Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10

Mrs. Fay Evans in Middlebury.-The
Rev. and Mrs. +. T. Crane have re-
turned from North Arson. Me, where
| they passed the month of July Mr.
| Crane, who during his absence sent in
| his resignation as pastor of Unity
! church. has accepted a call to preach
at Sterling, Mass, and will begin Sep
TENDER Edwin r. Bigelow returned
| Monday from a short visit with his
! brothers. Walter X. Bgelow and AL
yah II. Bigelow, and other friends in
Salem and Danvers, Mass. On Augusta
Mr.. Bigeow, who was for 35 years a.
successful teacher in Salem and vicin-
ity, was the guest of honor at q re-
union at Marblehead of an association
| of some of his former pupils BAN
quet was served and a royal welcome
was given to their former principal
Fortv-fve were present of the so now
living who were Mr.. Bgelow's pupils
from 1870 to 1S75--Mrs. F. S. Board
man accompanied Miss Isabel Chaffee
Monday to the Fanny Allen hospital
where Miss Chaffee who has been in
poor health for some time, expects to
undergo surgical treatment-Mr and :
Mrs. H. II. Cobb went Saturday to the /
Mary fletcher hospital, where Mrs. !
Cobb expected to have an operation for
appendicitis Monday-Frank E. Stat
ford returned Monday from the Mary
Fletcher hospital, whore he recently
had several tumors removed from his
neck, the second operation within a
few weeks.--Mr and Mrs. Harry F.
Farmer are parents of a daughter born
August Ga son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer Sargent August s.-News
has been received Of the birth Of a son
Essex Junction Mr.. Mills was for
, mer resident of Stowe-Mr and Mrs
c. L. Mcmahon, Mr.. and Mrs. O. F. Luce
, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Mcmahon and chill
dren, Miss Ruth Mcmahon and Miss
Mildred Smith motored Sunday to Ben
jamin Falls, where they met DR.. and
Mrs. p. f. McSweeney, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
-. Mcmahon, and other friends from
Burlington and enjoyed a picnic din
4 nor.-AIrs. Eliot G. Stafford and son,
, Clifton, have returned from Barre.
? where they passed last week with Mrs.
= D. c. Jarvis.-Mr. and Mrs. Conrad A.
, Adams, who expected to remain in
, stowe through August were called
& home by report from their neighbors
& that their house in Medford. Mass, ap-
. peared to have been burglarized. They
n found that the house had been entered
C through the cellar and things had been
= considerably disturbed, but nothing
Il was missing it is thought that the in
truders We're frightened away.-Mrs
Benton Harris Of Springfield, Mass. Is
, n guest at the home of her sister in
: law, Miss Ida Harris.-Mr, and Mrs. z.
=. :, Cobb Of Burlington were visitors
>. Gently at the home Of Mr.. Cobb's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs ]. C. Cobb. F.
- pbp1I
=. Burlington were over Sunday guests at
the home of his cousins. Mr.. and Mrs A.
n =. Lang-M C. Riley OF the Vermont
National Guard was at home over Sum-
day from Camp Governor Gates.-Prof.
Earle kimball of the Lowell, (Mass.)
commercial school passed the week eng
with Gale II. Shaw a recent graduate
at the home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Z. Shaw.
Edward A. Barrows died Tuesday at
i the State hospital at Waterbury. The
y funeral will be held at Unity Church
% Thursday afternoon. He was the son
D of DR.. Albert Barrows. a native Of
e Stowe, who practised medicine here for
J. many years. The deceased was born
J. in Hyde Park. but was brought to
J. Stowe by his parents when a year old
lie and spent his early years here. When
" from there to Boston. and afterwards
lie to New York. which was his home for
n 40 years. He had been great sufferer
- for five years from spinal trouble and
s. for the past two years had been cared
Id for al the State hospital. He retained
/ his love for stowe and kept up his
at acquaintance here by frequent visits.
I'd He leaves his wife and two sons. Os-
n valid and Reginald. His wife and older
be son have been with him for several
lg days. but the younger son is with the
l.. eth New York In Texas. He also leaves
III a sister. Mrs. r. w. Blenus Of Worces-
ar ter, Mass,
ne James Mcmahon Of Moscow, who suf-
Is fered a stroke of apopleXy Monday aft
Of crnoon. was more comfortable Tuesday.
)" Mr.. Mcmahon was helping a neighbor.
n +. s, wilkins. about his haying and
Y. although he was not feeling we'll in the
~ afternoon he went to the field, where
~ ii is thought the extreme heat may
have brought on the attack. He is
i'll about GO years of age and unmarried
~ and has lived alone at his house on
III Shaw hill near Moscow. where he is
n. now being cared for The right side Is
Al, paralyzed, but he is conscious and can
-, talk little.-Smoke pouring into one
al, of the rooms on the first floor Of George
+. ADAMS mouse at MOSCOW MOnQdy
-. afternoon caused alarm OF Are
~, which was responded to by the mill
w. hands and neighbors. Although the
49, smoke continued for some time no fire
:, could be discovered and the origin OF
- the smoke remains a mystery.-Porter
" Ballard and family of Cloverdale visit
- ed Mr.. Billiards. brother-in-law, H. A.
d" Parsons. and family Sunday by auto
~ mobile.-Mr and Mrs. c. f. Burt and
Tvs nieces the Misses Marjorie and Rebec-
!" ca Burt, were in orleans Sunday.-Mrs
he Henry II. Cobb, who underwent an OPP
u" Grafton for appendicitis at the Mary
eu Fletcher hospital Monday. is doing we'll
'r' Miss Rachel Thomas arrived from
W. New York Monday to join her parents
rs Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Thomas of Stuart
~ Fla. at the Green Mountain Inn.--The
Isl Misses Feaney of New Haven, Conn.
). are guests at the Green Mountain Inn
ed Frank T. Cooley, who has employ
n ment with his nephew. Cassus Cooley
'er in Montpelier. is visiting his home in
rs' stowe this Week.-Mrs. Ruth Gibbs re-
is turned Monday to Randolph after visit.
is ing her cousin, Miss Alice Godfrey
Ny, Miss Margarine Kellogg of Montpelier
les is visiting relatives here.
lin The opening event of Old Home Week
zen will Ia the union service SUNDAY mornins