Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-13

residents VINO d1ed at the hospitals In
Burlington For 1914 the statistics were
Births 81, marriages 81 and deaths az
Frank r. Cooley has sold his house to
Oscar Peake. who came here from jay
and is employed at the G. r.. e. r. O.
Burt Lumber company's mill-The reg
ular meeting of the Eastern STAR Sickle
Chapter was held Wednesday evening
with an tniaton, and refreshments were
served.-The Rev Robert Dewey Of
waterbury will celebrate mass al the
Akeey Memorial Building at Z 40 O'Clock
Sunday morning.--Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Nc
Mahon and daughter Miss Ruth who
passed the holidays with friends in Min
neapolis MINI, were in Denver January
=. After visiting Salt Lake city and San
Francisco they expect to reach Los An
geles the 18th. Among the friends they
visited in Denver was Daniel j. McAllis-
ter, formerly of Stowe--Mrs. Charles Hs-
mel and three children have returned to
waterbury after several days with her
sister Mrs W. T.. Shepard.-Mr. and Mrs |
Don Seaver returned Tuesday to Johnson
after visiting relatives in Stowe.-Mrs. l..
y. Tomlinson, who has been more COM
/ Portable for some time. is confined to her
bed and seems to he failing Mrs A. i.
Chaffee, who has been i'll for some time
is now improving and is able 10 be about
the house.
Officers elected for 1916 At me annual
meeting of the Sterling club at the club
! rooms in the station block Tuesday eve-1
ming are: President, NJ. G. Loveioy:i
vice president, DR.. j. G. Morgan; secre-
tarH and treasurer, II. w. Burnham:!
directors, DR.. II. W. Barrows, II. +.
Shaw, r. g. Russell. c. o. Burt and
H. e. McMahon.-'rhe pupils of Stowe
high school gave reception to Prnci-
pal w j. English and bride at the Ake-
ley Memorial building Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. English were assisted il,
receiving by members of the board OF
school directors and Of the senior class.
Harry f.. Russ of the senior class ind
behalf Of the high school presented Mrs.
. and Mrs. English with handsome
chair Mr.. English responded Re-
, marks We're made ny IT, r. Cooley Of
the staff of teachers the Rev. Lemuel
, Davis, superintendent G. D. Howe and
, Principal Sears of the Morrisvile Peo-
pies Academy The evening closed with
cards and dancing, Music was by the
Misses Mildred Holden and Katherine
Smalley on the piano. Punch and waf-
ers were served The annual meeting Of
the stowe Creamery association will ba ,
held with the president, Mrs Anna NJ. !
kmball, at $50 Tuesday afternoon, Jan
uary ls.-Mrs. Elizabeth Clarkson leaves |
Thursday for Chicago, where she will !.
pass the rest Of the winter.-T. s. !;
Boardman is with Mr.. Boardman at
the Fanny Allen hospital. Winooski. |
where she expected to have an opera !
ton Wednesday a son and
daughter, born Tuesday night to Mr.
and Mrs. Fred l.. Recor. will have differ
7 ont birthdays. the son being born just
t before midnight on January II and the
. daughter soon after on the morning Of
= January 12-Mrs. +, NJ Small is seif-
Q ously i'll at her home on the Randolph
S road.--A recent number Of the Congress
,. sonal Record states that President Will
j. son has nominated Asa G. Cakes as
l. postmaster for Stowe in place Of Albert
= II. Cheney, whose commission expired
Y January II, but who will continue in
a office until his successor is duly COM
p; missioned Walter NJ Adams has been
=, appointed administrator Of the estate OF
= his mother Mrs. Phehe C. Adams, O.
= :. McAllister and G. r. Parker ap.
i praisers and commissioners.-Felix o.
e Wells has been appointed Administered
F. tor and c. r. Parker and f. G. Russell
-e appra serS and commissioners OF the
lie tate of Felix l.. Wells.-Messrs. Tomlin-
le son and Robinson are cutting the first
IS crop of ice of the season their pond
s. at the lower village. The ice is 10 inches
9. thick and Of fine quality.-A. c. Luce.
3 who has been in falling health for soma
s. time. is confined to the house.-Dr. ].
9 f Clair of Waterbury was In Stowe
1T Wednesday.-A large gathering OF
ID friends and neighbors at the home OF
s. Mr. and Mrs. b. F. Magoon in Stows
T. Hollow Tuesday evening was in honor
in of the 26th anniversary OF their mar
riaGe. Games and dancing made
g pleasant evening. Refreshments were
At served and a purse of money was left
e. in remembrance of the occasion. Mrs.
= Magoon before her marriage Miss
e. Ola French. They have passed their
- married life in Stowe. They are tho
l. parents of eight children.-Cards have
s. been received by her friends in Stowe
SO from Mrs. Cora V. Brunell of Athoi.
n Mass, formerly of Stowe. announcing
T. the marriage of her daughter. Avis
Il. Almira Vearen. at Fitchburg, Mass,
IS January to Frank Staples Clifford of
I: fitchburg. Mrs. clifford was graduated
ls from Stowe high school in the class
H. of 1909. After year at the Univer-
h. sity of syracuse she took a course in
Up business college at Fitchhurg and
IN since then has taught at Sea Clif, y.
al Y. and Norwalk. Conn. Mr. Clifford
IN has a position of L. years standing in
lie Fitchburg. where they will reside =
or after visiting Miss Dorothy Wright at
Sic o. S. Smiths.
-. W0I COTT