Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-11
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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TO do the work of 40 horses and can
be used on bare ground or shedding. 1t
will weigh nine tons and will trail
thrce slcds and will travel from three
to six miles an hour. 1t is expected
that the use of the machine will great
~ reduce the cost of hauling logs and
will enable the company to bring the
product of their cut on Bolton noun
tain to their mill at stowe, which
would not be done otherwise. AT the
regular meeting Of the stowe Teachers
club at the school building Tuesday
evening President w T. English was
in the chair. Miss lailey gave Il re-
view of Mary Johnston's ITO Have and
20 Hold" followed by discussion or
historical novels and their VALVE in
school work. Light refreshments were
served, SUPERVISOR c. u. Howe was
present.--R. r. wiltshire, who went to
the Mary Fletcher hospital Tuesday for
treatment for abscess, had an opera
ton Tuesday afternoon and is doing
well.--James Billings of the Norris
willie Peoples Academy is at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Bill
ings. on account of illness.-Mrs. Fl.
l.. Coolidge has been called to Ellen
burg. n. Y, by the serious illness Of
Mr.. Coolidge. Her daughter Mrs. F.
ID. Van Dusen. accompanied her. Mr.
and Mrs. Coolidge have made their
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Van Duscn for
a year Mr.. Coolidge went to the
home of their son in Ellcnburg several
weeks ago.-Veterinary CAVITY of Nor
risvillc has tested Elmer L. Barrows'
herd of IS head Of cattle for tuber-
er and his herd was collected from 10
different sources, but all passed the
test successfully.--A. L. Gale is maxi
ing extensive improvements on his
house on West Branch..-Carroll Pisch-
ner is employed in +. e. Smiths fac
,ory.-Mr. and Mrs. Moses Chase and
Mr.. and Mrs Richards of Underhill Wis
tied the ladies' mother, Mrs Joseph
Latuch, Wednesday, coming By auto
mobile.-A grocery shower was given
TO Miss Greta Miles and Ora Is. Seaver
10y 80 friends and relatives Tuesday
evening at the home Of Miss Miles
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. weldon, of
f3 Wallace street, West SomerVllIe
Mass. A buffet lunch was served by
Miss Miless mother. Mrs, Margaret
Miles, and aunt. Miss Ada Weldon. The
Ing marriage of Miss Miles and Mr.
Scaver. Mr.. Seaver is the son or Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Seaver of Stowe
Among those present were Mr. ana
Mrs Conrad a. Adams of West SOM
ervillc, both formerly Of Stowe.-Mrs.
II. c. Nc Mahon and son, Carlisle, are
visiting Mrs McMahon's sister, MIS-
Fay Evans, in Middlebury. Misses
Jnez and Mildred Smith have returned
from a visit with Mrs. Evans-Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Morrill,, Mr.. and Mrs II. n.
Shackett. O. II. Smith. Miss Jennie
Wells and Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Dow have
attended an entertainment in Hard
wick this week.--The masters meet
ing of Mansfield Mountain Grange Will
he held at his home in Stowe Hollow
Saturday. \ picnic dinner Will be
served. \ children's day program will
lie carried out in the afternoon. full
attendance is desired.-Mrs. A. j..
Chaffee. who suffered a broken bone
in the right shoulder, when she fell at
her home at the lower village, is doing
we'll. She will be removed to the
home of her daughter, Mrs. +. A.
Strong, as soon as she is able.