Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-16
lAMO|LlE COUNTY
STOWE.

gave a reception to his friends at the ban
quet hall in the Akelcy Memorial build
ing Thursday evening. Tho stowe Mill
tary band furnished music for tho occa-
| sion. About ~ were present a driving
rain keeping many away who would 9TH
erWise have been there. by the request
of Mr.. Pike. A. r. Strawactcd as toastmaa-
ter. calling upon ex-Representatvcs l.. l..
Harris, NJ. c. Loveioy, O. Il. Luce. II. t..
Shaw, and A. A, Pike, and also the Rev.
+. T. Crane Of Sterling, Mass. and q. \ .
Burnham closing with he representative
elect, ALI responding in happy manner
1t was said that in an unusual manner
MIR. Pike will represent the town rs he
was elected by the town and not by ono
political party in the town. II Was urged
that citizens take paine to inform Mr.
Pike Of their attitude toward tho questions
that may come before the Legislature and
thus enable him. while acting as he thinks
best, to have the advantage of others
opinions. Refreshments were served nv
Miss Marion Pike, Mrs. f.. W. Tinkham,
Mrs. q. W. Gale and Miss Ruth Collins
and the evening closed with music by the
band
Z. X. knight and w. +. Carpenter OF
Lake George. who were guests At
the Green Mountain Inn last week. we're
here looking over an automobile route
from Lake George to tho White noun
tains. They arc publishers Of an Adir0n-
dack Tourists guide and arc planning
to combine with their booklet for 1917 "A
Green Mountain Tourists guide. They
were much pleased with the scenery in
this vicinity and consider l. an attractive
asset.-The masquerade hall given by the
Stowe high school senior class at Hotel
hall Friday evening was carried out very
successfully. Music was furnished by
McLood's orchestra Of Hardwick Ro-
| freshments were served by the school
| The maskers' costumes were very attrac-
tive. A large number were present, in
Guiding residents from Hardwick Morris
vile, Hyde Park and Waterbury Cor
nell Riley, Alden Straw, Gale Straw and
Raeburn Mcmahon attended the football
game between Vermont and Norwich at
Mortified Saturday T.. X. Scavor
Of Cady's Falls has visited her sister,
Mrs. 6. NJ. Townc. returning homo sun
day.--Mrs. Elizabeth Clarkson is a v,si-
tor at the home of Mr.. and Mr. T.. j,
Houston in Cady's Falls MIR. and Mrs.
f. r. Van Dusen Of MorristoWn have
| taken possession Of the farm on West
! hill recently purchased Of the L. a Bar
rows estate.-Mr. and Mrs. George T..
Fowler, who have closed their bungalow
at The Knoll" and returned TO Franz
! ingham. Mass. will leave about December
! ] for California. where they expect to
I spend the winter.--Mrs Eta Forbes has
been confined to her bed the past week
with sciatica at the home Of Mr. and
! Mrs, A. A. Royce. where she is visitor.
William Hosmer has employment At
the WOODEN mills AZ Winoosk.-Nlrs.
James F.. Houston was able 20 ride to
! the village this week for the first time
since her illness of several weeks.
Nrs c6 r.
ing service a. the Congregational Church
Sunday morning. There will he a cot
! tage prayer-meetng at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. n. W. Ravlin at the lower viii
lage Friday evening. -Erminc Boardman
of Wolcott is visiting his grandmother.
Mrs. Hannah knight.-Mr and Mrs L..
is, Macutchan are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
w. A Chencv in Milton, Mass, and Mr..
Macutchan's sister Mrs. g. +. Beechcr,
and family in Woonsockct, and Mrs.
Macutchan's brother, A W. Smith. in
Providence, r. Mrs. H. c. Raymond
has gone 10 Melrosc, Mass. to enter n
santar rum for six weeks treatmcnt--At
| a hearing before Justice &. NJ. Watts
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Christie Sargent
! 0as fined 500 and costs for breach of
peace, the offense being an assault upon
her mothor-in-la LAW Mrs. John Sorgcnt
Ten inches OF snow foil here Monday
! and Tuesday, making good sleiGhlnS Nm
entertainment WAS given by tho Tor
! renee Entertainment COMPANY at the Axe
! 10y Memorial building auditorium We'd
nesdsv evening under the auspices Of the
Ladies' Aid of Unity Church C. y. Riley,
F.. f. Stafford, T.. G.. Stanford, Dr. IL.
| W, Barrows, Ward Chaffee and Bert New
city We're among those who passed Tues
day night AZ Camp Tunkctt in Browns
vile in order to he III readiness for the
ANIMAL door shoot,nr uhen the season
onan.d wodrasdav ,rorrirr -\Ire En-
nice pottle retrrnotl TUESDAY from, a three
! weeks' visit with hor daurhter Mrs :
| 6 wheeler in waterbury. Mcmahon
! Ton The Rev and Mrs + /, Goddard
| Of the Methodist Eniscoral Church left
TUESDAY for Boston where Mrs Goddard
nxnects IN enter thc Doaconess' hosrifal
for an operatior for poitrc Mr. Goddard
hut will return in lime for the Snecial
giving dav A. tho close Of This service
h. n,s,or will give = rncep,ion TO all
hers of tho Sunday schoo, classes
During his absence Nr Goddard may he
reachcd at tho homo Of mr. Harvey Tenn.
p,e street. BOSTON or through the Motho.
dist Root C.oncerr at Isl Revision street
Mrs. Goddard's address viii he the Dea-
coness bosni,al BOSTON Fl W Eavlir
will nreacb in rho pastor's absence next
Sunday unon tho tonic "tIou, can I Over
come the world o"-The Roy. u W. cum
mings who has accented tho n,storato
Of the CONGREGATIONAL church here. is OK
nccted 70 arrive from Walnut lu. Mo.
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