Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-22

trr-in-law Mira b."Nore. =. Hiughnnl-
vine.--H. /. peard the yos..nss,sr fo.
% yoarR, 80 not take the examination.
FER re-npppintmant as no wishes To re-
sign from That work. rhero were 0o,.,.
n'ho cook r!e y>or'nctiCr
STOWE.
Mrs Iav!nn IrlIutso,I 6!c-l - ps,e,
St. Jocks at the 200: Of Nj Mansfield
FRIDAY night aftor Il snort ll!uegs With
the grip. Mrs. Tliotson vas fcrmerly
from Watorvile rnd vas housekeeper FOR
air. st. jock. 4 ->,hcw Walter Boder
resides In Stowo.
Tic funs5ai of Mrs Lav1na Ttiiotson
WuH conducted by tn. Rev. Lemue Davis
M"rday afternoon n. the homo 0. peter
St Joos on the mountain road above
Stove Forks. Where ehu disd Saturdey
after shor, llln'ss The buria. was !r
the West Branch ccmetsry Mis- Tilctsor
vas ABOUT 60 years of age she leaves
treo brothers. who reside &; st. Athens,
Fairfax sgd Rarre, urc sister Mrs.
!edc'l OF Watervile The funeral Of
Samuel Fow.er was conducted by he Rev
r. =. CrGnmer Of Mcrrisvil'c Monday
morning ut his homo in sterling whore
he died Friday after short illness. Mr.
Fo7 Ter WIS So last June Hewas veteran
and pensloner of the Civil War. He had
lived in Sterling many years He leaves
three sons and three daughters, John
Fowler OF Johnson. Willis Fowler, George
Fowler, Mrs. Fannie Coburn and Mrs
Flora Godfrey of stowe and Mrs. Anna
Hoisington, who is a patient in the Wat
orbury State hospital He is survived by
six grandchildren The remains were
Y1g IN, 1,. ,,,1.
be buried IN the cemetery at Morristown
ICorners.-Mrs. +. s. Boardman and her
young son. John, went Monday to Wi
nooski. whore the latter will enter the
Fanny Allen hospital for an operation for
anpcndiotis.-The Roy. Z. r. Crane Of
Unity Church preached at Bellows Fall,
sunday The Rev. Mrs Kimban of Mari.
horo, y. H., preached at Unity Church
Tho Rev. Lemuel Davis Of the Congrega-
tional Church and the Rev. William Hen
dry Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
exchanged pupits Sunday mornlng.-Mrs
Roy Ploof, who has been very i'll for two
months has been moved to the home Of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D Van
Dusen. Her sister, Mrs George Saxby Of
Bellows Falls is caring for her and their
mother. Mrs. Van Duscn. who is recov-
cring slowly from sever" injuries result
ing from fall several weeks ago Mrs
F. b. Van Dusen returned Sunday to
Morrisviile after caring for her mother
in-law since her ujury.-Miss Marjorie
Watts returned Monday to Waterbury
after passing sunday in Stowe
News has been received OF the birth
January Il of SON. Arthur Kimban
Wiley Jr, to Mr. and Mrs Arthur X.
Wiley Of Montpelier Mrs Wiley was
formerly Miss Nettie Brush Of Stowe
Mrs. jerome b. Ayers Is i'll with pneu-
monia at her home on the Ra rows road
| -Thirty-siX loads of logs LIFT Willis "
| Barnes 8 camp in Smugglers Notch Mon
day for the G. f. q +. o. Burt Lum-
Der company's mill at the village.-Mr
| and Mrs. Howard Smith are III at their
| home on the West Branch-C A
! Tomlinson has received news of the death
of Mrs. Tomlinsons brother Heman
| GarroW, in Milton Monday afternoon
! Mrs Tomlnson has been in Milton since
| Thursday. condition Of Mrs. Ellen
Lloyd at L. b. Tomlnson's remains very
| low.-Mrs q, n Fisher returned Tues
! day from Waterville, whore she was call
ed SATURDAY by the death of a niece.
| The condition of George II. Watts at
| II. +. Faunces does not improve.-Miss
Ida Crosby is confined to her home by
/ injuries resulting from fall last week
4 prayer service was conducted by the
Rev. Lcmuel Davis at The home of Mr.
/ ana Mrs. +. =. Tomlinson Wednesday
a,t>rncoa Tor Mr. Jane = Gl1yd, VIII
dled there at four o'clock Tuesday after
noon after a long Illness from ht1-.
:-oublA. The body wss taken Wednesday
! at'trnoon to Richmond. Wherr the fun
srnl will BE held at tn, Congregational
! Church Friday afternoon. Mrs Gloyd
vas 70 years of aeA ari weo born In
! Bolton. she passed the larger part of ner
! lie in Richmond and Jericho. She had
| been with her s;cr-dauEhter, Mrs L. e.
| Tomllnoon, since May 1913 Mrs Goyd's
maiden name was Jane 4. Hinhaon. She
vas married in early Efe 90 Joseph
| stochHeu, Na?,. Tonlinaons tathc.
Their only dauehter Mtnnie 4, Died at
| the age of % about TIE time of III
stockwclls dea'h. In 1851 Mrs Stockwell
married Jesse <. Gloyd of Richmond.
| who died about nine years ago. Mr.,
Gloyd was woman of noble Christian,
character ard had many warm friends.-
i successful ara interesting farmers
| meeting at the nigh school building Tues
day evening under the auspices of the
high school agricultural department wa"
addressed by Principal Green and Pro-
fessor Kibby of the Randolph Agr-
cultural school who spoke upon the
home mixing of fertilizers and economical
summer and winter feeding. A large
number OF farmers were In attendance
as we'll as the students. The Peerless
orchestra furnished music,-Amonc mem
hers Of Sickle Chapter, order Of the
Eastern Star, who attended the meet.
ing OF Coral Chapter at Morrisvillc Tuee.
day evening were: Mrs Agnes Jcuney
matron, H. w Burnham, patron, Mrs
Mary A, Jenney, MIR and Mrs c. ;
Marshall, Mr. and Mrs II. c. Mcmahon
Mrs + G. Russell Mrs. Mae Chaplin
Mrs W. T. Burt, Mrs Ahbic Warren,
Mrs /. l.. Macutchan, and the Misses
Barbara Burt, Inez smith, Minnie Smith
and Ella Sargent Miss Ruth Bailey OF
brristown is visiting Mrs. George
lement at The Lookout Farm"-Miss
one Hawley was in Waterbury Tues
lay.--Miss lnez Smith is employed as
.ookkeeper in H. Waite X sons store in
Morrsvlle this Week.-Mrs. Mary A.
Jenney is VISITING her sister Mrs.
Lucretia Bundy, in MoTisvile
WOLCOTT.
Chester, the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
lfal l., ri