Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-06

health Mr.. Collins has worked, assist |
Ing his son on his farm all summer. He
has pitched on" all the hay and helped
NOV 1t away. He also bound the wheat
on field harvested last week.
The Stowe high and graded schools will
open at nine o'clock, instead Of at eight as
last term. president Mrs. o. e. Luce Of
the Stowe Red Cross branch shipped last
week SO pairs Of pajamas and seven COM
fort wraps to the base hospital In Boston.
The maple sugar social for the benent
Of the Red Cross Friday afternoon realized
about SIS. Miss Susan A. Bigelow, Mrs.
IL. w. Barrows and Mrs. l.. l.. Harris
were the committee in charge. The snow
was supplied by H. K. Jenney. There were
many summer visitors among those at
tending.-Mrs. Eunce Pottle was a visitor
at the home Of her daughter. Mrs. g. c.
Wheeler. in Waterbury Saturday helping
celebrate the eighth birthday Of her grand
daughter, little Miss Esther Wheeler-Mr.
and Mrs. John Maxfield and their son and
Mr.. and MrA Buell. Max
field. Of Starksboro. motored to Stowe
Friday to visit their uncle. l.. b. Tomlin-
son. and family.-The ladies Of Unity
Church served supper at the church
Wednesday afternoon instead Of Thurs
day, as usual, on account Of the seven
springs fiesta" that afternoon-Mrs. w.
F. Churchill and daughter. Marion Of
,, Morrisville have visited Mrs. c. E. Burt
this week.-Mrs.. Asa Winters and daugh-
ter and son returned to their home In
North Andover. Mass. Saturday after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Foster
and other Stowe Relationships. Henry
Foster and daughter, Helene. who have
passed week with Mr.. and Mrs. John
! Foster. returned to Springfield. Mass. Sat-
"a M g.,
from Morrisville, where she passed week
with her daughter, Mrs. George H. Saxby.
Miss Merle Ladd Of Essex Junction is
guest at b. c. Bull's.-Miss Beatrice Gale
returned from Burlington Saturday.-Miss
Mrs. Ruth Robinson and daughter,
Miss Kate Robinson. and Miss Florence
Brennan Of Burlington. and Harold ST.
| monds Of Richmond. were visitors over
Sunday at the home Of Mrs. Robnson's
son. N. B. Robinson returning to Bur-
lington Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. F. w.
Dillingham; and son. Albert, Of Saxton's
River have visited relatives in Stowe
this week.-Mr and Mrs J. w. Webb
and children, the Misses Marion and
Catherine. Robert and Willard Of Fort
Covington, N. Y, and nephew, j. will
lard Webb. Of Chicago. came by auto
mobile Saturday to visit MIR. Webbs
sister, Mrs I. A. Foster, and family
Mrs. Foster will accompany them on
their return Wednesday for visit and
will also visit her sister, Mrs. r. A.
Boutwell, at Pierceheld. N. Y--The
Misses Stella and Viola Marshall who
have passed the summer with their
cousin, Mrs. A. d. Weeks, have returned
TO Lowell, Mass.--Mrs A. A. Emery and
Miss Kate Cummings. who have visited
Miss Clara Barrows and other Stowe
frtn do rot, nnd 70 A Il Tn la,,
Miss Jones. who has been at Miss Bar
rows for some time. returned to Low
ell. Mass. Tuesday.-W. d. Pangle was
at home over Sunday from Highgate.
| where he has been at work for the
| Cummings Construction company of
Montpelier. He has been sent this
week by the company to another job
at East Douglass. Mass.-Miss Mildred
Sleeper has resumed her work at H. e.
Shaw's store after two weeks vacation
In Wolcott-William Kemp, who was a
victim of infantile paralysis in the
epidemic of three years ago and who
Is being cared for at the Industrial
school at Vergennes. is at the home of
his father. George Kemp. on visit.
Young Kemp is much improved in
health and gets about the house with
out clutches. He is learning the shoe
makers trade and likes the school very
much-G. w. Buzzell is in Boston on a
business trip-Mr. and Mrs. c. Il.
Weeks and Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Pangle
motored Sunday to Wolcott. where they
visited Mrs. Pangle's sister. Mrs. Amos
Boardman. They also visited Elligo
Lake in Craftsbury on the trip. Mr.
Weeks saw a large amount Of hay that
has not yet been cut. He was a month
behind on his own haying. on account
Of the large amount of rain. finishing 1t
Tuesday.-Mrs. e. w. Tinkham and lit
tie daughter. Alberta. returned to Nc
Indoes this week after several weeks
In Stowe-Mr. and Mrs NJ. c. Lovejoy
Mrs. Howard Thomas and Miss Rachel
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Downer. return
! ed Monday from motor trip to the
islands In Grand Isle county-The
program for the regular meeting OF
Mansfield Mountain Grange Saturday
afternoon will include a paper. 1.-THE
Building of the Home by Co Operation.
by Mrs. H. A. Parsons. talk by h. S
Warren upon when Should the Boy
Working on the Farm with His Father
Receive Some OF the Farm Proceeds? p
A roll CALL Buried Cities" provided by
the lecturer, a humorous reading by A
II. Straw. instrumental music.-Th,
Congregational Sunday school held it.
annual picnic at /. A. Fosters farm ir
,, the Little River neighborhood Monday
Through the kindness of Miss abb,
Allen an attractive entertainment will b'
given at Seven Springs" for the bench
Of the Red Cross from three to six o'clocl
!, Thursday afternoon. There will be
+, musical program. living patriotic posters
scenes from early history Of Stowe. for
tune telling, kilograms from the front ant
= refreshments.-Mrs. H. w. Cummings an,
: son. Mahlon. have returned from visi
In Middlesex, accompanied by Maurice
Cummings. who has passed the summer
with his grandmother. and also by thu
grandmother, Mr.. Cummings mother
Mum Boardman has returned from
Thompson's Point where he has passed
! the summer, to resume his studies in Stove
high school.-Mrs. w. j. Mum and sons
Paul and Ira, and daughter, Margaret. OF
Saranac Lake, n. Y. and Miss Alice Creigh
ton of Rochester, n. Y, mOtored Tues
dy to Stowe. where they visited Mr.
. Munns sister. Mrs. +. S. Boardman ant
family over night. returning home Wed
nesday Mrs Boardmans brother-in- la "
, and sister, DR.. and Mrs. c. NJ Bugbee. ant
children, Justin and Eileen. OF Springfield
called on her Sunday.-F. Il. Graham OF
Montpelier is looking after his lumber in
terests in Stowe this week.-Mrs.. c. +
NJ Taber, who has been in frail health
Is slowly recovering and Is able to ride
, Miss Susie Thomas and her aunt Mrs
. McElwyn. of Sharon. Mass. who hav,
visited Miss Thomas's cousin Mrs. b. L
Shaw, left Wednesday for Miss Thomasl
home In Pasadena. Cal.-Glen Cole ha.
gone to Hyde Park. where he has en-
,,io,,,,a,t and vvill rpova hia family thar.