Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-28

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spect the local auxiliary. s. of V.-Mrs.
AHA Greene returned Tuesday evening
from a three weeks stay in Highgate,
guest of Mrs Lantman.-Mrs Sarah Hoyt
returned Tuesday evening from Parish
Vile ~ V, where she has passed the
summer.
STOWE.
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
Church served chicken-pie dinner
at the church Wednesday noon.-Sunday
, school Rally day exercises we're we'll
carried out at the Congregational Church
Sunday morning. Addresses were made
by W. r. Collins, W. ]. English, H. II.
Cooley and the pastor, the Rev. Lemuel
Davis, and exercises we're carried out
by tile children. There was special
music and good attendance.-Mrs.
Mary A. Jenney was given a surprise
Sunday afternoon when about rs OF her
relatives called on her in honor Of her
birthday. Lunch was served. Among
those present were Mrs. Jenney's sisters
Mrs. A. L. Douglass and Miss Rose d.
Straw, and brother, A. r. Straw. and
pastor and wife. the Rev. and Mrs. F.
Il. Crane-Melvin Wilson found ripe
members, who went to the Barnes camp
in Smugglers Notch Friday, gave up
the trip to the mountain Saturday on
account of the unfavorable weather. but
visited Smugglers' Notch. returning
home Saturday afternoon.-C. w. FRI
hofer of the United States dairy divis-
ion went Saturday to Bethel after some
time with the Mt. Mansfield creamery
NT,, RI.
turned Monday from short visit with
Mr. and Mrs. \. +. Bigelow in More
town. Mr.. Bigelow is rebuilding his
Cloverdale creamery, which was burned
last week.-Snow flakes fell here Sat
urday for the first time this season.
Mt. Mansfield was white Saturday,
Mrs. l.. r. Page of Morrisville visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Meal
lister, over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs c. F.
Smith Of Morrsville called on Mr.. and
Mrs. McAllister Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Mcmahon have
returned from five weeks tour during
which they visited Minneapolis. Chi
cago, Grand Haven, Grand Rapids and
Detrot.-Donald NJ. Mcmahon has re-
turned to Dartmouth College after
short visit at his home in Stowe-A
on her 18th birthday anniversary at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Douglass, was attended by Is Of her
young frends.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ray
mond have moved into the O'Nelll house
on Miller Brook. Mr.. Raymond is en-
ployed by n. 3. Chapin.-H. A. Cleve-
land is ill.-Mr. and Mrs. E c. Magoon
have returned from visit in Hard
Monday to Danvcrs, Mass, after a short
visit in stowe.-The Epworth League Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church will
have a Halloween social at tie church
Monday evening. November lat the
meeting of Mansfield Mountain Grange
Saturday evening the third AM fourth
degrees will be worked upon class OF
candidates Each lady is asked to bring
n cake made without eggs, accompanied
by the recipe. A short program will be
carried out.-A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. o. Burt on October 26-Mrs
G. G. Foster attended the funeral of q
cousin, Mrs. L. r. Foster, in Waterbury
Center Monday.-Mrs. l.. S. Peterson was
in Waterbury Center Monday-Miss
Bernice Town of the West Branch
school has attended an alumni reunion
and will attend the State teachers con-
vention at Rutland.--Miss Dorothy
Wright of the Moscow school gave a
Halloween party to her pupils Tuesday
evening.-Miss Wright will attend the
teachers conventon.--The high school
will not be in session Thursday and FRI
day this week. Principal w. j. Eng
lish and Assistants H. II. Cooley and
pba xxyill OFT bo toor hor -
convention.
John Lewis 1atuch and Miss Alma
14araway We're married at the home OF
the grooms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
I.atuch. on West Branch at two o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Lemuel Davis
The bridal party stood upon beautiful
rug made by the groom's grandmother
when she was &c years Of age. The guests
present were: Joseph Laraway OF Bus.
ton, an uncle of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Laraway Of Stowe, and Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Laraway Of Johnson
parents of the bride besides the groom.
parents, his brother. Roy. and sister, Miss
Lucy, and his grandfather John Latuch
Mr. and Mrs Latuch left at five O'Clock
70 trip to Barre and other points
north. They will make their home In
Stowe.-Mrs. Edwin Eggleston picked blue
violets October &c.
A. A. Royce was in ST Johnsbury this
week on busness.-The ladies' of tn,
Methodist Church served a chicken-pit
dinner at the church Wednesday. Mis-,
Alice Cole Of Morristown is visiting hel
sister. Mrs o. A. Barrows. and othel
relatives in Stowe-Mrs C. l.. Mcmahon
Miss Ruth Mcmahon. Mrs Howard
Thomas. Miss Rachel Thomas and r. r
AIcMahon made ar automobile trip Il
burlington Tuesday
JEFFERSONVILLE.
At the home of the Rev. II. c. Howard