Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-14
lAM0|LLE COUNTY
STOWE.

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The remains of Miss Rose McAllis- !
ter Of Syracuse n. y, were brought (,
here September for burial. \ short
burial service was conducted by the !
Rev. f. l.. Goddard at the River Bank
cemetery. where the burial was made
in the McAllister family lot. Miss Me
Allster had been in failing health since
she had a shock year ago and had
been in a sanitarium at Syracuse for
six months. She was &c years of ago.
She was the daughter of the late Har-
vey and Delana Goodenough Nc Alliss
ter and passed a large part Of her life
in stowe, her native town, but had for
some time resided in Syracuse She is
survived by three sisters. Mrs. Mar
tina Bruce of Syracuse, who is over 81
years of age, Mrs. Almon Thomas of
Morrisville and Mrs. Harriet Gilbert Of
Carthage all formerly residents of
stowe. She leaves several nephews and
nieces. She was cousin of George S.
McAllster Of Stowe. Mrs. Thomas and
Mrs. Gilbert and her son were here to
attend the burial
a real estate deal Of some note is
the sale OF the Green Mountain Inn
property by Mark G. Loveioy To Corne-
Illus l.. Mcmahon. who has purchased
for +. S Boardman. Mr.. Boardman
will take possession October and will
thereafter have the management of the
inn, continuing at the same time his
restaurant business in the Boardman
block. where his family will rems in.
The inn is one of the landmarks of
Stowe. The building was erected in
1888 as dwelling house by Mr.. Love
Joys grandfather. Peter G.. LoveioY.
and by him was sold to Stillmau
Churchill who remodeled the building,
converting it into a hotel. The hotel
subsequently became the property Of
the Mt Mansfield Hotel company and
later of William r. Barley. Mr.. love
Joy purcha Sod the property Of Mrs
Bailey in 1892 Mr.. and Mrs. f. r..
Bamforth have carried on the business
very successfully for several years
Miss Florence Martin Of Elmoro is
visiting Miss Beatrice Gale.-Capt and
Mrs. l. p. Sailer of Philadelphia left
saturday after passing the summer at
! the Green Mountain Inn.--Thc Misses
Sadie and Ida Hart will go next week
| to Montpelier, where they viii enter
Montpelier Seminary.--F. j. Holden
has been called home from Bethlehem.
| y. H., where he has passed the summer
on account of the illness of his dauSh-
| tors Mildred and Editii.--'~The former
is recovering. but Edith remains quite
| ill.--The Misses Ida Hart Of Stove and
Nettie Cihlar Of Long Island. y. y.
returned Saturday from Windsor. where
they have visited Miss Harris brother,
| Frank T.. Hart--A Flora's day and
Childrens day program, in charge Of
Mrs. Lottic Collins, carried out at tho
regular meeting of Mansfield Mountain
Grange Saturday afternoon, included a
roll call. flower basket" songs by the
! Grange choir, piano solos by the Misses
Agnes Townc and Marjorie Foster.
songs by the Misses Nellie and Phyllis
George, Mrs Lottic collins Mrs. Della
Tomlinson and o. H. smith. accompan-
led by Miss Iiilda Foster. rccitations by
Theodore Fuller and Edith Lang and
readings by Mrs Tomlinson and Mrs
Carrie George The children Were
treated with a variety Of candies
The ladies Of the Congregational
Church will serve supper at tho
church vestry on the afternoon OF
Tuesday, Primary day There will he
an important business meeting at foul
o'clock at which each member is urged
10 be present supper will he served
at five--Cie6rRe w, Chaplin of Milton
who came to stowe Saturday. was &C.
companied home by his daughter Mis-.
Esther who has passed the summel
with her sister. Mrs. r. II. Hin, an,
friends in Stowe-Miss Mildred Bigc
; low returned Saturday to her home il
Middlcbury after a few days in stow"
THE Christian Soldiers Conquest cam
, paign." rally day service, was carried
, out at the Methodist Episcopal Churcl
Sunday morning. The church was deco
rated with flags of conquest" and Amer
lean flags. and potted plants There wer
over 100 present, Each person was draft
' ed into an appropriate class or regiment.
The exercises included responsive read
: ngs, singing led by the Camp Fire Girl
ct with Miss Watts at the organ, roll call b.
= The secretary or ''adjutant." Miss F'lorenc
! Canning and an address, The Armo
Bearers Story" by the Rev Charles \
Boyd of the State sunday School associa
ton Much of the exercises was origina
with the pastor. the Rev. f., Llewelly
| Goddard and through his efforts was can
red out very successfully, Mr. Boyd gay
an address at the West Branch Churc
service Sunday afternoon and gave TN
d address at union service in the cvenin
IS upon THE Most Interesting Book in tn
< World" There was good attendance
s. Miss Mildred Holden sang "A solo,-Mr!
I, Polly Gale Cline and niece. Miss Nirgini
IS Gale. who have passed the summer wit
= Mrs, Clines parents, Mr.. and Mrs i. |
r. Gale left Saturday for their homes
J. Cleveland. Ohio.-Mrs. G. +. Eddy is vs
y ing her daughter, Mrs C. II. Boyce.
~ Montpelier, Mrs, Bert Loveland and hit
Q, son, Harry, returned Monday to Waite
= field after a week at the home Of her pa