Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
STOWE.

~ the annual meeting Of Sickle Chap
ter No. 81. order Of the Eastern Star
"Wednesday, April - the following Off
GERS were elected: Matron, Miss Ruth
Collins: patron, Harry W. Burnham as
sociatc matron. Mrs. Angie Gale; secre-
tary. Mrs. Agnes Jenney; treasurer,
Mrs. Helen a. wilkins; conductor. Miss
Ine1 smith: associate conductor Mrs.
Ruth Burnham. These officers were
Installed at a special meeting at $50
! o'clock on the evening OF April 70. a
! supper served by the chapter was for |
| the benefit Of the Eastern Star home !
| fund-News was received here Of the |
| birth of n daughter to Mr. and Mrs |
Arthur X. Wiley in Montpelier April IL
Mrs Wiley was formerly Miss Nettic
| Brush of Stove
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Henry Perry. who
are passing few days with Mrs. Perry
mother Mrs. Lula Dunbar. and grand
| parents. Mr. and Mrs. Enos y. HAL.
were married, in Brooknc. Mass, April
lo by the Roy. O. y. Clifford. u. D., ll"
/ D.. of Broukline. Mrs Perry, who was
Miss Ruth Alice Dunbar. formerly of
stowe. was graduated from stowe high
school in 1871. she taught school III stowe
for a year and for two years has been
doing the secre,ariai work at the Farm
and Trades school on ThOmpson's island,
Boston harbor M. Perry is instructor
in electrical cnGiueeiiug AT the same in
etitution Mr., and MIS-. Perry VIII re-
turn to Boston Tuesday. They expect to
| reside at Thumpson'S island Tor the
present "A telephone has been instaii'u
at the residence Of W. l.. Dcmclitt, the
number being y3-B,-t'. T.. Smith IL nun
ming mis- saw mill ~ Moscow with night
| and day Shifts.--Robert George, who 10
attending school in Newbury, Is passing
4 week with his mother, Mrs carrie
George, at the lower vi'laSo.-Ncrnon J..
Chamberlain has purchased OF Arthur
Waits of Morrisville the Mills farm in
the Miller Brook neishbornood. Edwin
Douglass. who has lived on the farm a
couple of years, will move next week to
a farm in Waterbury near the iron bridge
p over the Winooski.-Mr ana MIS-
George A. Demertt will move TINS week
to Randall street in Waterbury village
having sold their farm near MOSCOW 10
: l. +. Porter OF Waterhury.--.\ pleasant
occasion was the young peoples social
: al the Green Mountain Inn Friday cve-
ning Schackett's orchestra played ioi
/ dancing and refreshments were served
| Lew turner EtNf ~ N.Si''' '''S SHfi'~' ~
, thc hieh school building from seven to
u eight O'Clock Friday evening to III,
l teachers and the basketball team oil
. stowe nigh school and their young LADY
" friends, about % being present,-Charles
IIolmcs has moved into tenement II
the L. Il. Smith house at Moscow.-Mrs
tJcment Brown has been confined to tho
y ned at tnc home of her daughter ant
u 1,ehand. Mr.. and Mrs X. y. Wells,
u PRINCIPAL WiiiIam j. English spoke
i" T.nitv Church sunday morning in tn
: labsenoe Of The pastor, the Rev. ~ I
- crane. who with Airs. Crane Is r!sitin.
- f,iouds in Massachusetts and Ehod
1.lond.-pistrict Superintendent w. L
9 Du,eshire preached at the Methods
j" cniscopal church sunday morning. a
- an Informal conference following tn
.erlico Mr.. DulScshire announced that
a. ,,sidcut nastur may Nc expected to II
-, hero hy April 80 %. May :. IL IL eHp-ctr
- thot there will he services on sunday
~ Herbert q. Fuler has been confined
hi home since THURSDAY with seven
49, in irri,a, received when lac fell astiidc
-, uhoel while climbing into his wagon, II
"a was able to drive home, but has bee
confined to his bed most of the tin
=, smce.-pnnicl Russell was called
of Norrisyillc Monday 10 attend the tuner
~. of his brother, Orin n. Russell TT
deceased, who was 50 years of age ~