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


and Mrs. Scott, who were former
In Cleveland, at Lake Mans
field Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Riddel of Bur
lington are at their Lake Mansfield
cottage.-Mr. and Mrs c. F.. Gruber
and sons. Philip and John, of New
York, who are on their annual visit to
stowe. are making their home at the
Green Mountain Inn.-Mrs. J. c. Nor
gan and son and daughter. Walter
and Louise. Mrs. a. X. straw and Miss
Ruth Collins visited the Fanny Allen
hospital and Camp Governor Gates at
Winooski Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. j. Il.
Ayers and family, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
MoultoD and Mr.. and Mrs Adna G.
Ayers motored Sunday to Thompson's
Point. where they visited Miss Inez
Ayers.-Mr and Mrs. Leo j. Moody of
Minneapolis. who were called here by
the death of Mrs. n. X. Moody, left
Saturday on their return. Mr.. and
Mrs. ~. c. Scribner and son. Russell.
who were also called here. returned to
Biddcford. Me. Monday. Jesse r.
Moody of Bethel called on Stowe
friends Sunday.-R. II. Metcalf. but
ter-maker at the Mt. Mansfield cream
cry. Joined Mrs. Metcalf and daughter
Monday at Underhill. whore Mrs. Met
calfs family is holding a reunion
Mrs. Lydia A. Shaw, who was 8S years
Of age Saturday, received co postcards.
several bouquets of beautiful flowers
and other gifts from her friends, as
well as calls from number of
frends.--The Rev. G. NJ. Stebhins of
Worthwhile preached at the ConErega-
tional Church Sunday.-The Rev. +. l..
Goddard of the Methodist Episcopal
Church preached Sunday evening upon
Jesus, the Saviour of ALL" A solo
was sung by Miss Josephine Holden.
About rs were present. There was an
increased attendance at the Sunday
schools. New classes have been form
ed. Some new teachers are Miss Elsie
| Alger. Miss Florence Ayers and Miss
| Mildred Holden.-The Rev. and Mrs,
| Goddard entertained the prize winners
and officers of the Field Day associa-
ton at the parsonage Saturday eve
ning.-The Misses Elsie Alger and
| Bernice Towne went Monday to John =
son to take a course of three weeks
at the teachers summer training
! school.-Mr. and Mrs. George T.. Fow-
Ter of the knoll are entertaining
their son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
cnce Fowler and two children Of
birmingham. Mass.--Dr. W. T.. Jack
son of Lowell, Mass, is = guest at the
Green Mountain Inn, while passing
two weeks in Stowe. his native town
MIR. and Mrs. G. W. Buzzel and Miss
Belle Buzzell visited friends in Mid
dlescx Sunday.--Earl w. Tinkham and
a party Of % or 80 motored to Bur
| lington Monday with +. u. Pike &
| Sons new auto-trunk to attend the
circus.-Mrs. L. c. Magoon entertain.
ed several ladies and their infant chill
dren Saturday afternoon, the guests
of honor being Mrs. Magoon's daugh.
ter. Mrs. G. l.. Robinson, and littl,
son, Cedric, whose second birthday II
was-Miss Maude Teachout, who ha.
visited Miss Muriei Pike. returned
Monday to her home in Essex juno
tion.--Dr. J. c. Morgan, who has beer
at the Fanny Allen hospital since his
accident of nine weeks ago. il doint
well. but will not be able to return
home this week. as was hoped.-Mis
Hattie Pratt. assistant ut the postof
flee. is having two weeks vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Billings, Mrs
Lola Douglass and Mr.. and Mrs. d. r
Smith motored to Winooski Sunday
d. r. Ayers and H. r. Lang returned
Sunday from visit to Winooski, in
Guiding the Fanny Allen hospital ant
Camp Governor Gates.--A daughte
was born Saturday night to Mr.. an,
Mrs. Leon Shepard at the lower VII
lage.-Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Douglas
motored to Jericho Sunday.
Jacob Morris Of Brooklyn, y. Y. i
guest at Pleasant View House a
Scribner Of Chicago are visiting Nj
Scribner's mother, Mrs. Lucy Scribnei
, and brother, +. c. Scrbner, and Mrs
Scribner's mother, Mrs Malind
Drugg "A. Fl. Cheney and Dir. W. I
, Jackson OF Lowell. Mass. guest a
the Green Mountain Inn. were in Nor
risville Tucsday.-The statement tina
the little son of $. l.. Dewe
was run over by the car which MI
Dewey was backing out from his bar
recently was an error. The child wa
hit and knocked down by the runnin
board. but was able to play about 500
= after.--Mr. and Mrs. \. w. Collins an
Mr. and Mrs. +. w. Tinkham motore
. Sunday to T}clvidere, whore they visit
ed Mrs. Collins niece, Miss Nellie Pot
. ter.-Mss Grace Holland of Walpol,
. n. H. and Miss Bertha Donning G
burlington are visiting Mrs. II.
l Pike. Mrs. Pike and her guests, he
. mother. Mrs. Minnie Tinkham, her Ii,
I tie daughter. Carolyn, and her siste
. and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. T. "
r Tinkham, motored to Montpelier Sa,
= urday.-Mrs. George NJ. Towne has re
ceived a letter written at Eagle Pas
" July by DIN Stowell. formerly fo
some time n member of Mrs Towne
: family. now a member of Company !
Goth regiment from Pittsburgh.
Y. Mr. Stoweil left Plattsburgh wit
! his company May ~ and was station
y ed at San Antonio. Texas. for montl
: At the time of writing he had been q
y Eagle Pass Is days. His company wa
!, doing guard duty on the border at III
d toll bridge across the Rio Grand
n river. A charge of five cents is re
= bridge and every Mexican comm
= from the other side must be vaccinat
e ed If he has not already been. TIL
days We're very warm, but nights wei
= cool.-Howard f. Shaw and Harold
IL Mcmahon are attending the Shriner
e convention in Buffalo n. Y.-Mr. an
I Mrs. George p. Morrill, of New Yor
Q are guests for two weeks at the Gree
= Mountain Inn. other guests at the in
= are Mrs. b. j, Craggy, Mrs. II. ID. Yor
y and Miss Mary W. Mitchell of Mar
= chester, n. H., and Miss Ida +. Pard,
= of Biddcford. Me.-Mr. and Mrs. Ge
l. aid Campbell and son, Raymond. ar
e daughter and husband. Mr., and Mr.
y Edward Newcome, and little son