Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-13
lAM0ILLE COUNTY
STOWE.

on the evening of June 81 Kenneth Rob
inson motored TO Barre. with a party of
young people including his cousins, Car
ro s. George and Robert George and
Miss Ila Kendall of Morrisville and the
two young lady friends of Miss Kendall's,
the ostensible object Of the JOY ride being
to attend n moving picture show. Not
withstanding an attempt to keep it secret
the others in the party We're aware that
during the evening Carroll s. George and
Miss Kendall were married. They, how
ever. consented to keep it secret and re-
turned that night to Morrisvile, where
Mr. George remained at tho home OF his
wife over Sunday. after which he return
ed to stowe and worked at p. D. Pike &
Sons factory as usual during the week.
Saturday night he went to Morrisville to
remain over Sunday and the Fourth and
it was not until his return TO Stowe
Wednesday accompanied by Mrs. George
that it became known that the maria ge
had taken place. Mr. George is the son
of Mrs. Carrie George Of stowe Mrs.
George Is the daughter of Mrs. Sarah
Kendall of Morrisville, and was former
ly a resident of Stowe Mr.. and Mrs.
George will go to housekeeping in the
tenement in the Fisher house at tho lower
village
Announcements have been received here
Of the marriage on July of Charles j.
Iolway and Miss Emily NJ. Savage at
North Arson, Me. Mrs 1Olway is a
niece OF Mrs. +. T Crane of Stowe and
has visited Stowe several times. Mr. and
Mrs. Crane We're present at the wedding
and Mr.. Crane took part in the ceremony.
Saturday was the SSth birthday an
niversary of Mrs. Lydia A. Shaw. one
of the oldest residents. Mrs. Shaw
who was before her marriage Lydia A.
Straw, has passed her life in Stowe
She Is the widow of Leonard Shaw
Her sons, Bert l.. Shaw. Howard f.
Shaw and Elmer F.. Shaw. are all resi-
dents Of stowe. Mrs Shaw is in good
health and is able to help with the
homework at her home with her son
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. f.. f. Shaw
Henry A. Sparks. commander of tho
II. II. Smith Post G. a. r.. went Sat
urday to Morrisville to pass a week
/ with his daughter, Mrs. \. c. Sulham
Mrs. A. u. Lang has returned from
Winooski. leaving her daughter. Miss
Bernice Lang. doing well at the Fanny
| Allen hospital. whore she underwent
an operation this week-Philo G. Hill
| of Swanton, who visited his parents
Mr. and Mrs. r. 4. Hill, Saturday, was
| accompanied home by his sister, Mrs
| Lula Dunbar. and brother, Milo Hill
Mr.. Hills daughters, Madeline ano
| Marjorie, arc passing the summer with
| their grandparents. Their sister
Teresa will join them here after visit
| ing friends in Danvlle-Mr. and Mrs
Harry Butts of Gilmore were in Stowe
Saturday.-At the meeting of Mans
field Mountain Grange Saturday after
noon the lecturers program included {
roll call, Interesting Places | Have
| Nisited"; discussion, "Resolved. Tha
the Farmer and His Wife Should Have
a Vacation: reading. Mrs. Della Nc
Allistcr-The Rev. Lemuel Davis
preached as a candidate last Sunda,
at the Congregational Church in Der
by-Mrs. Ruth Robinson and daugh
ter Miss Kate Robinson of Burlingt on
are in stowe for the summer.-Th'
monthly social of the Bishop Asbur!
Chapter Epworth League. Friday eve
ming was attended by about 80. J
musical program included solos by tn
Misses Elsie Alger, Berncc Towne AM
the Rev T.. l.. Goddard, selections b.
a quartet composed of the Misses Al
ger. Towne and Mildred Holden an,
Mr.. Goddard. Some new contests in
cluded "A ap-bubble game. Edmun,
Ramstrom winning the prize, con
contest Mr.. Goddard the prize winner
and a peanut game, Miss Beatric
Kaiser winning. Light refreshment
were served
Admiral Charles e. Clark Mr.,
Clark and their granddaughter. Mis-
Louisa Hughes, of Washington, u. c
have arrived at the Lake Mansficl
Trout club house for the summer
Some week visitors at the clu
house were: Mr.. and Mrs. Harrma
of St. Johnsbury, Judge Hartman an
daughter Of Ann Arbur, Mich. DR.. an
Mrs. watkins and son of burlington
Mr. and Mrs. A, i, Bgclow and sor
Paul. of MiddleseN, Mrs. Abbie Ware
of West Lebanon, y, H., Dr. and Mr..
Scott and Mrs. Richmond of Cleve
land. Ohio DR.. and Mrs. H. c. Tink
ham of Burlington joined the Cleve