Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25

YARNS on the CnurchIll estate MONDAY.
John n. Wells has had his heu''
wired for electric lshts.--There Wa,
an attendance OF so at the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school Sunday. Mr..
Hendey's class of young people and
friends to the number of 80 enjoyed a
party at the vestry Saturday evening.
Games were played. light refreshn ents
served. short program included q
sorig by Miss Mildred Holden accom-
panied by Miss Mortorie Watts, and
readings by Misses Elsie Alger and
Helen kenfieid and Mr. Hendrey A
hike by the boy scouts of the Sunday
school Is planned for April 3-A
peace service was conducted by the
Rev. Robert Dewey Of Waterbury at
the Akeley Memorial building Sunday
morning.
The stowe high and graded schools
will close Friday for a weeks vacation.
William Henry Harrison MoAIiister,
who died recently at the home Of his
son, Earle c. McAllister, in Melrose,
Highlands, Mass. was born In Stowe in
1897 the son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
John McAllister He was the brother
Of 6. O. McAllister Of Bertha, Mimi. re-
Gently of stowe, and OF Mrs. Della Rick
er and Mrs. Adde Kicker of Waterbury
Center In 1881. Mr.. McAllister interrupt
ed a college course at the University Of
Vermont to enlist in the Civil War; and
served three years in the Fourth Yer
mont regiment He lost his right leg in
the first battle OF fredericksburg He
afterward completed his course at tho
university. graduating in 1880 Mr. NJ
Allister held charges under the Mathodist
Episcopal conferences Of Vermont end
Maine His interest in educational MAJ
tors was deep and he was for a nNrn-
Der Of y"9'. principal Of the BoydSon
Institut "dton. Va besides his
son. we'd ~ his wife nd
daught aries A. Brock OF TIL
ton n 1t regular meeting Of
Mansfield N Grange. Patrons os
Husbandry. - ay evening Il 10 e.
pected that III, - and second desrees
will be conferr... .pon a large class Of
candidates Tho adics dssree team will
carry out the work-Nasl Kenfeid had
the end of his left thumb cut of while
running rip saw at Smith and Adams
factory in Moscow.-Ths family Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ayers Is IN
quarantine for scarlet fever There ara
two cases, the two Youngest children,
who are recovering.-A son was born
March % to Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Sargent
on the Cape Cod road-Aliss Lula Town
is i'll with rheumatic fever.-Miss Mauda
RAYMOND returned Tuesday 10 Enfield,
y. H.. after a short visit in Stowe -
! Mrs. l.. A. Davis Of Concord, Mass,
is visiting her brother. A. B. Corliss
and famiy.-Mrs. Alnira Gle Of Morris
VILE is visiting her brother. e, q Will
kins.-Orvile Tucker is moving from the
West Branch to the Warren brothers
house on Shaw hill. Mr. Tucker Will
work for George Clement on the Look.
out farm and later for F. p Smith
The c. E. and F., o. Burt Lumber oonn-
pany has about 1900 no feet Of lumber in
their mill yard at Stowe Tho remainder
of their cut between 800. 0no and <oo,oO)
feet is all out Of the woods and Is being
drawn in on wheels from Stowe Forks,
Nebraska. Cotton Brook and other
sources of supply. H. F.. Shaw has his
stock of about 100000 feet Of lumber
all cleaned UP and In his mill yard at
Sterling and Stowe Forks P D. Pike
and Son have cut about so00oo feet, and
have the most OF it In their mill yard.
/ They are drawing the remainder In on
wheels. r. f. Smith has cut about CO.,
coo feet of lumber his supply for his
parcels handle factory at Moscow. g. E.
Moody Of Waterbury will secure a cut Of
about S00, 0o0 feet in michigan" Tho
seasons cut Of lumber is only about two
thirds as large that of recent years.
C. ]. Robinson, who has been very III.
| is now recover!ng.-James Hall is able
to be out after several weeks illness
The condition Of Katie. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Warren. Is more COM
/ fortabe-Miss Jennie Salmon OF Bel
lows Falls is making short visit in
/ Stowe.-Mrs. r. E. Smith was in Water
bury Wednesday.-Farmers are having a
| good rlln Of san this week