Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-23
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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testing, r. l.. Chaffee. w. L. Demeritt, r. |
Nj. Houston. There will be cow-testing in |
the forenoon picnic dinner will be |
served at the Akeley Memorial building
Principal Green of the Randolph State |
agricultural school will give an address
In the afternoon.-The ladies of the Con- |
gregationa Church will have a food and
apron sale at the church vestry Friday
afternoon. Ice cream will be served.-The |
Rev. William Hendry occupied the pulpits
at the First Methodist Episcopal and
West Branch Churches Sunday after two
weeks vacation Mt Camp Abnaki on Lake
Champlan.-P ]. Van Dusen of Rose
berg, Douglass county Oregon, is
visiting his brother, F. b. Van Dusen, IN
stowe. The brothers had not met each
other for SO years.-Mrs Redfern. who has
visited her cousin, Mrs. James, at hor
nome with her daughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Collins left for
her home in Milwaukee, Wis, Tuesday.
Miss Muriel Pike is passing the week
at Lake Nilloughby-M r. C. Wright
has returned from a visit In Waterbury.
Mrs. Emily Stockwell and daughter
Mrs. Edna Stockwel, of Rochester. who
have visited Mr.. and Mrs f. y. Clair.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Ayers and other
stowe relatives, went Tuesday to visit
friends in Waterbury. Taylor of
! Buffalo, n. Y, is visiting Miss Dorothy
! Huron of Oshkosh. Wis, who IS passing
the summer with her aunt, Mrs. A. r.
Straw. Mr.. Taylor is making his home
| at w. G.. Town s.-Mrs c. D. Bruce has
returned from Burlington, whore she WIS.,
! tied Mr. Bruce. whose condition is i'm
proving at the Mary Fletcher hospital
II. II. Pike went by automobile to Bur-
/ llngton Tuesday, returning with Mrs.
! Plke and the daughter born to them at
the Mary Fletcher hospital July T.
/ meeting In the interests Of n CO.
| operative creamery will he held at the
selectmen's office in the Akeley Memorial
! building Saturday evening The com
inlttee has secured 16 names Of men who
agree to take 10 shares of stock at SO
/ a share and expect to secure the Is
names deemed necessary before the
meeting when an association will be or
/ ganized and officers elected The com
mittec could come to no agreement with
/ II. w. Bclden of the Mt Mansfield
creamery in regard to purchasing that
property and It Is expected that build
ing Will be built on l.. b. Tomlinson' 8
/ farm at the lower vilage.-At a meet
! Ing Of the members of the Gold Brook
| Cooperative Creamery association in
Stowe Hollow Tuesday evening it was
voted to continue the association in
stead of joining the proposed town as
ISOLATION. Work on the building and Sc
! curing equipments, suspended while the
! matter was under consideration, will he
resumed. The board Of officers was COM
treasurer and now consists of Edmund
/ McGibbon, president; Giles A. Dewey,
vice-presldent; II. W. Luce, secretary
and treasurer-Mr. and Mrs. p. d. Pike,
a. A. Pike Mrs Anna Kimball Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin r. Blgelow, Miss Grace
Bgelow and Miss Margaret Ball were
among those from stowe who attended
the funeral of Harland p. Munson in
| Morrisvllle Wednesday afternoon.--Mrs.
Wayne It. Burt gave a tea party Tues
day afternoon r. 10 young ladies, who
were asked to bring their thimbles The
dainty articles of needework provided
for them We're, after completion, bestowed
| upon the guest of honor. Miss barbara
Burt. a sister of Mr. Burt. who IS soon
| to be married to Leo II. Moody Of
Minneapolis, MINI. Among the guests
| We're: Mrs. W A. Cheney of Milton,
Mass, Mrs. n. c. Scribner Of Saco. Me,
Mrs. ". II. Faunce of Providence, r. l..
and Mrs W. w. Houston Of Cleveland,
Ohio.-Miss Margaret Ball, associate
professor of English at the Mount
! HolYoke College is the guest of Miss
Grace Bigelow at The Ledges.-N1rs. f.,
S. Boardman is passing the week at
Lake Mansnod.--Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Pratt have returned from West Bolton,
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ira II.
Fuller.-The two chylren II Mr. and
Mrs George Moody, who have been cared
for by Mrs. BENJAMIN Mayo for two
months, have been taken to the Home
| for Destitute Children.-Mrs. Henry Holt
| Of Burlington Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
| G. NJ. Taber, at Four Winds Farm
| L. L. Harris was In Montpelier Tues
day.-Mrs c. L. Mcmahon gave a tea
Tuesday afternoon to 1G ladies' In honor
Of her sister-in-law, Mrs Henry c. Nc
| Mahon of Minneapolis, who Is passing
the summer in stowe Among those
present were: Mrs. Addie Harris of
Springfield, Mass, Mrs. o. f. Luce Mrs
Julia Cakes Mrs f.. c. Russell. Mrs.
Mary A. Jenney, Miss Rose @. Straw
Mrs. c. r. Burt, Mrs Vernon wilkins,
Mrs. c. II. Stone. Mrs. L. L. Harris
Mrs w. b. Macutchan, Mrs. NJ. c. Love-
JOY. Mrs. A. II. Cheney. Mrs. r. f.
Stafford and Miss Ida Harris Miss Ruth
McMahon sang and Donald Mcmahon
played violin selections accompanied by
Mrs Henry c. McMahon.-The Akeley
Memorial building, which is lighted by
gas Is being wired for electric light
ing.