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

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the Lamoille County Christian En-,
deavor Union was held at the Congre-
sational Church in Stowe Thursday
The morning session opened with the
president. c. b. story of Worthwhile
in the chair. Mrs. Herbert Woodbury.
'of Morrisville acted as secretary A
devotional service was led by the Rev
j. f. Bowman Of North Hyde Park
The address of welcome was given by
the Rev Lemuel Davis; response by
Walbridge Fullington Of Johnson. A
survey of the field was given by the
president A roll call. reports of Of
ficers and appointment of committees
were followed by an address. The
Six Story Christian" by the Rev w
F. Baker of Morrisville. Dinner was
served by the ladies of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, The program for
the afternoon session included the de-
votional service by the Rev. Bowman;
reports of committees; address, The
Recent Finds and Their Rights" by
the Rev. Lemuel Davis; missionary
and junior conferences. The soci-
cites of North Hyde Park, johnson,
Jeffersonville. Cambridge, Morrisville
Martha Mae Campbell and Raw A.
Baker were married Thursday after
noon by the Rev LemueI Davis Mt the
home of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. F. Campbell, on West Hill.
Miss Ella Sargent was the bridesmaid
and Leo Sargent was the best man.
The bride wore a gown of lavender
SILK trimmed with cream colored lace.
The bridesmaid wore blue silk. ONLY
the family of the bride. and groom's
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Weeks,
were present. Mrs. Baker, who has
taught two years very successfully in
the stowe graded school and for one
year previously in Claremont ~ H.,
was graduated from Stowe high school
In 1905 and from the F1tchburg Mass,
state normal school in 1911. Mr. Ba-
ker attended the Lamoille Central
Academy in Hyde Park and took a
course in the Vermont Business Col
lege in Burlington. During the after
noon Mr., and Mrs. Baker left for Hill
crest farm in Hyde Park, which Mr..
Baker has recently purchased. Mrs.
g. w Culver and Mrs. George N Fish
err attended the funeral Of their cou-
sin. Mrs Choate, In Morrisville Thurs
day'-C, L. Mcmahon has sold the res
'dence on West Branch recently pur-
chased of Mrs. V. c. Babcock TO F.. c.
Hadley of Northboro. Mass. Mrs Had
ley Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. s. Luce of Morrisville. formerly Of
Stowe.-D. s. Luce has sold the Good :
ell place on the hill road to Morris
Vile to o. E. Styles
BY the summer time table on the
Mt Mansfield Electric railway. which
went into effect Monday, cars leave
Stowe at 7:l5 and 1850 a. m. and $40 and
4:45 p. m. Cars arrive in Stowe at
1905 a, m, 1850. $40 and TBS p. m.-Mt.
Mansfield was white nearly half way
down Saturday morning and the Wor-
cester mountains for third OF the way,
an unusual sight for June %. There
was snow on the mountains June 10. 1909
ID. s. McAllister returned Saturday to
North Hyde Park after visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, G. S. McAllister
Mr., and Mrs, J, h. de Swarte of MIL
waukee, Wis, and their daughters, the
Misses Ruth, Lois and Doris, and sons.
Ralph, Bruce and Walter, arrived Satur-
day for few DAYS visit with their
uncle, Eliakim Bigelow, and other rela-
tives in Stowe. Mrs, de Swarte. who
was Miss Grace Parsons, daughter OF
Mrs f. A, Parsons. formerly of Stowe,
has not been here for 26 years-Mrs
William Ransom has returned to Wood
stock after visiting her cousin, Mrs w
NJ, Parsons,-Mrs Wayne T. Burt gave
a pleasant tea party Friday afternoon to
10 Of her friends.-There was an old and
young folks hall at the Green Mountain
Inn Friday evening, Miss Martha Allard
returned Saturday to Burlington after