Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-18

of Brainardsville, n. Y, and two sis
tiers, Mrs. D. a. Hovey, Of Worcester !
Mass. and Mrs. Mary Thomas of
Standish Mr.. and Mrs. Coolidge came
to stowe to make their home with /
Mr. and Mrs. Van Duscn in September,
1914 About the first Of last Septem-
Der Mr.. Coolidge returned to the
home Of his son in Ellenburg. Mrs
Coolidge remaining here on account
Of illness.
Mrs. :. r. Bamforth entertained at
dinner and afternoon bridge party at
the Green Mountain Inn Saturday. those
present including Mrs. G. NJ. Powers,
Mrs r. r. Child Mrs. J. NJ Kelley,
Mrs. Lou NJ Rubee, Mrs. Crane, Mrs.
NJ. r. Maurice Of Morrisvle, and Mrs.
o. f. Luce and Mrs NJ C. Lovejoy Of
Stowe Mrs. Lovejoy secured the first
prize and Mrs. Kelley the BOBBY prize
at bridge.-Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Saw
yer of North Arson, Me, have passed
the week with their sister, Mrs T.. r
Crane.-State Forester A. +. iIawes and
Il. a. Chandler were in stowe Friday to
look over some timber land belonging
TO the 9. Il. and f. o. Burt Lumber
company.-F. d. Van Dusen went Satur-
day to Ellenburg n. Y, to attend the
funeral Of his father-in-law, n. p.
Coolidge. Mrs. Van Dusen and Mrs.
Coolidge went earlier In the week-Mr
! and Mrs. Arthur Seaver went Satur-
day to West Somervilie. Mass. to pass
the week with their son, Ora B. Seaver
| whose marriage to Miss Greta Miles Of
that place is announced for the 2oth.-
A ball at the Green Mountain Inn Fri
day evening was attended by a large
number Music was by Shackett's or
chestra. assisted by Rolln Paul of
Morrisville and C. A. Douglass. An
oyster supper was served.
1t was said that 100 sportsmen from
stowe were hunting for deer Monday
morning. A light fall of snow enabled
the hunters to track the game very sue
1 cessfully. Orson s. Smith of Moscow
shot a doe on his own farm after being
out about an hour Monday morning.
Other successful hunters were George
Hart and +. c. and II. Bashaw, who
each shot buck, within few minutes
of each other. on Worcester mountain
A family reunion and dinner party at
tho home of NJ. and Mrs. J. Fred Camp
bell on West Hill Sunday was attended
by their eight children and families. Mr.
and Mrs. John G. Campbell of Bennng-
ton, James B. Campbell of st. Johns
bury, Mr. and Mrs. Fred +. Campbell
and two children of Morrlstown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy A. Baker of Hyde Park, Mr.
and Mrs. George S. Gale and six chill
dren OF Stowe. and the Misses Nyea
and Vivian Campbell and Howard Camp
bell, who are at home with their parents
The reunion, which was the first in Il
years at which the children were pres
ent, was In honor of Mr.. Campbell.
second son. James =. Campbell, who
, leaves next week for Washington. D. G.
l where he will assume the duties of hi
5 recent appointment as private secretar!
to Congressman Porter H. Dale. Mr.
= Campbell was graduated from Stow
high school in 1905 and from the Jniver
sity Of Vermont In 1909. He studied Law
r with A. F. Nichols in St. Johnsbury an,
was admitted to the bar with higl
honors.-E,liakim Bgelow was take,
Sunday afternoon to Burlington. wher
he underwent an operation at the Mar
Fletcher hospital for strangulate
hernia. Although Mr.. Bigelow is owe
81 he passed through the operation
safely and was doing we'll Monday. Hi
brother. Edwin r. Bigelow. and ply
scan accompanied him. They made tn
y trip with Felix L. Wells and son, Fell
. O. Wells. in the latter's car. The eide
Mr.. Wells went to the hospital for trea,
j. ment for hernia and submitted to a SUI
y gical operation Monday morning. f. {
Wells and the physician returned t
II Stowe Monday afternoon.-R. r. Nc
Mahon is deer hunting in Waitsfeld.-
Stanley Adams OF Montpelier is her
t for deer hunting.-Ernest Chadwick wa
n in Barnard Sunday to attend the III
c neral of an uncle.-Elton Forbes and Mis-
s Sybil Davis Of the Stowe Forks schoc
: were candidates for second and thir
e grade teachers certificates at the exam
: nations conducted by the Rev. Lemut
Davis at the Akeley Memorial buildne
/. Milford Hoisington has moved fror
S A. II. Slaytons Gold Brook tenemen
|. into George Adams house at Moscow
:. There was an attendance of about 80 a
II the meeting of Mansfield Mountai
a Grange Saturday at the home of tn
i NJ. Towne. in Stowe Hollow. a bount
!. full Grange dinner was served. A chi
r dren's day program was carried out.
e charge of the chidren's committee. Mr.
IS ELLA Foster. Mrs Louise Fuller an
!
o ent was Mrs. Lena Brown Reed of Re-
d lin.-H s. Matthews has begun carryin
It cream from the Gold Brook creamery
o the c. II. A. Stafford pasteurizing plan
= in Morrsville. Mr.. Matthews has rem
Is ed his farm on West Hill to Erne'
l. Ramstrom. but will reside in a part
- the house. Mr.. Ramstrom expects h
mother and brother from New Brunswc
to assist him in carrying on the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ p, Russell! have n
,r turned from West Somerv!lle, Mass
7 where they visited their daughter al
" husband, Mr.. and Mrs. conrad \. Adam
70 Mr.. and Mrs Edward Grout al
~ daughter, Emma and son, Max of w;
NJ terbury visited at \. L. Morrllls SUI
- day-Mrs. Frances Muzzy of Bolton
al at the home of her daughter and hu
= band. Mr.. and Mrs George Demeritt,
- Moscow. Mr. Demeritts mother, Mt
n Arthur Demertt. was visitor the
!. over Sunday-Miss Ruth Mcmahon ga
IN party Saturday evening in honor
~ Miss Delma Webster of Swanton. who
visiting her.
Among the successful deer hunters n
Ward Chaffce Lionel Culver, John Pc
pin. Orlo Douglass. Q, O. liolhroo
Roscoe Stowell, Ora Marshall, Par
hurst Labredu. Peter Nondle, :lst
Moulton and Erton Godfrey. Ward
n. b. Chaplin has secured gc-poul
eu doe.-M.ss Susan Bisclow was called
H. burlington Tuesday by an unfavoraN
us change in the condition of her fathe
IN fNiakim Bieelow who underwent an o
lat tod At