Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-12
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STOWE

Relatives from stowe who att nia ID the
funeral of Mrs Helen Eddy Somerville in
Waterbury Saturday were J. Ayers. W.
W Ayers, Mrs. Aurora Adams Mr. and
Mrs. W IS. Adams. Ms NJ " Marshall
Mrs. Fred Tatr0 Mr. and Mrs. Selgen
Adams. MIR. and Mrs Herberr cleveland
Mrs Vernon Chamberlaiu Miss inez
Ayers Mrs. c. F. Eddy and Mrs Maude
Heath. The remains were brought here md
buried in the Eddy fami" lot in River
Bank cemetery Miss Dorothca Seaver of
Cadys Falls is visiting her aunt, Mrs. 6
NJ. Town. Her mother, Nh +. * Sea
yer, is visiting Mrs, f. } Adams a the
Fanny Allen hospital, WinoosFi-Mr and
Mrs. Giles A. Dewey returned tturiat
from their wedding trip, durine which
they visited Montreal and northern New
York.-Mrs c. O. Burt and the Misses
barbara and Marjorie Burt gave tea
at tn. home o Maple street Friday
afternoon Il was one Of series of teas
and a half dozen ladies were present
Mrs II. c. Mcmahon gave one of Sc
res Of card parties at her home SATURDAY
afternoon. Ten tables were played.
A public meeting will be held Thurs
day evening at eight O'Clock at the high
school building, every person being re-
quested to bring an old-time dinner-pail
and an old-fashioned school lunch The
following program will be carried out:
Music by the Peerless orchestra; "Why
We Have Come" Principal r. j. Rey-
nods; History a Foundation for Modern
Life" George a Burnhem; "Getman-
L. S. Training and Value" Miss Bernice
Parkel music, quartette; Training for
Vermonts Great Industry r. l.. Chat
fee: recess and the dinncr-p exhibits,
Occupation Work" Ms Susan A Bge-
low: Language" Miss Martha Camp
bell; Writing and Geography" Miss
Mertie Merritt; "Composition and AritN-
metc" Miss Ella Sargent; music, qua
tette; Applied Mathematics Miss $. AZ
ma Fttasimonds English VIVA, We
Tech and Why Mr.. Reynolds, "Wha'
you Can Dc 20 Help Your Child" Su-
perlntendrnt c. D. Howe mus'c, Peerless
orchestra; discussion Elizabeth. the SIX
year-old daughter OF Mr.. ari Mrs. I. J.
Harlow of Stowe Hollow, net with a
serious accident while sliding Friday
morning. The child, who was out alone
was fovnd By re. siatc~ at the
foot CT steep hi. Apparent
ly her SID rLn into : fence
post hreahrs her light leg above the
knee. sh, had be All on the SHOW for an
hour AID a aalf was was nearly frozen
She was doing well Saturday -
Mrs. II. c. Reed, who has spent
few days in Stow, returned
&c Aoriin Friday What is though
to De the larges. load Of logs ever drawn
into the village came into the c T. and
f. O Burt lumber yard from Stowe
Forks Thursday. 1t contained Sc logs
and measured 2.G96 feet. The legs wee
dry or the load would have been toe
heavy for two horses.
Mrs H e Shaw, George w. Gale, >
II. Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. r s Kaisef
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G bailey were among
those who attended the funeral OF Mrs
George w Warren In Morrlsvltle Mon
day. The remains were brought tC
stowe and the burial was in the Kaiser
family lot In the River bank cemetery
Mrs Warren was sister of Ms
Charles Ploof, Joseph DeCell ana the
late Mrs. $. II. Kaiser OF Stowe,--Ther,
was an increased attendance and AZ
interesting service at each of the vii
lage churches Sunday when Every
body .at-church" day was observed. Al
Unity Church the pastor spoke upor
THE Sermon Heard at the Educa / on.
al Meeting There we're about 200 pres
ont at the Congregational Church. TIL,
pastor preached Oh the subject, "Ol
This Rock VIII I Build My Church.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church tn,
subject Of the sermon was 'rh,
Temptation Of Christ" There was
p large attendance Mt the evening meet
ing. which was led by w. r. Collins
Mrs LaRose, who with three chldre
recently came from Brattleboro to III
I home OF her father, w S. Capenter
at the Burt tenement on Pucker ST. ee'
went Monday to Burlington Tor treat
t ment for an Abscess at the Mar,
I Fletcher hospital.--Mrs. Jesse Bohan