Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-07

Nne lou OF MI WiltTt lldHy
tourists and visitors have found sum
NOR home. The funeral was held at the
house at two o'clock Tuesday after
noon.-Miss Bernicc Town returned Mon
day to her studies at the Castleton
Normal school after two weeks with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Town
Mrs. A. s. Boyea underwent an opera
ton at the Fanny Allen hospital.
Winooski. Saturday for appendicitis. A
serious condition was found. but Mrs.
Boyea came through the operation sue
cessfully.-Thc Rev. j. W. Hatch.
u. D., principal of Montpelier Seminary.
spoke at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday morning and conducted the sec
ond quarterly conference Saturday even
ing.-Mfss Grace Bigelow returned Sun
day to her work teacher In the high
school of commerce at Springfield Mass.
Miss Bcrnice Parker OF the stowe high
school was unable to return to her work
Monday as she is quite i'll at the home
of her sister in Trenton, y. J.-George
s. Harris has returned to his school
work in N,ontclar. y. J.-Benton f.
Harris has gone to the Bermuda Islands,
where he has a position in hotel for
the winter-Nss Dorothy Harris return
ed to her studies at the Lucy Wheelock
school at Boston Monday. She was nc
Companied by Miss Isabel Smith who
returned to Simmons College. Miss Mar
saret Harris returned Monday to Middle
bury College. Mrs. T.. e. Clssen has
returned to her home in Kcene, n. IT,.
after visiting her sisters, Mrs. J. c.
Benson and Mrs. Fred Ellsworth-Albert
RAYMOND of Middletown Springs, Russell
T.. Barrows, Mrs. r. l.. Rarrows and
Mr. ana Mrs. e. G.. Barrows Of Morris
willie were here Saturday to attend the
funeral of f.. M. Sears
Representa- tive NJ. c. I,oveioy II. e.
Shaw and Carroll S. George went to Mont
pelier Tuesday to attend the opening ses-
sion of the Legislature.-Mr. and Mrs. c.
a. Riley have returned from visit in
Hyde Park.-Mrs. r. f. Bamforth gave
| a bridge party to several friends Monday
| evening. The eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
+. = Boardman. who has been quite III
for several weeks, Is able to sit up this
week.-Roy Latuch. who has been i'll with
acute Brlght's disease, is gaining slowly
and is able TO sit up a little.-A son. Aus
tin Alvin, was born on January 4 to Mr..
and Mrs Spencer Moody of Moscow. -
The appointed officers Of the H. II. Smith
Post, Woman's Relief Corps. are: Score
tary, Mrs. Malinda DruGg: patriotic in
structor, Mrs. Phoebe Adams: press cor
respondent Mrs. Adelaide Foster. mu-
stefan. Mrs. jeanette Adams; assistant
conductor, Mrs Ida Moody; color bear
crs, Mrs. Lila Peterson, Mrs. Edwina
! Harris Mrs. Alice Peterson and Mrs.
Mary Moulton.-A basketball game at the
town hall Monday evening between the
stowe high school and alumni teams re-
suited In score of II to IS in favor Of the
alumni.
At the annual meeting of the Mt. Mans
field Creamery association held at the
Akeley Memorial building the following
officers were reelected; President, W. l..
Demeritt vice-president, +. NJ. Houston
treasurer, NJ, c. Lovejoy: secretary, A. c.
Cakes: trustees elected We're l.. s. Small,
bers of the Stowe Cemetery association
held their annual meeting with Mrs. Anna
Kimball Tuesday afternoon. when the fol-
lowing officers were elected President
Mrs. Anna Kimball: vce-president. Mrs
Nina Shaw: secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. Lola Douglass directors Mrs. Kim
ball, Mrs, Shaw Mrs. Mary Russell, Mrs
Grace Riley and Mrs. F. F. Billings. The
report OF the treasurer showed that there
was above 500 in the treasury. a perma-
ncnt fund of sl.575, bearing five per cent
| interest. is deposited with the town add
! tions during the past year being 800 from
| George Watts estate and so from Mrs
! Newell Bigelows estate. In addition a
sum Of 500 has recently been received
from Mrs. Ida NJ Churchlls estate the
income of which is to be used In the care
and adornment of the Churchill family lot
in the River Bank cemetery.--The mem
hers of Mansfield Mountain Grange will
entertain the members of the Waterbury
Center Grange at their regular meeting
Saturday. An all-day session will be
held opening at ten o'clock in the morn
| ing. Dinner will he served In the after
noon the officers elected for the ensuing
year will be installed and short pro-
gram will he carried out. A roll call,
/ What do you consider the most impor-
tant work Of the Grange" (Which il
should work for bove all else" will be
followed by a surprise feature.-The c. f.
& f o. Burt Lumber company has begun
drawing the winter stock Of logs. $1,000
feet being drawn Tuesday. coming from
Nebraska Cotton brook and Stowe Forks.
A. A. Royce is in CraftSburv pressing
| hay.-C. G. Scott returned Wednesday
from Cambridge. Mr. Scott is completing
the finishing work in A. A. Royce's house
on West HILL. F.. Russ has purchased
70 acres OF land of j, l.. Stafford from
the Story farm
ELMORE.