Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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H. ~ McMahOn ana MISS Mildred Nc.
Mahon Of Minneapolis, Howard F.. Shaw
and family. Il. A. Strong and family, f.
c. Wells and family and Miss Wells and
her sisters visited Williamstpwn Gulf
Sunday, going by automobile.-Mr. and
Mrs. f. o. Wells are visiting their daugh.
ter in Lynn, MasS-Miss Marjorie
Watts, who has returned from Barre
where she underwent surgical treatment
Tor adenolds and tonsils. Is doing we'll
The enrolment at Stowe high school has
reached 80. The whole number in the
nigh and graded schools is about 90
y. F. Gerry received many calls from
friends on Sunday. his 10Th birthday
Miss Josephine Corbin will give an adj
dress upon missions Mt the First Metho.
dist Episcopal Church Friday evening at
eight enthusiastically proving unfavor-
able for a picnic members of the Con
gregational Sunday school were given
an automobile ride to Lake Lamoill in
Morrisville. Lunch was served at tho
nome of the superintendent. Mrs. Alice
Raymond. and a visit was made 70 tho
FaIisades park.-T. A. Straw and his
cousin. Miss Dorothy Heron, were IN
Morrisville Monday.-Leslie n. Tav,or.
1850 '''' pototu lAt summer In StOUa.
left Saturday for his home in Buffalo.
n " by way OF Lake Champlain. Mr..
Taylor's health has been much benefited
by Els stay In Stowe. He will soon en-:
Ter the school OF Mechanical Arts in
Cleveland, Ohio.-The Misses Dorothy
Heron, Marion Pike, Muriel Pike. Heller
Morgan. Katherine Smalley and Lillian
Godfrey went Sunday morning 10 MI
Mansfield. The Misses Heron and Pile
TOOK the Long Trail to the south TO Lake
Mansfield. arriving there at 7:3o IN the
evening. The others of the party went
by the Long Trail to Smugglers Notch
TO the ~north.-Sidney Oliver Of RAJ FRO
preached at the First Methodist Ep,sco.
pal and West Branches Sunday. In the
absence or the pastor, r. L. Chafee read
d sermon at the CONGREGATIONAL Church
SUNDAY morning. The church was taste
iu4iE decorated with autumn flowers in
hohor OF autumn Sunday.-There have
peen severe frosts here for several morn
ings.
Miss Emily Mickey has returned to Ger
mantown. Pa, after two weeks with her
cousin. Mrs. f. S. Boardman-A dougb-
ter was born Saturday to Adna c. and
Mary Reed Ayers at their home nj Pleas
ant View Farm.-Henry c. Mcmahon. who
mas visited his brother, G. L. NcN1a INN
and sister, Mrs. Q. +. Luce. left satpr-
day for Minneapolis.-Mrs Dolores Rus
sell who has spent a week with her cons
in, Mrs. Alma Smith. and other Stove
friends. and who went Saturday to the
home of her sister, Mrs. |. f.
lin, in Worristown, will go this week to
MlnnpADOliS on hpr u1ay. ., lor .-,- l..
Merriield, Minn.-Mr. and Mrs. Chester
r. Billings of Rochester. who ire on their
wedding trip, have visited Mrs. Billings's
cousins. Mrs. w. w. Ayers and Mrs. f.
5. Boardman, and other stowe relatives.
the regular meeting Of Mansfield
Mountain grange Saturday afternoon the
chairs were filled by past masters. thu
first master of the grange. George s. Nc
Allister, acting as master. K. S. Warren
as overseer. Mrs. Carrie e. straw lee
turer, II. 6. Fuller steward J. +. Camp-
bell assistant steward. Mrs. Della Nc
Allister chaplain. The program carried
out included musical selections bv Mrs.
Maidie Butts on the piano. G. p. Serb
ner' violin, accompanied by Mrs. D..
Demerritt' the grange choir, papers, "A
Model Town. by Mr.. McAllister." "a
Model Farmer" Mr.. Warren" "A Model
Farm" Mr.. Fuller, "a Model Grange"
Mrs. McAllister. "A Model Wife" Mr..
Campbell, recitations by Mrs. McAllistar.
a dialogue, "A sudden Discovery" by
Mrs. Bertha Chaplin, J. f. Campbell and
Curran Bellows.
O.. Z. Luce, C. C. Graves of Water
bury and +. b. Thomas of MONTPELIER.
commissioners of the .. f. Eddy es-
tate, held a meeting here Monday.
when sealed bids were received for
the Eddy and Macutchan dry goods
business. II. L. Shaw, being the high
est bidder, the business was sold 10
him. The store is closed this week
for invoicing. B.. +. Wallace of Wat
erhury has been engaged to assist. Mr..
and Mrs. W. b. Macutchan. who have
conducted the business. will move his
fall to their farm on the West Branch
road.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill of
Waterbury will move this week TO the
farm purchased by Mrs. HIS father,
G. w. Chaplin. of ID. V. Reed.-Mr. and
Mrs. Chaplin. who are now living with
Mrs. Chapin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. A. E~gglestOn. will move into the
Congregational parsonage October l.
MISS vi ! iooi 10 NloItlIS HtT slSIfI
and attending the state fair at White
River Junction.-Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence f. Dunaven. on an automobile
trip from birmingham, Mass, are
guests Of Mrs. Dunaven's sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fow-
Ter. at the Knoll.-Miss Isabel Smith
goes next week to Boston, where she
will enter simmons College. Other
graduates Of Stove high school who
will enter college his fall are Elton
b. Forbes, Give Demeritt and Charles
c, Gale, who will go to the University
of Vermont-The little daughter born
September 10 to Mr.. n Mrs. Adm
c, Ayers has been named Pearl Emma.
Mr. Flora R~lodgett, who has been
confined to the house by illness, is
able to be out again.-Mrs, r. r. Wade
OF Tilton, n. H., and her sister. Miss
Ida kidder of Goffstown. have return
ed to their homes after visiting their
sister. Mrs. Elmer Shaw, and Mrs.
Wade's daughter, Mrs, j. B. Ayers
Mrs. Mae Straw McQuade. daughter OF
II. f. Straw, who had a leg broken
when she fell down three stories from
the back porch at her home in Chi
cage In July, is still confined in a cast
at st. Luke's hospital In Chicago
Mrs. f. L. Billings went Tuesday to
Barre on her way to visit friends in
Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. WIN Bennett
and three children of Eden, Mrs. Ben
netts sister, Miss Maude Lapson Of
Richmond, Mr., and Mrs. $. NJ. Brush
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. & Morrill, md