Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-30
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.

died at his home on Willard street FRI
! day evening at the age OF "a years. He
leaves two granddaughters Mrs. Her
bert Peacock of East Dorset and Mrs.
Arthur Babcock of Burlington; three
grandsons, Harold Lane of Middlebury,
Burley and Karl Stowe Of Burlington.
| Mr., Stowe was born January @ 1883,
and was the son Of Horace and Clara
(Marsh) Stowe. He had lived In this VII
lage for many years and was at one time
owner Of the Sun Grlst mill. He was
member of the Methodist Church and
sang in the choir of that church Tor
number of years. He was a Mason and
belonged to Potter Chapter. No Y, and
Mddlebury Council. No. IA. The funeral
was held at the undertaking rooms Of
A. j. Blackmer on Sunday afternoon at
three o'clock The Rev. John Evans
Bold offcated in connection with the
regular Masonic services. Burial was In
the family plot in the West cemetery
The Misses Alice Daniels and Helen
Monta have returned to Plattsburgh,
N. Y, after spending two weeks In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer Townsend have
moved from the Royal Sturtevant house
on Weybridge street to the Shambo
block on Main strect.-Miss Evelyn Bruya
of Montpelier is in town on a visit to
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon
LaPan, on Seymour street.-Mrs. John
X. Dyer and son, Denzil Calvin. have
gone to New York city for wesk.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Janicki of Brook
lyn. N. Y. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. H. Lane-Prof. and Mrs. w. G. Foye
of South Main street are parents of
son, born at their home August ~.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Rice and two
daughters of Albany, N. Y. are in town
to visit her parents, MIR. and Mrs. James
Sinon-A consignment of 10000 lake trout
arrived here Saturday noon and they
were taken in charge by the officers Of
the Addison County Fish and Game
League and taken to Lake Dunsmore
and placed into the waters.-Mrs. Lucy
Edgerton has gone to Fair Haven to visit
her daughter. Mrs. e. B. Clift.-Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Mccormick of Arlington are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Henfeld
for few days.-H. c. Lamb of the Henry
Joy store is taking his annual vacation.
| which he Is spending in Burlington and
vicnity.-Miss Margaret Means Is to be
married to Mr.. Payne September at the
| home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
/ McGregor Means. She will be attended
only by her sister. Miss Eleanor Means.
as maid of honor and Mr.. Payne will
| have for his best man Norman Beecher
l of New York. The wedding is to be a
| very quiet one, only relatives and a few
intimate friends being present Miss
| Means will be married on the lawn. at
| four O'Clock in the afternoon. The cere-
| mony will be performed by the brides
/ godfather, DR.. Langdon c. Stewardson,
LII. D.-Miss Metz spoke to an attentive
| audience of the Middlebury Suffrage
! Study club and friends gathered at the
home of Mrs. E. M. Saunders Friday
afternoon. She told of her experiences
| in the woman suffrage movement In
France, England. Italy, Poland. Russia
Germany and Austria. as we'll as of inter-
esting work done in our own country
A collection was taken for the Red Cross
| fund. A similar meeting will be held al
| the home of Mrs. Leroy Russell on Fri
/ day. August 81, to raise money for the
Red Cross fund. at which meeting Miss
/ Metz will speak on POLAND. Its History
People. Art and Literature" All mem
bers and friends are cordially invited
: to come with their Red Cross work. ant
bring 10 cents for the Red Cross fund.-
Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Douglas and young
son OF Adams, Mass, accompanied by
Miss Pauline Brousseau of New Yorl
| city, a sister of Mrs. Douglas. are here
| coming by automobile to visit George
Brousseau, father of the young ladies
After a few days they will go for briel
camping spell in the Adirondack resior
Of New York.-The quarantine on th'
| TWO HOuScs III tulS Nhto6S' POoecu VIZ az
count Of mild cases of diphtheria, ha'
e been removed as the children who wer'
quarantned have fully recovered.-Ed
ward Barry of Vergennes. until recent!
a we'll known business man OF Middle
bury. is making a few days visit In town
Frank Angler, who has been on visi
of a couple of weeks in the northern par
Of the State. has returned and resumed
E. his employment.-Mr. and Mrs. Richart
,e Eppes and two young sons Of City Point
La, are in town for a few weeks.-Mis
lie Eliza e. Sessions, who has been doing
lie work in the interest of the Kurn HATH
Homes in the western part of this count!
Ig and adjacent towns in Rutland count.
IN for few weeks, has returned to Eas
A. Middlebury.
De Lieut. and Mrs. Robert w. McCuen O
es Vergennes were guests of Mr. and Mrs
or Robert Pinney Sunday.-Mrs. Joseph A
Peck, Mrs. c. C. Wells and Mrs. r.
re Pinney were in Burlington Monday
I'd Ernest L. Rand. secretary Of the Addiso
De county Y. NJ. c. A., has gone to Boston 10
he a few days stay on business.-Mrs. Emm
Hebert has gone to Worcester. Mass
err called there by the illness of her sister,
MS L. A. Stalker. who has been here 70
tie 10 days on a visit and business trip. ha
IN returned to BRIDGEPORT. Conn.-Dan
al Growther of Bridgeport. Conn, is visit
IL ing in town and in Weybridge-Mlss Grac
Danyeau of Bridgeport, Conn.,. Is In tow
re to visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
lis Danyeau.-Mrs Fred NASSAU and daugf
he ter, Katherine. Mrs. James Dumas an
he daughter, Beatrice. Mrs. Anna Dwire, Mr.
ne Isaac Lavonche and Mrs. Damas Hor
W have gone to Lake Dunmore, where the
ee are spending two weeks.-Mr. and Mr.
Joseph Forest and daughter. Margare
ha M nd vvhoro the