Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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now Of San Diego, Cal.-Arthur Marshall
of Moscow will move his family next
week to Bolton. George Clark, who has
recently come to Stowe and Is employed
at T. t. Smiths factory. Will move into
the house vacated by M Marshall.
The Epworth League society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will have
All Easter party at the veatry Saturday
evening Each lady is asked to bring
box lunch for two.--Mr and Mrs.
Jerome Il. Ayers are attending the an
nual State encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic and visiting their
cousins, Mr., ana Mrs. Fabler, in Bur
lngton.-The Rev. Albert Abbott, WHO
has Just finished three years pastor
ate OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
I'm Williamstown. was in Stowe Monday.
returning to Barre Tuesday. -PostnIas ter
and Mrs. A. G.. Onkcs returned We'd
nesday from Jericho. where they have
been on business Mrs. Julia Cakes,
who accompanied them. will remain in
Jericho a few days Mr.. Cakes visited
Burlington Monday.--lar Il. Moody,
who has had position in the office OF
the Rogers Lumber company at Morse,
Saska chewan. has been promoted to tho
position of superintendent Of the COM
pany at Moose Jaw Sas. Mr.. Moody
is the son OF Mrs. Della Moody of
Stove and was graduated from Stowe
high school in lgCj.--Mrs. Mary shubut
Is detained in Franklin, Pa, by the
continued illness of her son, i. j..
Shubut whose condition does not inn
prove as fast as could be wished.
Most sugar makers have gathered their
tubs and are taking care Of the last run
of sap, although some are expecting an
other run. Makers have secured about
two and one-half pounds to a tree of
VARYING quality, Among the Stowe 1Iol-
low farmers the Luce Brothers have
made about 1850 pounds, from 1,4o0 trees;
G. NJ. Towne has made 2,0O pounds from
100 trees: Milo Hill, two and one-half
pounds to a tree from 100 trees; +. c.
1iull, 1900 pounds from 5S9 trees; a. D.
Lang, two and one-half pounds to q tree
from $50 trees; H. G. Fuller, 1900 pounds
from $40 buckets; w. W. Ayers. 1900
pounds from 500 trees ON West hill. J.
T. Campbell has made two pounds TO u
tree to go buckets: Il. a. Foster. 100
pounds from $50 buckets; S. II. NuttlnG,
1850 pounds from 800 trees; \. Il. Weeks
1900 pounds to 1,lW buckets: \. A. Royce
300 gallons of syrup to 1000 trees. and
slill making; Pliny NOndlc. on the G..
W. Adams farm, 200 pounds to so
buckets; Quincy Magoon, on the J.. X,
Gale farm, 1900 pounds from 200 trees:
John Peppin. on the Newell Bigclow
farm, 1000 pounds from 1.CtO trees c. II.
Chaplin, two pounds to a tree. $40 trees;
Mrs Della Moody 315 gallons of syrup
from 400 trees; T.. r. Gale, 600 pounds
of sugar and 90 gallons OF syrup from 800
troes.-Selectmen NJ c. Loveioy and u.
s. Moulton and Road Commissioner W.
W Ayers attended the county road meet
ing at Hyde Park Tuesday.-Mrs. w. W.
Ayers is recovering from an illncss.---A
reception for Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Chaplin
by members Of Mansfield Mountain
Grange at the Akeley Memorial building
tuesday evening was We'll attended, al
though the rain kept many at home.
Maple sugar on snow was served. \
social hour was enjoyed and sum Of
money was presented TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Chaplin, who left Wednesday FOR Milton.
They have been active workers IN the
Congregational Church as we'll as the
Grange and will he much missed.-Mr
and Mrs. w. II. Perry. who have visited
Mrs. Perrys mother. Mrs. Lula Dunbar,
and grandparents. Mr.. and YRS. L. A.
Hill. on their wedding trip. have returned
to Boston. Mrs. Dunbar who accom-
panied them to Waterbury. returned
home Wednesday. S. Sherbut. for
merly Of Stowe. who has resided for sew
eral years in Haverhill. Mass. has gone
to Cape Cod to act as manager on a
large farm.-Mrs. Il. M. Smith, who
underwent an operation for removal Of
a growth near one eye at her home on
Fucker street Tuesday. is doing we'll.
A trained nurse is caring for her.-Mrs.
s. +. Dewey, who has passed some time
with her daughter. Mrs. Minnie Tink-
ham. In Stowe. left Wednesday for
Haverhill, Mass, where she will pass
the summer with relatives.-Mr. and Mrs
o. +. Luce went Wednesday to Bur-
lngton to remain until after Easter.
CAMBRIDGE.
The Rev. c. s. Quinby is confined
TO his home by ilness.-Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Spaulding of Woodsvlle. n. H..