Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-08
uM0|LLE COUNTY
STOWE.

| news mas Deen received OF 0edtn OF
Curtis c. Montgomery at the home OF
his brother-in-law, Oscar ]. Tomlinson.
in St. Cloud. Fla The remains We're
brought to Mr.. Montgomery's home in
Sharon, Mass, where the funeral was
held Sunday. He was about "a years of
age and the most Of his life was spent
| in Duxbury. Waterbury and Stowe. He
sold his farm on the Barrows road in
Stowe to F. NJ. Morse about IS years ago
and since then had lived In Sharon. He
is survived by his wife. Mrs Carrie
Lewis Montgomery. 1t Is thought that he
was the last survivor of the children Of
the late John Montgomery of Waterbury.
He was a cousin of the late f. B. Smith
and Mrs. A. II. Slayton OF stowe
| Mrs. Ellen NJ Morehouse was taken i'll
about eight o'clock Thursday evening and
died about $3.50 at her home with her sis
ter, MISS Jane Matthews. on Edison HILL.
Mrs Warehouse died before the arrival
OF the physician who had been summon
ed. Tho cause of her death is thought to
have been acute indigestion and heart
failure. She was "a in August and was
born in Essex. Most of her life was spent
/ In Underhill until her coming to Stowe to
live about II years ago. She was the
widow of Warren NJ. Morehouse, who
died in Underhill about 20 years ago
Her first husband was William y. Lin
coin, Mrs. Morehouse leaves three sons,
Earl b. Lincoln Of Stowe, George l. Lin
coin of Essex Junction and Fred A. Lin
coin Of Underhill; a daughter, Mrs. Alice
NJ. Bacon of Williamstown; 10 grand
children, among them Mrs. Leslie G. Bar
| rows Of Stowe; five great grandchildren,
and her sister, Miss Matthews. who is
their parents. Mrs. Morehouse was a
member Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Mansfield Mountain Grange, No.
ga Patrons of Husbandry. and of II. II.
Smith Post. Women's Relief Corps A
prayer service was held at the house at
IL o'clock Saturday and the remains were
taken to Underhill for burial.-George l.
Lincoln Of Essex Junction was called
here Friday by the death of his mother,
Mrs. Ellen Morehouse.--Mrs. Alice A.
Raymond was called Friday to West
field by the death of her sister, Mrs. Sid
ney Hendrix. of that place.-Mr. ana
Mrs. William Robbins. who have moved
to Stowe from Bennettvile N Y, are
keeping house for Mrs. Robbins broth
err, J. d. Santamore, buttermaker at the
! Gold Brook Cooperative Creamery. They
are occupying James Hutchins' house
! Jesse A. Loomis has returned from Bur-
/ lington, where he went for medical treat
ment. His illness was pronounced chronic
gastrits.
| Keith, one Of the two-month-old twin
sons of Mr.. and Mrs George H. Bassett,
| at the Norcross farm. died early Tues
| day morning after a short illness. A
prayer service will be held at the house
at eleven O'Clock this morning,
after which the remains will be taken to
Morrsville. where the funeral will be
| held and the burial made--The Rev w.
l.. Anderson. who died In Boston March
Is. was a former pastor Of the Congrega-
tional Church here Since leaving here he
has held pastorates at Exeter. N. H.,
and Amherst, Mass, and had been a
lecturer on rural problems He was the
author of THE Country Town." a work
! in the same line.-The Stowe high and
graded schools opened for the spring term
Tuesday. The rural schools opened Mon
day and Tuesday. Superintendent C. d.
Howe will not be able to visit the schools
| here this week on account OF the serious
| illness of his little son. who has pneu-
monia following the measles.
| Kenneth, the younger of the two months
old twin sons OF Mr. and Mrs George
II. Bassett, has been very III in the
same way that his brother was who
| died Tuesday morning. His condition was
considered more hopeful Wednesday
afternoon. 1t is thought that the trouble
was caused by the cows milk fed them.
A sample has been sent to the State
| laboratory for analysis. The condition
| OF Representative NJ c. Lovejoy, III with
pneumonia, remains about the same
The condition of Mrs Lorin b. Tomlinson
remains ciucal-Gorge Ravlin has
moved from the Chaffce house at Stowe
Forks to tho John Harris house on
| Harlow hill-Jay Larraway, who ia en-
| ployed in the woods by NJ. Ravlin has
moved to the William Harris house on
the mountain road-Alfred Lawrence Is
working for James Z. Houston.-Mr and
Mrs. #. B. Wan Dusen and children OF
Worthwhile are at the home Of their
parents. Mr. and Mrs F. D. Van Dusen.
| Mrs Howard Ravlin IL confined 70 her
bed by illness.-Mr. ana Mro. s. O. Hurl-
but who have Waited Nj. and MIA n.
=. cumlsy, returned to their home in
Waterbury Tussday.-Afrs Herbert A.
Cleveland. who has been In poor health
for some time. went Wednesday to the
Fanny Alien hospital in Winooski for
medical advice aud treatment She was