Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-22


law, NJ r. Perry. and Mr. and Mrs.
George Clement and son. John. were
in Hyde Park Neutrality-suspicious.
tive M. C. LoveJoy. who is recovering
from pneumonia. Is able to sit up a
little.--Henry Drugg. who was called
here last week by the death OF his
father, John Drugg, returned Monday
to Proctorsville. His sister Mrs.
Scribnsr, will remain with their moth
er a couple of weeks.--Mrs. Bolton
and Mrs. Mckinney of Montreal are
guests at the Green Mountain Inn
f. J. Holden went Monday to Bur
lington for medical treatment. Mrs
Holden accompanied him.-Elmer
Brown Is i'll. threatened with pneu-
monia.-Mrs. F. d. VanDusen has re-
turned from stay of several weeks
with her daughter and husband Mr..
and Mrs. George Saxby of Bellows
Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Saxby, who were
formerly from Worthwhile, are parents
Of son born April 9.-Miss Mildred
Seaver returned to Cadys Falls sun
day after visiting her cousins. the
Misses Hazel and Amy Adams.
C. G. Scott resumed work Tuesday on
which was badly damaged by fire in
October Considerable cement work in
the ba sement was done last fall and that
will not be resumed until after the spring =
work. The ceiling and entire woodwork
in the auditorium will be reprinted, the
walls papered and a new floor laid. fitting
1t for services during the summer.-One
of the twin sons born on April Is to Mr..
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morning. -The burial of Mrs. Jane Ben
son. who died in Morrisville Monday
took place at 40 p. m. Wednesday
in the family lot in the River Bank
cemetery in Stowe. Mrs Benson was
formerly for about 40 years a resident of
Stowe and had many friends here. She
was the widow Of Orlando J. Benson. who
died here in 1s97.-Elmer Brown Is Ill
with pneumonia at the home of his
father c. p Brown, on West Hi.
The Stowe Waterbury Cow Testing as
ISOLATION will hold meeting at Hopkins
farm at Waterbury Center at |: 80 on
the afternoon Of May San interesting
meeting Is expected. Principal G. L.
Green OF the State school OF agriculture
has been secured for the speakers. All
who are interested are invited to attend.
Mrs G. F. Adams Of Moscow caught
four nice trout near the mill dam Tues
day, one of them "A inches long and
weighing 10 ounces.-Mrs Fred Tatro
underwent serious operation at the
Fanny Allen hospital in Winooski Tues
day. Heraster. Mrs. II. A. Cleveland.
who was operated upon two weeks ago.
Is recovering rapidly. A brief funeral
service was conducted by the Rev. Lemuel
Davis Wednesday afternoon.-At tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs N. b. Robinson
for their infant son, Clarence, who died
Tuesday. Burial was in the West
Branch cemetery. The twin brothers
Clark, who has also been H. is better
A large number from Stowe attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Jane Benson in Morris
vile Wednesday. Burial was in the Ben
son family lot in the River Bank Gene.
terry in Stowe.-General Manager c. L.
Ovitt OF Enosburg Falls and Superintend-
ent e. E. Schutt Of Morrisvile visited
the Stowe Telephone Excha nge Tuesday
Miss Kate Robinson Of Burlington was
here Wednesday to attend the funeral of
the infant son OF her brother. n g. Rob
inson.
Writings We're drawn at the town
clerks office Tuesday for NJ r. Perry
executor of the C, o. Jeiff estate, deed
ing the Lookout Farm to L. f Sedan
Mr.. Sedan is a relative Of Oscar Lar
sen. who purchased the c. c. Robinson
farm on the West Branch year ago.
and who was recently joined by Mr..
Soeden and other relatives from Sweden
Mrs. Lucy Chaplin has purchased of
Il. F. Brink the place she formerly own
ed on School street.-M. r. Perry left
Tuesday night for Southport Conn.
after a few days in Stove. Mrs. c. o
Jeliff. who accompanied Mr.. Perry 10
Stowe. will remain here until Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Clement who
have carried on the Lookout Farm the
past year. will store their goods and
make their home with Mrs Clements
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. John
for the future.-Mr and Mrs George T.
Fowler of birmingham, Mass, are at
The Knoll for the summer-News
has been received by friends In Stowe
that Mrs o. w Butler Is III with pneu-
monia In Fresno. Cal.-Nrs. Ab'o.e War
rem. who went Saturday from the home
OF her daughter Mrs Henry Lurk, in
West Lebanon, ~ H., to Salem, Mass
an operation at the Salem
hospital Tuesday for cancer in the
breast. The operation was a severe one
but a good recovery is expected Mrs
Robert Hill is recovering from the grip.
MORRISVILLE.