland, Mrs. Tatro and Mrs Vernon
Chamberlain. and son. y. j. Adams O
Waterbury, and her sister, Mrs w. w
Adams, and sister in law, Mrs A. j
Luce Mrs. Arthur Seaver and Mrs. w
w. Ayers.
The funeral OF Mrs Bertha NJ tSpauld
lnS) Hamel at Unity Church Wednesda,
: afternoon was conducted by the Rev. F
T. Crane. Four brothers Of the deceased
acted as bearers Selections were suns
by Messrs Riley, Cheney, Douglass anc
Burnham. There was a profusion o.
beautiful flowers from the Woman.
, Relief Corps and friends and neighbors
The burial was in the River Bank GENE
terry. Among those here to attend tn,
2 funeral were: Mrs. P. A. Bashaw o
r Hardwick, Mrs. Charles Richmond o
Boston, Howard Bashaw of johnson
Harry Bashaw of Barre and Louis ]
Berron of Worcester. Mass. Mrs. Hame
died about eight o'clock Monday evenin,
at the home of her father, Samuel c
spauidlng. She had been i'll for two year
and had been confined to the house sine
February She was 81 years of age II
January. She was born in Bakersfiel,
, but came to Stowe with her parent
, when year old and her home has eve
since been here. She leaves her husband
r Daniel s. Hamel; a son. Donald, 10 year
old; her father s. c. Spauding; fou
q wick, Mrs. Charles Richmond of Bos
ton, Mrs, Gertrude Hamel of Ottawa
Can, and Mrs. C. H. Hosmer of Stowe
and five brothers. Arthur j. Spauldine
George Spaulding. Charles Spauding II
, j. Spaulding and Marvin Spaulding. a.
. OF Stowe.-Lester S. Peterson and Mrs
Lila Sallies were married Tuesda
evening at the home Of the bride a
Stowe Forks by the Rev F. T. Crane
, In the presence of the immediate familie
= of the bride and groom.-Phiip Adams
who has been very III with rneumatisr
for a month in Detroit. Mich. Is at tn
= home of his parents. Mr., and Mrs Erwi
Adams. where he is improving rapidly
A. A. Pike. who Is recovering from pneu
monia. is able to be out little -W1lliar
II Bailey of Springfield, Colo, is a CUES
y at the Green Mountain Inn. Mr.. Bale
d Is the father of f. C. Bailey and wa
! formerly well known resident Of Stow
> and was at one time proprietor OF tn
: Summit House on Mt. Mansfeld-Mi s
: Carlotta Taber of Worcester, Mass
r visiting her grandmother, Mrs c.
= Taber, al Four Winds Farm.-The thir
II old and young folks ball will be held a
n the Green Mountain Inn Saturday ever
= ing.-Miss Martha Allard of Burl!ngto
e Is visiting her cou sin, Mrs. A, r, Straw
a WATERVILLE.
y A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Romi
d Bonnie June 3,-Mss Freeda Darrah hs
J. spent several days with Mr.. and Mr.