Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-14

Margaret Clevelan; school work, CONT
nents. first Philip George, second Kath-
ryn Long. third Edith Magoon; map Of
Vermont first Amos Swing; raised map,
FIRST Douglass Barrows, second Edith
Magoon, third Douglass Barrows; writ
ing, first Nellie Aiken. second Blanche
| Morse, third Helen Williams; manual
| work. first Byron Culver. Mills school.
second Donald Ayers, third Ralph Tatro,
fourth Iral Marshall. Special mention
was made Of the Moscow school manual
training exhibits and the West Branch
school agricultural exhibits.-Miss Muriel
Pike was at homo from Essex Junction
| Saturday and Sunday.--Mrs. Eliza New
ton and Orson Turner Of Duxbury are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs r. o. Wrisey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Edison in Stowe Hol-
low.-Miss Greenwood OF the Waterbury
graded school visited Miss Bernice Par
ker Of Stowe high school over Sunday.
Mrs. w. L. Demeritt has been called
| to Underhill by the illness Of her mother,
Mrs. Robert white.
The Stowe high and graded schools
were closed Tuesday in honor Of Co.
lumbus day-Bowman r. Gale has
I returned from Washington, where he
attended the national encampment of
the Grand Army Of the Republic. and
visited his sister. who resides here.
meeting also his brother and wife. Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Gale OF Mime
apolis. who passed the summer here.
--E C. Cleveland Is moving from the
| George Culver place to his farm in
Moscow. Fred Tatro. who has car
ried on Mr.. Cleveland's farm for two
years, is moving to Mrs. Aurora Ad-
ams's house on Miller Brook.-The
| condition of Mrs. I. E. Adams i'm
| proves but slowly. She can sit up
only a short time. Her daughter,
Mrs. r. II. Butterfeld. and children,
accompanied DR.. Butterfeld to their
home In North Troy Sunday-Mr and
Mrs. NJ. L. Poor of West Branch ac
companied Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Cheney
of Worthwhile on an automobile trip
to Northfeld Sunday-Mrs. Harriet
Adams accompanied her daughter.
Mrs. G. W. Palmer. OF Proctorsville
on her return to her home.-Mr. and
Msr. Joseph Latuch. who have lived
in Underhill the past several years.
have returned to Stowe.-A unique
exhibit at the farm products and
domestic arts contest Saturday was
ekein OF red wooden yarn, spun,
doubled and twisted and colored by
Miss Agnes Towne, ~ years Of age
Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Richards Of Mon
treal are passing some time at the
Green Mountain Inn.--While tarring
the roof at p. D. Pike & Sons mill
Monday afternoon Leon Shepard slip
ped and fell to the ground, severely
injuring one leg. He will be dis
abled for several days.-An Outing
club with Miss Catherine Smalley as
president has been formed by the
high school girls and women teach
| ers.
| There was no morning service at Unity
Church Sunday morning on account OF
the indisposition Of the pastor, the Rev.
! F. T. Crane, who has been confined to
the house the past week.-The Rev.
Lemuef Davis returned from his vaca-
ton Saturday and preached at the Con-
gregational Church as usual Sunday
morning. In the evening the Women s
Foreign Missionary society united with the
Christian Endeavor society in a program
which included special music and read
Ing by W. r. Collins with Mr.. Davis as
lleader.-A. ]. Beebe returned Monday to
Montpelier Seminary after preaching at
the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Mcmahon, accom-
panied by Miss Ruth Mcmahon. Miss Ra-
chel Thomas and Raeburn r. Mcmahon,
visited their son, Donald NJ. Mcmahon at
Dartmouth College Sunday. Mr.. Nc
Mahon. who Is an accomplished violinist,
has been given position in the Dart
mouth orchestra.-Mrs. O. A. Barrows re-
ceived news last week of the death of her
uncle, Hiram Cole, in Cleveland, Ohio
The remains were brought here Saturday
and the funeral was held Sunday a,
Morristown Corners. where the burial
was made. Relatives from Stowe who at.
tended were Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Barrows
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Barrows. Mrs. N r
Moody, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cole, Mrs
A. II. Bentley and Mrs. Henry Varney
Mr. Cole was SO years Of age and was
formerly resident Of Morrstown. He
leaves his wife and brother, Daniel Cole
OF Morristawn. Attorney &. w Ollie
who accompanied the remains here, lief,
Sunday on his return to Cleveland.-The
first hard frost of the season was Sun
day night. thermometers registering from
90 to q degrees Monday morning. -Mr
and Mrs. Earl W. Tinkham are parent.
Of a daughter, liberia. born October 9
Mrs Tinkham was formerly Miss Rubit
Collins.-Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Douglass ant
lDMr. and Mrs. G. Marshall, who re
turned Sunday from t, short visit in Mont
) pelier. were accompanied home by Mrs
C. F. Eddy, who had passed week will
her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs
e. B. Boyce.-C F. Eddy has received
news OF the recent death of his aunt
Mrs. Sarah Thayer. In Cambridge. Mass.
Mrs. Thayer. who was IS years of age
, was several years ago for some time
member Of Mr. Eddys family In Stowe
Frank. the youngest son of Mr.. ant
, Mrs. Demeritt, who has been Ill and doe
not improve. was taken Sunday to tn
Mary Fletcher hospital In Burlington 70
, treatment. Mr., and Mrs c. L. Washburn
who have passed a week with Mr.. ant
Mrs. E. r. Bigelow at THE Lodges" lief
Monday on their return to Salem. Mass
, Mrs. Henry Varney, who has passed
, month with her son and wife, Mr.. an
Mrs. A. H. Bentley. returned to he
. home In iconderoga, N Y.--Miss Jenni
! Wells has begun work for tho season a
trimmer In Mrs. Mary A. Jenny's millin
cry store.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. AL
drich of Warren Mr.. and Mrs. Dixie o
Starksboro and Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Gar
row OF Essex have returned to their home
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Aldrich
I - Miss Elizabeth Barrows Of Morrisvfll
: visited her granddaughter, Mrs Lizzi
. Robinson. over Sunday.-John Stone o
al