Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-23

solo.-Miss Rose Gibson has returned to
Waterbury after several weeks in Stowe
Lewis Latouch met with a serious &C.
cldent when working with corn cutter
at w. L. Demeritt's Saturday. The first
three fingers of the right hand were cut
off at the middle joint. He is doing as
well as can be expected.-Prof. Henry
Taber Of Clark University is visiting his
mother, Mrs. G. c. Taber, at -Four Winds
Farm-Mrs Minnie Tinkham is moving
from the Mouton house to the home of
her daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
H. Il. Pike-Mr. and Mrs. r. 70. Russell
are mvoing from Mrs. Lizzie Robinsons
house into rooms in NJ. r. Russelrs house
at the lower village.-Miss Elsie Steb-
bins, who has passed a week with her
mother. Mrs. c. J. Stebbins, has return
ed to Claremont. N. H.-F'rnnk Parker
OF Ciaremont. N. H.. visited at 8. A.
Stebbins's Saturday and Sunday.-N7r
and Mrs. @. w. Chaplin will move from
tho Congregational parsonage into a tene-
ment in the Fielder house occ,,pied nv
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Brickey, who will
move TO Mosoow.-Mr. and Mrs. C. r.
Burt were over-Sunday visitors in Mont
pelier.-Miss Harlow Of the Waterbury
high school visited Miss Bernice Parker
of Stowe high school over Sunday. Miss
Parker gave n tea party to several young
ladies Saturday afternoon in honor of
Miss Harlow.-Mr. and Mrs. Dwight w
Harris OF Keene, ". H.. were in Stowe
Suday.-Miss Annabel Buzzel of Mont
pelier Seminary was at home Saturday
and Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs Henry Foster
have returned to Springfield, Mass, after
visiting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Foster.-Dr. and Mrs. II. w. Barrows
and children returned Sunday from an
autombile trip TO st. Albans.-N1rs. I. E.
Adams picked three and one-half quarts
of raspberries from canes Of St. Regis
in her yard Saturday.
Donald NJ. Mcmahon. Stowe high
school. '15. went Tuesday to Hanover.
N. H.. where he will enter Dartmouth
College. His parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
l.. Mcmahon, Miss Ruth and Raeburn
Mcmahon. accompanied him.-Edward c.
Harris Of the class OF 1913 went Monday
to Syracuse, N. Y, to enter Syracuse
Universlty.-Miss Margaret Harris went
Tuesday to Mddlebury to resume her
studies at Middlebury College.-Robert
II. Hill was given a surprise party by
Is OF his young friends and neighbors at
his homo Monday evening in honor Of
his 18th birthday. Lively games were
played and refreshments were served
Mr.. Hill received chair and other
gtfts.-J. F. Campbell is Ill with the
grip.-Mr and Mrs. Charles Holmes
who were recently married in Burke. N
y. are ut the home Of Mrs. Holmes
brother. Clarence Bennett, on West
hill.-Alonzo Dickey OF Lowell Mass ,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Bennett-The little son of Mr. and Mrs
W. W. Houston has been named Bur-
ton Watts.-Mrs. c. f. Wheeler and Sis
ter, Mrs. ]. r. Smith Of Burlington Wis
tied another sister, Mrs NJ. F. Wheeler
IN Hyde Park this Week.-Mrs.. Isabel
Lafountain. clerk at F. S. Boardman's,
Is on months vacation. Miss Bernice
Collins i5 taking her place.-Mr and Mrs
T. Louis Beauchemin and four children
OF Berlin, n. H.. have arrived in Stowe
and have taken possession of n farm
recently purchased on West hlll.-Mrs
Malinda Drugg went Saturday to Mont
real to pass two months with her sister
Walter r. Bigelow, senior member
of the firm Of Almy. Bigelow e. Wash
burn OF Salem. Mass. passed wednes-
day with his brothers. Eliakim and
Edwin R. Bigelow-At the regular
meeting Of Mansfield Mountain Grange
Saturday evening. the first and second
degrees will be worked The pro-
gram will be Pomonas night in charge
of Pomona, Mrs. Lewis Latouch. All
are requested to bring fruit-The Ath-
letic club Of Stowe high school has
elected officers as follows: President,
MILFORD Heath: vice-president. Harry
Russ: secretary and treasurer. Helen
Morgan. The basketball team of the
school has elected MILFORD Heath
captain and Walter Morgan manager
Regular practice Is held two evenings
each week in the town hall.--Super-
visor c. d. Howe has arranged for a
spelling down match" in all schools
in town every Friday afternoon. The
honor pupils for last Friday are:
Brownsville. Orella Spaulding; Fucker
street Cecil Scribner; North Hollow
Leon Lawrence; Moscow, Clinton De-
merritt; Mills, Thomas Culver; West
Hill. Gertrude Clark eighth grade,
Laura Bailey; seventh grade. Gather
inc Harris. West Branch, Harry Tuck
er-Following are the members and
records Of cows belonging to members
of the stowe Waterbury Cow Testing
association. which have produced more
than 40 pounds OF butter fat or the
required number of pounds of milk
during the period OF 80 days, ending
September Is: DR.. II. d. Hopkins. No.
16. grade Holstein. pounds milk, 1887,
per cent fat, Al, pounds butter fat,
425; r. J. Wilder. No. 4. pounds milk.
1872. per cent. fat, 60. pounds butter
fat. 439; State hospital No. 4o1, reg
istered Holstein. pounds milk. l.o3s.
per cent fat, as. pounds butter fat
433; No. 439. registered Holsten.
pounds milk. 1850. per cent fat. 80,
pounds butter fat. 40s: f. NJ. Houston,
No. 10. registered Jersey. pounds milk.
s75. per cent fat. As. pounds butter
fat. 42.0; No. 20. registered Jersey.
pounds milk, 906. per cent. fat. As,
pounds butter fat. 40,S.
JEFFERSONV1LLE.