Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-24
STOWE.

SlOWE.
Miss Lois Riley is the guest of Miss
Vida Grant and is attending the Chau-
tauqlia in Morrisville.---Mrs. r. w. Col
lins was given shower of postcards
on her 10Th birthday anniversary We'd
ncsday-Nrs. OrVillc Tucker was un-
able to return from the Mary Fletcher
hospital as was expected last week,
her illness having taken an unfaVor-
able turn. She is thought to be rccov-
ering now.----Dr and Mrs. j. Fl" Nc
Sweeney and children Katherine and
Douglas of Burlington visited Mr.. and
Mrs. O. ". Luce over Sunday.--Mrs.
Lena Brown Read and daughter. Miss
Elsie Brown. of Berlin are visiting
friends in stowe. Frances Mckay of
Barre Joined Mrs. Brown here for
over Sunday.
Thermometers registered 101 in the
shade here Monday. which was one OF
the hottest days Of the scason.-Recent
arrivals at Pleasant View House. Mos
COW. are Mrs. Forbes and Mrs futile
of New Haven, Conn-Miss Pearl VIII
kins, who has passed the summer at
tho Pleasant View House, left Monday
for weeks vacation before begin
ming her school work in Eden--The
Rev. +. T. Crane, who will begin his
work as pastor in Sterling, Mass, sep
TENDER. preached his farewell sermon
as pastor of Unity Church Sunday,
closing n pastoratc of five and half
years.--rhe Rev. t. l.. Baker of North
Weirs. y. H.. preached as candidate
at the Congreg ational Church sunday
morninG.--The Rev. j. Q. Angel OF
Walden preached Sunday morning at
the Methodist Episcopal Church. where
he was pastor from 1904 to 1911. Mr..
Angel assisted at the service at the
West Branch Church in the afternoon
A devotional service was held at the
village church in the eveninE.-The
Rev Robert Dewey of Waterbury held
a Catholic service at the Akelcy Me-
mortal building at 7:45 o'clock, at
which the Feast Of the Assumption of
the Blessed Virgin was celebrated
The Rev. g. Y. Bliss of Burlington, CO.
adjutor bishop of Vermont, assisted by
the Rev. William Garnee. who is in
charge of the district, including Stowe,
Morristown, Johnson and Caspian, con-
Quoted an EpisCopalian service at Miss
Abbie NJ. Aliens cottage at Seven
Springs Sunday afternoon. Holy Com
munion was celebrated at the cottage
at 1880 o'clock Monday morning.-R
cent arrivals at Miss Aliens are Miss
E. c. Tiemann of Greenwich. Conn,
and Miss stevens and Miss Durkee of
Maiden, Mass.-Mrs. Natalie Chad
wick returned Monday to Montpelier
Mrs. Henry r. Raymond returned Mon
day from the Mary Fletcher hospital
where she had a surgical operation
four weeks ago.--Miss Isabel Chaffee
returned Monday from the Fanny Allen
hospital and Mrs. II. Fl. Cobb returned
from the Fanny Allen hospital Satur-
day-Bernie Jones and son Cedric and
Mrs. S. H. Nutting visited Mrs. Jones
at the Fanny Allen hospital Sunday
Mrs. Jones is doing well.-Waite Smith
and Mum Boardmen went Monday &c
visit friends at Thompsons point
Miss Nadine Soardman is a guest al
the Rev. Robert DevoY's in Waterbury,
while attending the Chautauqua.-Thf
Rev and Mrs. T.. l.. Goddard and party
of Campfire Girls. who have been ir
camp at Smugglers' Notch. returnec
Saturday-Mrs. 7. A. Douglass anc
son Donald. Mrs Julia Cakes and Mrs
Hattie Douglass are passing the week
at the Mrs. Louisa Blood house in Jer'
icho.--A party including Mr.. and Mrs
w. l.. Demeritt, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi:
Latouch. Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Suckne1
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Chaffee re-
turned Sunday from camping trip a
the Ranch" near stowe Forks.-Mls!
Nellie Eaton of Chicago was a gues
at c. l.. McMahon's Sunday.-A trou
weighing one pound and 10 ounces wa
taken recently near the bridge over tn
West Branch by b. a. Straw.-Mr. ant
Mrs. 4. J.. Morrill, returned Monda!
morning from an automobile trip t
White River Junction.-Mr. and Mrs
Ray A. Baker returned Monday t.
Hyde Park after visiting Mrs. Baker
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Campbell
The ladies of the Congregations
Church will have a food sale at tn
church vestry Thursday afternoon.
William Horner has recently heard iron
his brother, Fri ITorner, formerly of Cam
bridge. who it had been rumored ma
been killed in the European war, MI
Horner is at present at Shornclin, Eng
land. serving in Company y, 9th reserV
battalion The West Branch Ladies Al
society will serve supper at five o'cloc
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs
l.. r. Gale-The regular midmonth meet
ing of the H. ". Smith Women's Relic
Corps will he held Thursday afternoon
The board Of civil authority will meet a
two o'clock SATURDAY afternoon at tn
town clerks office to revise the check lis
10 be used at the primary on Septemoe
12,-Mrs. 4 r. Straw recently visited he
son, Alden Straw, At Fort Ethan Allei
Mr. Straw is in the fort hospital for fe
DAYS on account Of illness.-Mr and Mr.
Arthur p. Bigeow and family of Middle
sex, who visited stowe TUESDAY, we've AZ
companied home by Mrs. Wilbur r.. Big'
low and son, Newell. on their way
their home in Salem, Mass.--Elmer Brow
has purchased Of his brother. Caro-
Brown, the farm on West Hill. The hous
was burned last spring and he has u gu
rebuilding a. A. Royce is building
silo al his farm on West hill.--George Y
BuZzel has in his possession A set
crockerv that was presented 20 CAPITA
Alexander Gordon of Browyard compar
OF Herefordehire, England, as weddr
present about lao years ago--The Rev. AT
Mrs. J. O. Angel left Tuesday for the
home in Walden after a few days
Stowe They visited Smugglers' Notch
company with Mr.. and Mrs. O. A, Ia
rows Monday
Mrs. Harriet f. Adams is in poor heal
at her home on West Branch Mrs. A
ans. who is in her S6th year, is prohab
the oldest woman who does her ov
housekeeping in this vcinity,-M
Howand has returned to Lancaster,
H., after a few DAYS In Stowe, Miss Ali
Radcliffe of New Haven, Conn, is pas
ing q couple Of weeks with Mrs. Lee