Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-08
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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ret over white SILK. Ihc br1desTldiu >
gown was white net over light blue SILK
MIR. and Mrs. Brown left Thursday morn
ing for a visit in Ellenburg and Burke
n. Y.-Miss Grace Bigelow, teacher In
the Springfield, Mass, high school or
is at The Lodges Tor the
GUNNER vacation. Her mother, Mrs. Ed-
win Il. Bigelow, is making a SLOW re-
rovery from an illness,-Mr. and Mrs. A.
j. Loom and little daughter of Brainerd,
MINI. and Mrs. Grace De Laittre OF
Providence. r. l., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. f. Houston and other relatives
in stowe. Mrs. Loom and Mrs. De Laittre
are granddaughters of the late Sylvester
and Mary J. Morrison Sears. formerly
for many years residents of Stowe
ummer visitors at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. Houston are Miss Caroline Nye and
Mrs. Soule of Burlington. Misses Edith
and Ethel Thayer and Miss Lena Stinson
at Brooklyn. y. Y, arrived Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f. Gruber and sons Of
brooklyn. N. Y, are guests at w. G.
Towne's.
The Misses Dorothy and Catherine
Beecher of Noonsocket, r. l., are visit
ing relatives in Stowe.--Mrs. William Pom
zee has gone to Sugar Hill. n. H.. where
sic " t1llIVN u u MI
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Moody and L. X.
Hule of Montpelier have visited Mr.. and
Mrs c. II. Burt this week.-Nr. and Mrs.
John IIamel of NIaxville, T. q. are visit
ing Mrs. Hamel's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. c. Spaulding George Cleveland of
Warren, n. H.. is visiting his brothers,
". c., and Fl. A.. Cle~veland.-Miss Lila
sherbut of Brattleboro is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Earl Moody.
The Rev. W. r.. Dukcshire of 81. AL
bans, district superintendent, admins
tered communion at the Methodist t,pis-
copal Church Sunday morning six cam
didates were received into the church on
probation. The first quarterly conference
was held at the church Saturday even
ing. Roswell r. Russell was elected
church treasurer to FIJI the vacancy
caused by resignation.-rhc Fourth
PASSED quietly here with no demonstra-
lions. hut the usual noise from the small
boys crackers. The r. r. d. carriers
enjoyed a vacation for the day.-The
social and supper in honor of Independ-
,nce day by the Ladies' Circle of the
congregational Church Saturday after
noon and evening was held at the church,
instead of at the Palisades. on account
~ lAF 'ilh'' F'll'l = a u
Dewey of New York are passing the week
In Stowe.-Alrs. Henry Foster and little
daughter, Helene. of Springfield. Mass,
are visiting MIR and Mrs. John Foster
and other Stowe friends.-Mr. and Mrs.
{. +. Burt left on Sunday on an auto
mobile trip to eastern Massachusetts,
ter. Miss Belle Buzzell. have returned
from a tD1 NynpEG' aItnr1nhjIa trim
through western Vermont and eastern
New YOrk.-.About 10 Members of II. II.
Smith Post and 20 members of the Wom-
ems Relief Corps were guests of the
Ezra Stetson Post and Corps at Water
bury Center Saturday. Dinner was
served and a program was carried out
In the afternoon W. A. Aldrich.
who has been i'll for several weeks. is
row much improved in health.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Billings and two children
have returned to Worcester. Mass, after
a weeks visit at the home Of his uncle.
+. p. Billings,-Miss Susie Bigelow re-
turned Monday from Barre, leaving her
sister. Miss Annie Bigelow. at the Barre
city hospital for reatment-Mrs. Nellie
Mayo Fairbanks and two children Of
Proctor are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Mayo.
New telephone subscribers are J. e..
Iarkin, number "a. and w. F. Churchill,
i5-1l. Mr.. Larkin recently moved here
from Montpelier. Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill
Of Morrisville are at the Churchill estate
Tor a few weeks.-Jesse Moody returned
10 Bethel Tuesday after passing the
Fourth with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
X, r. Moody Miss Annie Rigelow, who
underwent a serious surgical operation
at the Barre City hospital last week. Is
doing weli.-Giles A. Dewey. who was
seriously injured when kicked by a
horse last week, is doing as we'll as can
be e~XpeCted.-C. A. Adams. instructor In
manual training at Tufts College. and
Mrs. Adams and their son. Charles r.,
arrived in Stowe Monday for the UNI
mer vacation. making the trip in their
automobile. They We're accompanied by
their sister. Miss Hazel Adams. who has
tpassed several weeks with them.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. n. Strong have gone to reside
an Worthwhile. where Mr.. Strong Ia en-
ployed in the Mcmahon Brothers garage.
Mrs. Lydia a. Shaw, one of the oldest
,residents, will observe her S1th birthday
fThursday at the home of her son, Elmer
J.. Shaw, at the lower Village.-Miss
Echoaf of Fall River, Mass, Mrs. Gill
fhert of New Canaan. Conn, and Mrs.
Gilmore, Miss Pettibone and Miss Phil
lips Of New York are guests of Miss Allen
at Seven Springs. Mrs II. +. Jenney
Snd daughter, Mrs, r. l.. Jenkins Of Fort
Pierce, Fla, gave a card party at Mrs.
sIenneY's home Tuesday evening in honor
uf the birthday of Mrs, Jenney's sister,
Tiiss Inez Smith Refreshments were
'Eerved.-Mrs. Willis NJ. Douglass and
children, Francis, Raymond, Hazel, Maui
.rice and Orville. arrived Saturday from
bennington for a short visit with Stowe
Mansfield Mountain Grange Saturday
AFTERNOON the lecturers program will in
aIude a roll call, with a patriotic senti-
ment response, and discussion of the
following topics, What Constitutes True
] atriotism in These Troubled Times of
Ware What Constitutes True Patriot
.1sm in Times of Peace?" and How Many
Acres Does II Take to Support a Per-
fon"-There will be a meeting in the
Interests Of tho Boy Scout club at the
Methodist Episcopal Church at seven
O'Clock Thursday evening, and at 1880
Ycclock the mid week prayer meeting will
'e held' On Friday evening there will be
o meeting Of the officers and teachers OF
line SUNDAY school, and on Saturday even
i3nG there Will he a meeting of the abine
iof the Ashury Chapter of the Epworth
'1-eague-Mrs Isabel NJ. Handy of Mel
rose, Mass, who has visited friends in
'ftowe, went Wednesday to Waterbury on