Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-01

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Magoon, motored Saturday to Claremont,
N. H.. to visit his brother and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton F. Magoon, return
ing home Sunday.-The Misses Mary Shaw
and Mabel Lackard have returned from
st. Albans where they were guests of
Mrs. Albert Constantine, while attending
the teachers convention.-The ladies of
Unity Church will serve their annual
chicken-pie dinner at the church vestry
at noon Thursday. All are invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Peters, who have
motored here from their home at Copley,
Pa, were guests over Monday night at
the home Of Mrs. Peters son, G. 8.
Marshall.
The Rev. II. Llwellyn Goddard gave his
farewell address at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church Sunday morning. 1t was
announced that student from the Mont
pelier Seminary will occupy the pulpit
next Sunday.-Leslie M. Shaw, former
secretary of the treasury. called
on stowe friends Saturday.--A.
Benton Harris and -fafnily of Sugar
Hill, N. H.. have moved into Miss Ida
Harris's house on Maple street for the
winter.-Miss Dorothy Harris and Miss
Catherine Wilcox of Morrisville were in
Richmond Saturday to attend the wedding
of Miss Nina Shepardson of Richmond
and Prof Robert Merrill of st. Johns
bury. Miss Wilcox remained with Miss
Harris over Sunday.-Mrs. c. o. Burt, who
underwent surgical operation at the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
Wednesday, is doing well.-Mr and Mrs.
G. o. Tucker of Waterbury visited their
parents. the Rev. and Mrs II. W. Raw
lin. Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs Elmer Brown
have packed their goods and will move
Tuesday to Waterbury. where Mr.. Brown
4. sxI~w,s
| and Mrs. Brown passed Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll Brown in Morristown.-
Mark Chaffee. who has returned from a
visit in Gaysville, and his son, Claude
! Chaffee. of Morristown, visited Mr. and
Mrs. e. S. Williams over Saturday night
They went to Morrstown Sunday Mr..
Chaffee will make his home with his son
| for the present.--Roscoe Stowell and sis
| tiers, Mrs. Nina Ledden and Mrs. Eva
| Glenning of Springfield Mass. are here
| to attend the funeral of their brother
| Corporal Harley Stowell, who died at
| Spokane. Wash, and whose remains are
| on the way to Stowe.-Mrs. Alice Lovejoy,
chairman of the committee of food con-
| servation for Stowe, secured a number of
pledges last week and will push the work
| this week.-The lecturers program at the
| meeting of Mansfield Mountain Grange
Saturday evening opened with rolcall,
| "One Way in Which Am Trying to Save
! for the War" and included recitations by
Mrs. Hattie Pecor and Mrs. w. w. Rob-
| inson, readings by Mrs. Carrie George and
Mrs. Nida Magoon and a discussion of the
ACCESSIBILITY of the purchase of Liberty
Bond by the Grange.
The amount of Liberty bonds sold in
Stowe for the second call was $25.5Oo. of
which the ladies' committee sold 800 and
| A1.n co 81 H., =
Morrill, sold bonds to II people, Gerald
Wells II, Wayne Dana 10. Glen Kaiser 10
| Clifton Stafford fifteen. and Walter
Gibbs two.-The teachers in the
rural school are assisting Mrs. Alice
Lovejoy in securing food card pledges.-A
large attendance is hoped for at the
masquerade at hotel hall Friday evening
for the benefit of the Red Cross. The
music and other expenses will be con-
tributed so that the entire proceeds will
go to the Red Cross. There will be card
tables for those who do not care to dance.
Those who have been designated to re-
ceive reports of the deer shot in the COM
ing open season in Stowe are N. b. Chaplin
and +. L. Stafford. The open season IL
from November 10 to 20.-Frank A. Strong
has been appointed administrator of Ned
Dallas estate.-Principal Jones. Miss
Huntley, Miss McCuen and Mrs. Evans OF
the Stowe high and graded schools at
tended the teachers convention in St
Adams last week.-The quarantine has
been lifted from the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. Brush. whose daughter
Violet, has been i'll two weeks with in
fantile paralysis. The patient has re-
covered from the illness but is suffering a
good deal of pain in the legs, which are
paralyzed.-Mrs. Harold Brush. who was
brought to the home of Mr.. Brush
parents Mr.. and Mrs. 8. M. Brush, in a
critical condition and who has been slowly
recovering, is able to be about the house
la little. Mr.. Brush. who is a civil en-
gneer. employed by the international
commerce commission will leave on his
return to Kansas City next Monday, leav.
ing Mrs. Brush here for the winter.-The
funeral of Corporal Harley Stowell will
be held at the Congregational Church al
one o'clock to-day If the body arrives In
time. 1t was shipped from Spokane. Wash.
last Friday, but had not arrived Wednes
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