Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-16

returned to stowe Friday accompanied
| by Mr.. Pcrry's mother, Mrs NJ r. Perry.
who is a guest at Lookout Farm "A. ].
Magoon and family have picked leo
baskets of strawberries from less than a
third Of an acre The berries have sold
FOR Is and 10 cents per basket
Mrs, Erwin Adams and youngest son.
! Forbes left Monday to spend the rest
or the summer with Mrs Adams parents,
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Ireland i'm East
River Nova Scotia-Thorc was large
attendance at the CONGREGATIONAL Church
sunday morning when a service In com
memoration of st Johns day was held.
Members Of the Mystic Lodge, f.. e. A.
N, and Sickle Chapter o. e. S.. were
especially Invited to attend selection
was sung by a. II. Cheney George A.
Hurnham ana IT, W. Burnham Tho
church was tastefully decorated with
loral Masonic emhlems The Rev. Lemucl
Davis preached an appropriate sermon
In the absence Of the pastor, tho Rev.
William Icndry, the Row r. w. Collins
OF Moscow preached 1T the First Metho
dlst Episcopal ana West Branch Churches
sunday morning Mr.. Collins Is over S.
but the sermons were given with much
OF his old-time vigor-The exercises car
ried out by the children Of the Unity
Sunday school Sunday included two
motion songs solo by Hazel Gibbs and
recitations by Juna Cakes, Anna IIosmer,
Lyle Peterson, Lucy I.atuche, Goldle
Shonlo. Alice Shonio, Ruth Macutchan,
Iachasi straw, Leola Straw. Harry
Spauldins, John Gruber. Gerald Wells,
Pauline Harris ana Rchcccn Buron.-The
Rev. D. j. Sanford Of Hardwicll con
Quoted an out-of-doors Episcopal service
GnO1nv "a ;,
the summer residence Of Miss AbAle
Allen formerly the summer home OF Miss
Anna G. Brarkctt. About 20 were present
Including Miss Aliens guests and people
from Stowe.-Grcsts ~ Miss Aliens are:
Mrs. y. O. Newton Of Philadelphia, Mrs
Dahlgrcn Of Nashville. Tenn, Mss
Dclano OF Grand Rapids. Mich. Miss
Pcttiboue and Miss Catherine Lewis OF
New York city and Mss Catherine Hug
gins Of Eroollyn, n Y.-A6Out 40 were
present ct 81 meeting at the Akeey Me
mortal building Saturday evening to die
cuss plans for a cooperative creamery.
W. L. Demeritt prcsdod A committee
including Mr. pcrnerit,. Il. B. Gale and
Z. NJ Houston vas elected to confe-
with the directors OF The newly or
Ganized Cold BROOK Creamery associa-
TONI. S Dow and MS cousin. f. NJ
McCaffcy of Boston, were at Mr.. Dow's
home over Sunday. Mrs Dow has re-
Gently returned from n visit of several
weeks in Montpelier, East Montpelier
Hardwick and Barre.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
c. Morrill, and Mr. and Mrs. L. S.
Macutchan returned Sunday from a fish
ing trip to Green river hyde Park.-Mr
Rogers Of Mclndoes, who visited Mrs.
". y. Cheney last week, was accom-
panied home by Mrs. Chency's daughter,
Catherine.-Miss Edith Enstee and Mrs.
q. a. Enstce Of New York city are guests
at c. =. Eddv's-Mrs p. r. Kaiser and
children of Montpelier are visiting her
father G. G.. Town-The listers have
completed the quadrcnnial appraisal Of
real estate. Those whose appraisals have
been raised will be duly notifed.-Tht
committee to arrange for the observance
of Old Home Week GRANGE day will meet
with Mrs. G. +. Eddy Saturday evening
The members of the committee are: II.
/. Straw. g. NJ Town. c. p Scribner,
Mrs. Eddy, Mrs Phoebe Adams, Mrs,
j. F. Campbell, Il. l.. Chaffee. Mrs. w
l.. Domcrtt and Miss Iuoz Ayers-Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Taylor are visiting their
son, Clinton Taylor, ard family in Dan
ville.-Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Shaw, who
, made an automobile trip to Belvidere
,,,l.
Tonltt,. 1,,r. bod s.ar+ u.asrl
~ - n Dr., &, ,,,,e,,,a h.. a.,
i.Le.,ss ~, o,,. ~ bis 1ags-\Iiss Norma
ril;o v,sftod bor r,otbar Ms Charles
pix. SUNDAY. at "N1ountain View Farm"
tbe nome of p : Warren Miss pike
who has been caring for her grand
mother. Mrs. Grover. at Waterbury Cen
ter, returned Sunday to Montpeller-H
+. Pike visited Mrs Pike at the Mary
, Fletcher hospital SundaY.-Mrs. C. y.
simmons has returned from Craftsbury,
where she has visited her sisters, Mrs.
y. II. Kaiser and Mrs. Charles Miller
At n meeting in Stowe Hollow Mon
day evening of the members of the Gold
Brook Co-Opcrativc Creamery association
and a committee from the proposed Stowe
Cooperative association TO confer upon
n union of forces the Cold Brook people
. agreed TO unite If the site for the pro-
posed creamery be on the main road 70
I Waterbury. somewhere between the lower
8 village and the Cold Brook bridge. and
: to postpone further operations until Sat
urday evening when another meeting
| will be held at the Akeey Memorial
t l.Alding All interested in forming
cooperative creamery in Stowe are in
{ vited to attend-The funeral OF Mrs.
, Jack Shonio was held Tuesday afternoon