Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-03

and has since made her headquarters Mt
WoodsVlle, N II. They will reside in
Maidstone. where Mr.. Allen has a farm
OF 500 acres upon the Connecticut river
Miss Bel'nice Town returned Monday
20 the Castleton Normal school.-Walker
and Gale and Abbott and Barrows ship
ped about $1,000 worth of stock from
Stowe Saturday Edwin Hall, who has
been III for 10 days. was able to sit UP
n little Saturday.-Mrs. Jane Doubleday
and sons moved Saturday from the
Newell Bgelow house on Pleasant street,
recently purchased by e. n. Eggleston,
to the Frank Gale house on lower Main
street.-Gcorge 8. Mrshell has pur-
chased Of H. w Belden the house on
Bridge street recently occupied by
Forrest wilkins and will move there next
week.-Mr and Mrs Clayton Peck and
Mr.. and Mrs. K c. Robinson have gone
into camr on the South Branch, beyond
the 'ranoh," where the men are en-
), ployed on lumber Job for the c. r. e
T.. o. Burt Lumber company.-Mr. and
Mrs. Hollis Edson have closed their
house on the West Branch and are at
the home Of their daughter and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs John Latuche at
tho lower village.
ar tax of one cent on all telephone
toll charges above 10 nts.--Mrs John
Straw of Montpelier called on friends in
stowe Monday.-The ladies' Of Unity
Church Will serve dinner at the church
to-day.-Mr. end Mrs Antonio I.
Simoneau, who were married on Novem-
Der % In Norwich, spent a part Of last
week in Stowe with the brides mother.
Mrs. Clara Robinson, and sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. n. y. johnson.
Mrs Smoneau, who was Miss Edith
Robinson and former teacher in the
Stowe graded school, Is now a teacher
~ the Norwich graded school. and Mr.
Slmoncau Is student In Dartmouth Col
leSc.-Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Garrow of
Essex are visiting their daughter and
husband Mr.. and Mrs Cheney A.
Tonlinson.-TTo the 12-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Campbell, who had
n serious attack of heart trouble Sun
day. was more comfortable Monday
: Alton the 15-year-old son Of Mr. and
Mrs. c. Z. Wheeler, Is III with severe
attack OF appendicitis. accompanied by
DEMONSTRATIONS r Raymond who has
: been III for several weeks with rheu-
matism, has gone to Burlington for
treatment.-Foster Shepard has returned
to ST Adams after visiting his mother
and brother in Stowe.-Mr. and Mrs
Howard Recor of Montpelier were
visitors over Sunday at the home Of
their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs r.
L. Recor.-About s5 Of their friends and
reighbors gave Mr.. and Mrs Claude
Adams a surprise party at their home
near Moscow Saturday evening the first
anniversary of their marriage Refresh
I ma
gifts were left by the company-An in
terested are invited to meet with Mrs
c. II. Watts this afternoon TO
work on aprons for the Methodist Epls-
> copal Sunday school bazaar.-There was
an attendance of So at the social at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Gale for
= the benefit of the West Branch society
Saturday evening. The program carried
out included piano solos by Mrs. H. ].
Foster and Miss Dorothy Wright; a
vocal solo by Miss Mildred Patterson;
whistling solos by Mrs. W. l.. )emeritt;
readings by Edwin r Bigelow and Mrs
| Angus L. Gale; recitation by Miss
Beatrice Gale; and several musical seec-
tons by the Larson family. The receipts
We're about $3.50, including the sale of
. homemade candy.-The program at the
l meeting OF Mansfield Mountain Grange
I Saturday evening was in charge of Ceres
/, and including a roll call Of preferred
breakfast foods; paper by Miss Nida
, A1agoon. What Does n Child Cost" n
= paper by Mrs. Della Tonilinson. read
ny Mrs Dora Eddy, on What Is n
Child Worth" and a reading by Curran
Fellows. The first and second degrees
we're conferred upon Mrs HATTIE Recor
A son was horn to Mr.. and Mrs
Hernon A. Parsons November 90
The following schedule Of games has
been arranged by the manager Of the
' Stowe high school basketball team: Dec
T. Richford high school at stowe; H.
u Peoples Academy ct Worthwhile: January
2 Peoples Academy at stowe; s. Spauld-
\ ing high school at Barre Q. Montpelier
: high school at Montpelier: 1G, Montpelier
high school at Stowe; %. Burlington high
u school at Stowe: 30, Spauldins high
school at Stowe; February 10, Hanover
high school at Hanover. N. H; %. Bur-
lngton high school at Burlington: March
. G. Hanover high school at Stowe These
= teams are some Of the fastest in the
State-A SON. born November 80 to Mr..
r snd Mrs. Charles Obin of the Little River
| neghborhood. Is their 18th child. Thir-
J. teen OF the number are now living.-A
son was born on the morning of Decem-
0 Der to Mr. and Mrs Leon Shepard at
u the lower village-MrS. w. n. Roberts,
who underwent a surgical operation at
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington.
expects to be able to retur to her home
v Thursday with good prospects of i'm
% Irovement In her health.-Alton Wheeler,
S seriously I'll vita appendicitis at the
r home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. f,
3, It is hoped that an operation will not
g be necessary at personalities #. s VIII
kins of Moscow who has been very III
for several weeks, is somewhat moro
comfortable and Mrs. Angus Doug
n lass of Waterbury spent Thanksgiving
v with Mr. Douglass's parents, Mr. and
Ia Mrs Edwin Douglass.-A partridge few
;. tNrough a window at Eliakim Bigelow s
n snday, breaking the glass and scatter
a ia It all over the roor The bird few
l. across the room and fell to the foor
II apparently dead, but 1t revived and after
r. being placed out of doors It few away
L broke the glass with a report like a
pistol shot.
to the game wardens were "a bucks
two does and one buck illegally shot
The successful hunters were Edwin
Paine. Maurice Horner, Dwight Butts
q Clarence Merrill. George w. Gale
= Harry Gibbs. George Benoir, George