Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-04
STOWE

4 boy choir furnished u e.. NJ Unity
Church sunday morning Tho singers
were Donald Douglass, Gerald Wells and
Fred Mosmer, the organist bcin~ Ralph
Crane.-There was an attendance Of GO
at the Methodist Episcopal sunday school
Sunday. an increase of % over the nth
Eight were absent mems class with
eight members was formed with Howard
Ravlin, teacher. A woman's class with
10 members was also organized Tho
Rev w. p. Dukcshire. superintendent
Of the st. Adams district. preached ut
the Methodist Episcopal Church SUNDAY
evening and conducted the fourth
quarterly conference at the close of the
service The following board of stewards
was elected: James r Houston. Mrs
Della NIcAlister, Mrs. Aurora Adams. \.
A. Royce. o. A. Barrows, r. Il. Russell.
]. A. Foster Mrs Carrie e Straw. Mrs
NJ. r. Russell w, w. Ayers, Miss Mar
iorie Watts, r. f. Brink, f. d. Van
Dusen, Mrs. Alma Brush, w. r. Collins
r, l.. Ploof. \ local preachers license
renewal was granted to the Rev Will
liam Hendry and also to w r. Collins
Il was voted to ask the Vermont COW
ference to return Mr. Hendry for the
coming summer ana UnI' ne enters col
eCe in the fall.-Tucrm,meters regis
tered from &c to &c degrees below zero
here Saturday morning, Eight inches Of
snow fell here during Sunday and sun
day night which viii hr of Great ad-
vantage to the lumber industry \
musical social will be held At the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. NGMahon Tues
day evennG.-A pie-dinner will be served
at the Unity Church vestry Thursday .-.
The condition of Mrs George +. SAN
born remains critical-Mrs Ernest
Wright returned Monday from Nnrr1s-
ville.-.Mrs Frank Culver Of Hyde Park
spent the weekend at a \ Pike's.-At
the meeting OF Mansfield Mountain
Grange Saturday afternoon Mrs, Nida
Magoon was elected and installed
chaplain. The first and second degrees
were worked upon Mrs, Matte Sanborn
The third and fourth degrees will be
worked at special meeting Friday
evening-Miss Kate Seavcr of Boston
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Arthur Seaver
Is at a hospital In Boston recovering
from an operation for bad case of APP
pendicitis She will return to Stowe as
soon as she is able
The vital statistics for stowe for 1914
were as follows: Births 3d. marriages 81,
deaths 37.-Frank Pike has gone to Mont
pelier where he has employment.-C. l..
Mcmahon was in Waterbury Tuesday to
attend the meeting OF the Waterbury
National bank.-Mrs Charles Obin has
"a whitespine cucumber Is inches long
weighing four and one-half POUNDS that
she raised from seed last summer and
that Is as fresh now as when taken
from the vlnes.-A. l.. Huntley Of
Morrisville was In stowe Tuesday
The University Of Vermont extension
service will conduct n farmers school
here for five days beginning Monday at
the banquet hall of the Akcloy Memorial
building. Fifty names have been pledged
and all are invited to attend There win
he an oyster supper Saturday evening
Mt the home of Mrs. Phoebe Adams on
Edison I'm for the benefit of the West
Branch Meeting-liouse society.---A dane
ing party at the home of Mr., and Mrs.
William Brink in the Miller Brook
neighborhood was attended by N, sup
per was served, Mrs. Frank Buker Ia
III with acute Rrights d'sease-O. r.
Gerry, who has been in poor health all
winter from a complication 81 diseases
Is now confined to his bed.--O. IT.
Stygles's residence has heen connected
by telephone, the number being 81
Mrs Flora Cushman and her sister Miss
Laura Thomas have gone to Waterbury