Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-16
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

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ZION of ways 20 improve the grange school
lair led by G; ~. Towne Mrs. Emma La
tuch and J. +. Campbell-Mr and Mrs
L. II. straw, who expected to return from
franklin Pa, about April |, have decided
70 remain In Franklin until Junc.-Mrs.
Howard 4. Smith moved Monday to the
Aioulton house on School street. which she
recently purchased. -Charlcs \. McCuen.
Nho has employment with s. Watson
Welsh in Shclburnc, and Mrs. MoCuen are
IN stowe for a months vacation. -Eigh-
teen members of the Altar society of ST.
Andrews Church in Waterbury visited
Stowo Saturday on n slelghridc. callins
upon Mrs. T. $. Boardman, who IL
member of the eociety. supper was
servcd--Nlrs Isabel Lafountain is con-
fined to tho house by illness. At the reg
ular mid-month meeting of the H. II.
Smith Womens Relief Corps dinner will
be served. Members are urged to attend
md to contribute to the dinner. The
members Of the post are invited 10 ~
tend.
Willis NJ Barnes gang OF lumbermen
are now drawing loss from Lake Sterling,
Vermont. NJ. Barnes says that the roads
to the lake are excellent. The STOW In the
valley cast Of the lake f. from IL to IL
feet deep.,A. A. Royce returned Tuesday
10 Hyde Park. where he is pressing hay.
---Ralph Harlow has Begin work ror
james a. Foster,--liariv r. Harlow has
moved from Silas S5towcli's farm to one
of JaInes L. Houstons tonemcnts at
Ef,,,t- AIor Ne Ia
ing for her mother, Mrs. Jefferson ;5her-
man, at Stowe Forlts.--Mrs. G. G. Fostcr
of West Branch, who has been III for
some time with sciatica and neuritls re-
mains about the sarle..--Mr. and Mrs. j.
~ Foster have visited their son and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. IIcrmon j. Foster. at stowe
Forks this week.
Samuel w. Barrows, whose birthday
anniversary falla on Thursday. Is the
eldest man and with the exception OF
Mrs. Margaret Drugg, the oldest resi-
dent OF stowe. He is Il native of New
hampshire, and resided for many years
In Bethel. coming to stowe In 1906.
Notwithstanding his age Mr.. Barrows
has begun saving the wood which he
cut for a woodpile last fall At a fam
lily reunion at his home Thursday his
at home and Dr. II. w Barrows and
family of stowe and Mrs. a. A. Emery
Of st. Adams, will be present.---Dwight
r. Ayers went Wedn esday to Maidstone
to visit his sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. :. W. Allen.--IIoward Lang is
filling tho position of tester in the
stowe and Waterbury Cow Testing as
ISOLATION recently resigned by Mr.
Al ~
in Washington on their way home
from their Southern trip.-Mr. and
Mrs G. y. Fisher. who went to Florida
TO reside two years ago and who cx-
pected to return to stowe this spring
nave decided to Join a brother of Mr.
Fishers In Iowa instead. Mr. and
Mrs. d. W. Reed will remain in tho
f1sher house at tho lower village.-Mr
and Mrs Joseph Latuch moved We'd
hchday from G. l.. McMahon's tenement
on Bridge street to the house on Ma
pic street recently purchased of Frank
V. Smith.-A. C. Ayers is out after
several weeks illncss.--Robins and
crows have been seen here this week
There Will be a Catholic service at
tho Akeley Memorial building at 7:45
o clock Sunday morning.-Mr and Mrs.
A. G. Morrill, and infant son are in
burlington this weck-Ths Stowe
nigh school basketball team will play
n game with tho Peoples Academy
team here Friday cvening-R IT, May
nard OF West Branch has purchased Of
the c. r. and j., O. Burt conpauv tho
land formerly a part OF the c. II. Cha
pm farm. which tho company reserved
"hcn the farm was sold to w. \. Smith