Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-27

FIELD, longtime resident OF this vii
nge Mr.. Field. who was nearly blind.
Mas about &c years of age.
STOWE.
Mrs. Mary Gibson of Hyde Park, who
. Deserved her Tooth birthday Saturday,
Vas formerly for several years n resi-
lent of Stowe. Her Oldest daughter,
Mrs. James c. Shepard, resides here
Ind also several grandchildren, in
'ludins John, Leon and Walter Shepard,
Yrs. Charles W. Raymo and Mrs.
| Jerome Wilkins. Besides Mrs Shepard,
Mrs Gibson has four other daughters.
Mss Letue Gibson and Mrs. Lizzie
Bennett Of Hyde Park, both formerly
If Stowe. Mrs. Margaret E,lphie and
Hrs. Annie Eddredge Of Canada and
TWO sons. Mrs Gibson is in good health
ind retains her faculties-A ball at
Hotel hall Friday evening was attended
~ 81 couples-Mr. and Mrs William
caldwell and son. Stewart of Montreal
Ire guests at the Green Mountain Inn.
tHenry A. Sparks. commander of the
d. II. Smith Post, G. A. r., has en-
tagged the Rev w. 7. Best Of Norris
nile to give the address on Memorial
tay.-Mr. and Mrs. G.. S. McAllister have
'eceived news of the recent birth of a
ION, Dan Howard, to their son and
Wife Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel j. McAllis-
Ter, in Denver. Colo.
The Easter exercises by the Sunday
ehool of Unity Church Sunday morn
hE We're well carried out and included
mecial music by the choir, with Ralph
gram at the church organ. musical and
literary exercises by the children and
III address by the pastor the Rev. T..
/. crane. An unusual feature Of the
decorations was contributed by Mrs
NARY "A. Jenney, who was unable to
utend on account of illness, but who
provided four hot-house bouquets. one
tach IN memory of her husband, George
". Jenney, who died many years ago,
Ter brother-ln-la law, A. L., Douglass.
lephew, G. a. Douglass, and grand
lephew, George T.. Jenney, who have
recently died.-Rev. Lemuel Davis of
ne congregational Church preached
SundaY morning upon THE Confirma-
ion of Easter.'-District Superintend-
mt W. b. Dukeshire, who prea ched at
HE Methodist Episcopal Church, spoke
ppon the topic, He Is Not There"
there was special music by the choir.
With II solo by Miss Bernice Towne.
md Miss Marjorie Watts at the organ.
There We're decorations of potter
,lants. Miss Elsie AlGer gave q black
board talk upon THE Message of the
Lilies" in Sunday school--Mr. Duke
hire conducted the Epworth League
meeting in the evening and returned
Monday to his home in st. Albans-
The Rev, E. l.. Goddard of Cambridge
Ilass who has been appointed as pas
tor, is expected to be here April 40
The Epworth League social SATURDAY
svening was well attended. The YES.
Try was appropriately decorated.
Games were played and music and TO-
'reshments enjoyed.-Aaron Tillotson
tnd Lillian Warren of Morr;sviue were
narried by the Rev. Lemuel Davis .,
HE congregational parsonage Sunday
SftcrnoOn.-Mrs. o. A. Earrows is ro
covering from several weeks illness
Mrs Il. T. Downer of Hardwick CANA
70 stowe Monday to visit her sister.
Mrs. Nj. G. Lovejoy, and brother, n. r
earrows,-Ernest Griswo old returned to
stowe Monday after passing Sunday
With his family in Hardwicl.-George
Ossneritt. who has sold his farm near
Moscow, moved his family to Water
buoy Monday.-Former Postmaster A.
p. Cheney is confined to his home by
ulr css Mrs Hattie f. Douglass has
cntsd her house on Bridge street to
y. IL metcalf buttermaker at the Mt.
SLansfield Cooperative creamery, and
ME- make her home with her daughter
ma husband, DR.. and Mrs. H. W. Bar
lows .-The condition of Harry Clark
y thought to be slowly improving.-
aim Smith and family have moved to
Natorbury.-Mr. and Mrs u, V. Reed
fnl go the last of the week to Water
Jury, whore Mr. Reed will work for his
lon -ln-law NJ. l.. Prescott, through the
(ummar.-Miss Susan Bigelow has
Painted her house on Maple street for
be summer to Mrs. c. II, Stone, who
)Xp:cts Mr.. Stone and their daughter
diss Mary Stone, to come here to pass
Ehe summer with her.-Henry Clark
who has been i'll with pneumonia, is
loing fairly woll-John Belts, who
lac visited Mrs Belts at the homo of
Der parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ploof,
fn1 VINO has nearly recovered from a
Fsccnt operation. has returned to West
Lebanon. N. IT,
The what Next" club OF Bridge street
net Wednesday afternoon ct the
Jnity Church vcstry with the other TEN
Pluhs OF the society.-Mrs. Lucy Scribner,
who Is still confined to her rooms after
)eyeral weeks illness. was tho pleased re-
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