Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-02
STOWE.

Canada, but passed most Of her life IN
Randolph until her marriage IN 800 10
DR.. Francis B. Smith. a dentist In New
York city. About so years ago Dr.
Smith purchased the large farm known
since then as the DR.. Smith farm on the
main road to Morrisvlle for summe,
home and since then Mrs. Smith hau
PASSED her life between the two places
DR.. Smith died ten years ago. MIS-
Smith leaver her only son. Frank w.
Smith of Stowe, and six grandchildren
Major Harry o. Smith, U. 5. M. ~
stationed in Cuba, Mrs. Harold Z.
Mcmahon of Stowe. Capt Dwight F.
Smith. stationed at the Island OF Guam
John s. Smith of Fitchburg. Mass, MRS.
FAY A. Evans Of Middlebury ana MISS
Mildred Smith. whose home has always
been with her grandmother since .ne
death of her mother, Mrs. EVA olaseon
smith. Mrs. Smith also leaves nve
49, 1rord-ch,,dren. The funeral was
held at the house at two o'clock MONDAY
| a fternoon.-George Il. Fowler has recent
Iv Installed a pair of stuffed cats among
his pea vines at 1.-The Knoll' to 1rlgh'e"
the birds. which have been helping them-
selves to the peas. - a,
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth N.
Smith was held at her home MONDAY
afternoon, the Rev. w. II. Garner OF
Hardwick conducting the Episcopal serV-
ice. The bearers were Mrs. Smiths son.
Frank v. Smith, grandson Jonn ..
smith. Harold c. Mcmahon and FRANK
r. STAFFORD. There was profusion Of
| beautiful flowers from the family and
friends. The burial was in the family lot
In tho River Bank cemetery, where Mrs.
Smiths husband, DR.. Francis B. Smith
of New York, was buried 10 years ago.
Friends present from out of town were
a sister-in-law, Mrs. J. s. Smith, and her
mother, Mrs. Clara Sawyer of New YORK,
and grandchildren, John s. Smith OF
Fitchburg, Mass, and Mrs. F. A. Evans
of Middlebury. Mr.. Smith returned nome
tuesday. Mrs. Evans returns to Middle
bury Wednesday.-Mrs. Mary Sherbut
has returned from Lincoln, where she
has passed several weeks with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Karl Moody.-Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Brunell and their daughter and
husband. Mr., and Mrs. F. s. CLIFFORD. OF
Athol. Mass, are visitors in Stowe. Mrs.
Brunell was formerly Mrs. Cora Vearen
of Stowe and her daughter, Miss Avis
Vearen, was also of Stowe.-Miss Mabel
Bailey of Enfield. N. H.. Is visitor at
o. A. Barrows'.-Mrs. Natalie Chadwick
has zone this week to Northfeld, where
she has employment in a hosiery factory
Harry Holbrook Of River Bank. Cal,
has visited friends in Stowe this week
on his way to Belvidere. where he hat
!. been called by the illness of his father
, Mr. Holbrook Is brother OF A. o. Hol'
| brook in Stowe and his wife was for
merly Miss Clara Smith Of Stowe.-A. p
, Smith and sister, Miss Louisa Smith, lei
Tuesday to visit their sister and husband
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clement in Hebron
N. H., and brother and wife. Mr.. ant
Mrs. o. M. Smith, in Contoocook, N. II
Their aunt, Mrs. Roancie Durham o.
Calais, who has spent several weeks will
i her niece, Mrs. A. B. Weeks, accompanies
: Mr. and Mrs. Smith on their trip which
}. they are making by automobile.-Mis
e Mabel Shackleton Of New Rochelle. N. Y.
e who Is passing the summer at r. s. War
t ren's, and who Is passing the week a
E. 8. wilkins. Is i'll with tonsilitis.-Th
n Hath-a-Will club of the Congregations
;. Church will meet at the vestry to quill
Y Friday afternoon.-Roy Anderson o
: Craftsbury. who has recently receive
:. an appointment as assistant paymaste
). in the United States navy. and who ha
= visited Miss Ruth Mcmahon this week
i went Tuesday to Burlington on his wa
- to washington.-Mrs. H. w. Cumming
= and group of Camp Fire Girls returne
It Monday after eight days in camp a
II | 'Camp Tunkett" in BROWNSVILLE" TIL
5. party slept in the open every night bu
d one and also ate every meal but one out
sr of-doors.-Mrs. Lula Dunbar went Sur
ID day to Boston on account Of the Hines
ID Of the little daughter Of her daughte
Of Mrs. w. H. Perry. o. H. Smith accom-
y panied Mrs. Dunbar.-The Rev. and Mr.
n. A. M. Smith and son John of Amhers
% Mass, are passing the week in Williams
IS town.-Guests at the Pleasant Vie
st House at Moscow are Mrs. Halves an
st daughter, Miss Calista. and friend, Mis-
at Allardice and niece. Miss Ada Griffitl
at the Misses Calmutt and Mrs. F. Daviso
ly and son Arthur of Montreal, Mrs. F. \
Hopkins. Miss Maisie Hopkins and the
friend. Miss Townsend of Grand Rapid
Mich. the Misses O'Brien and Mr.
Trankel and son of New York. Mr.. ar
Mrs. Rich and Mrs. Lovelace and daugl
!. ter Marian of Massachusetts. Miss Pit
= Miss Harlow. Mr.. Morris and Mr.. Duf
T. heus of New York. Mrs. Halves
=, Montreal will be 81 on August ST. Dav
~ son of Montreal passed the week -er
with Mrs Dawson at the Pleasant Vie
!. House~Miss Nellie Robinson accompal
- led her aunt, Mrs. c. I. Robinson, on
~ visit to the latter's son, Frank L. Ro
- inson. who is in military hospital
!. Kingston. p. O., receiving treatment f
- severe injuries and trench shock su
tanned at the front in the European wa
:. The third community service Of the Sc
20 son was conducted by the Rev. E.
=" Goddard on the school campus in this "
. lage Sunday evening. The Rev. A.
s -, Smith and the Rev. H. w. Cummings toe
y part In the service and Miss Belle Buzzt
=, was organist The subject of the sermC
~, was 1.-THE Brotherhood of Jesus in Il
~ Affairs of Men."-The Rev. Garner Har
~ wick conducted an Episcopal service
~ Seven Springs" the summer boardil
~ house Of Miss Abbie Allen, Sunday afte
20 noon. Miss Marjorie Watts was the mus
20 20 cian A holy communion service was a
n ministered by Mr.. Garner at Miss Allen
Monday.-The ladies of Trinity Chur,
:. hold their annual sale at the chur,
g parlors Friday afternoon and evening. l.
~ dies are asked to bring their contributor
-, and meet to complete arrangement
- Thursday afternoon.-Miss Marjorie Blu
90 of Minneapolis. Mimi, and Miss Rebec
@ Burt of Iowa Falls, Iowa, are guests
the home Of their uncle and aunt,
and Mrs. C. Z. Burt.-The two automob
parties who have been in camp at at
Knoll" the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
IS Fowler, friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Fowl
u from Frammlngham, Mass. and 9th
- places left Monday morning for Newpo
81 and the White Mountains on their w;
as back to Framingham.-Mr. and Mrs. Blu
TN ton F. Harris and daughter Of Sugar Hi
vi N. H., and Edward @. Harris of Fo
'ts Ethan Allen were over-Sunday visito
iie at the home of their parents. Mr.. and MI
d. F. II. Harris.-Two heavy thunder storr
~ ,o passed over this place Sunday night. raj
tr,r- u e--l.