Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-07

Wednesday On trip through the Wnlte
Mountains, expecting to he gone week.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Thayer returned
Tuesday from visit in Colchester. with
his brother, George Thayer,
STOWE.
Among those from stowe who secured
premiums on stock at the Jamoile
county fair were: c.. A. Riley. first
premium on four-year-old colt; gem
eral driving II. c. Bull. frat premium
on Morgan mare and colt, !. +. Camp
bell. second and third premiums on
sucking colt and threc-year-old colt;
r. A. Wells. first premiums on regis
tered Jersey heifer calf. Berkshire pig
and Ohio improved Chester white pig;
and E. NJ. Houston, who took five pre-
mums on seven entries of young regis
tered Jersey stock.--NIiss Jones and
Miss Stevenson, who have passed the
summer at Mrs. c. F. Eddy's. have re-
turned to Lowell. Mass.-Mr. and Mrs.
o. j. Tomlinson of st. Cloud Fla. who
have passed the summer with relatives
In this vicinity. have gone to Sharon,
Mass, on their way to Florda.vMiss
Mary Bgelow. who has passed her va
cation in Stowe, returned Monday to
resume teaching in Salem, Mass. where
she has position in the Bertram
school Her cousin. Miss Grace Bige-
low, returned Sunday to Springfield
Mass, to resume teaching in the SPRING
field high school of commerce.
Mr. and Mrs. H. +. Straw have gone
on carriage drive to Colchester. While
there they will be the guests of Mrs
Emily Stockwell.-Mr. and Mrs. Grover
few days.
Snugglers Notch camp will close for
the season of 1916 on Tuesday night.
September 9th.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Morrill,, accompa MED
by their sons. Chester and Maurice. Mr.
and Mrs S. NJ. Brush and George Brush
motored August 30 to Mortified. where
they. attended the wedding of Harold
Mortimer Brush the son of Mr. and Mrs
Brush. and brother of Mrs. Morr,ll. to
Miss Anna Palmer Davis of Northtield
The wedding took place at the home of
the brides uncle. Daniel Davis, at eight
o'clock the evening of August go The best
man was Nye Smith of Montpelier the
bridesmaid was Miss Mabel Davis. sis
ter of the bride Three of the brides
little nieces acted as ring bearer and
flower girls The bride is the daughter
Of Mrs, Sarah Davis Of West Berlin
Since her graduation from the Mary
Burdett College. Boston she has been
stenographer and hookkecper in the Of
fee of her uncles, the Davis Broth RS. in
Northield Mr.. Brush. who was born in
Stowe, attended stowe high sschoo for
three years, when he entered Norwich
University, taking the civil engine ering
course. He was graduated in 1909. lie has
p position with the interstate commerce
commission, with headquarters at Kansas
City. He is now having months vaCa-
ton. Mr. Rrush's sisters Mrs. A. X.
Wiley and husband and son, A. H. Jr,
and Miss Ethel Brush of Montpelier, were
among the wedding guests, and also Mrs.
George F. Brush and daughter, Violet.
who have passed several weeks in Bos-
ton and attended the wedding on their
way home to Stowe.-Harry L. Pike.
republican, has filed nomination papers
for representative with the town clerk,
Mrs Alice A. Raymond.-Iovi Turner,
Edwin Hall and b. r. backyard were
granted their final naturalization papers
AT the session of United states court at
MONTPELIER August 80 all of the APP
plicants being former citizens of
Canada.
Justice c. NJ Watts conducted a
hearing in Morrsville Tuesday in the
cases of Charles Godfrey and Wilkie
Hutchinson, who were bound over to
county court in 5000 bonds, charged
with allowing dogs to run at large and
for shooting deer out of season. Fail
ing to secure bonds the men were COM
mitted to iail Game Warden y. Il.