Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-04
HAPPE N|NGs IN VERMONT
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Barrows; Toto. Mrs. c.. o. Burt: YUM
Yum, Miss Muriel Pike; Du-Du, Miss
Marjorie Burt; Tulip, Mrs. T. A. Doug
lass; Fairy Moonbeam, Miss Ruth Nc
Mahon; the emperor, What-for-Whi.
Donald Mcmahon; Prince So-Tru, T. A.
Douglass; Prince So-Sli, c. A. Riley;
Top-Not. Harry Burnham; Saucer Eyes,
Harry Burnham; musical director, G. A.
Burnham: pianist, Miss Marjorie Gates.
Tickets are on sale at Riley's.-The flu
neral Of the infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Davis was held at the house
Monday afternoon, conducted by the
Rev. Lemuel Davis, The burial was in
he River Bank cemetery.-Miss Eliza
beth Barrows and brother, Eben. Of Nor
risville are passing the week with their
grandmother. Mrs. G. c.. Robinson.-Mrs.
c. B. Boyce OF Montpelier is passing a
few days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. F. Eddy.-Clarence Chadwick of Mont
pelier came Tuesday to work for - II.
Chadwick.
There was a good attendance at the
town meeting Tuesday. The morning
session was in the town hall as usual.
The afternoon session was In the audi
forum Of the Akeley Memorial building.
4 large number OF ladies and the pupils
of the nigh school were present during
the day. Officers elected are: Modera-
tor. A. r. Straw; clerk and treasurer.
Mrs. Alice A. Raymond; lister for three
years, +. A, Eggleston; school director
for three years, DR.. ]. c. Morgan; select
man for three years. A. j. McGfbbon;
road commissioner, w. w. Ayers; over
seer OF the poor. F. A. Strong; audi
tors, r. F.. Stafford, l.. L. Harris, r. T.
Crane: Jurors, H.. p, Shaw, +. r. Smith:
constables, ]. r. Wells, Harold Sanborn;
to prosecute and defend suits. A.. A, Pike;
trustee of public money, O. F.. Luce; IL
brary trustee for Ave years, o. Il. Luce;
cemetery commissioner, II. r. Jenney;
collector of delinquent taxes, c. Nj,
Watts: to deed real estate. G.. s. McAllis-
ter. 1t was voted to appropriate SW
for the State highway fund: to pay a
80 tax: to appropriate $26 for the observ-
ance of Memorial day; $50 for the public
library, and s25 for the agricultural and
domestic art school contest After much
discussion the article In regard to build
Ing a new schoolhouse for the Stowe high
and graded schools was passed over.
rhe license vote was. 1S no. 81 yes: for
druggists licenses. 19 no, II yes.-The
ladies' OF Unity Church realized about
s14 from the dinner served In the ves-
try town meeting day, and the aides of
the Methodist Episcopal Church about
tN. A new stove has been Installed In
the kitchen Of the latter church.-The
remains of Mrs. Frances p, Mower were
brought here from Manchester, N. H.,
Wednesday and the burial was made In
the River Branch cemetery. where her
husband, Augustus Mower, was buried
about four years ago, Mrs, Mower was
formerly Mrs. r. F. Thompson Of Hyde
Park. Her daughter-in-law, Mrs, Eliza
beth Thompson, accompanied the re-
mains from Manchester. and Mr.. and
Mrs. H.. e. Delano Of fillmore We're here
TO attend the burial, Mrs. Delano being
a daughter OF Mr.. Mower, who was form
erly a resident of Stowe.-Mrs Charles
T.. Robinson accompanied her son, Don,
Monday to Burlington, where the latter
underwent an operation for appendicitis
Wednesday. This is the NTH child OF
the family who has undergone surgical
treatment for Observation-Disclosures J.
Waite, who is passing the winter at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Darling
in Hampton. Va, writes that Or. II, G
Brigham OF Grand Rapids, Mich, presi'
dent of the Lake Mansfield Trout club
and Mrs. Brigham have recently visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Darling Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Larson, who came last aprin<