Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-07-12

burg are In the Brickett cottage for the
summer-Wallace Sabre has gone to
North Hero, where he has entered a MILL
tary camp which is under the direction OF
Major Verbeck Of st. Johns Military
school, Manlius, N. Y.
LAM0|LlE COUNTY
STOWE.
DIR. and Mrs. G. w. Eastwood of
work.-Dr. and Mrs. c. w. Eastwood OF
Providence. II. l., are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Gale.-Mrs. Charles
Albee Of Springfield. Mass, is at r. B.
Gales for two months. Harold Gooch Of
Concord, N. H., and Levi Urban Of Spring.
field are guests of Mr.. Gales for two
weeks.-Charles aand Herbert Wheeler.
who were called here Thursday by the
serious illness Of their father, Charles r.
Wheeler. returned Friday to Ticonderoga.
Their aunt who accompanied them here,
Is remaining with her brother.-Mrss.
A. M. Smith, who has passed some time In
Williamstown, joined Mr.. Smith in Stowe
Thursday.-The Camp Fire Girls circle Of
the Congregational Church enjoyed a pic
mic dinner and held ceremonial meeting
at Gold brook Thursday. Guardian, Mrs.
II. w. Cummings was present.
The remains of Mrs. A. H. Kemp were
brought here July 4 from Springfield,
Mass, where she died at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Edith Rowell, July 2.
The funeral was held at the home Of her
son. George w. Kemp. on Main street
Wednesday July 4, the Rev. H. W.
1yv,i, NJ ttr~ AAA ASxAn a
burial was made in the River Bank ceme-
terry. Mrs. Kemp was 80 years of age. She
passed the larger part of her life in stowe,
but has resided for the past several years
with her daughter in Springfield. She
leaves three daughters, Mrs. George White
OF Fresno, Cal, Mrs. Luella M. Brown
and Mrs. Edith Rowell Of Springfield.
Mass, and two sons, G. w. Kemp OF
Stowe and w. s. Kemp Of Mansonville,
p. O.. and several grandchildren and
great grandchildren and also four sisters
Mrs. Mary J. Miner Of Stowe, Mrs. Emma
Parizo Of North Fayston. Mrs. Flora A.
Gillett of Barre and Mrs. Achsah Corliss
of Fayston, and two brothers. Leonard
Hutchns Of Barre and Burt Hutchins OF
Northfeld.
Twenty-seven OF her friends and neigh
bors gave Mrs. +. D. Van Dusen a sur
PiiSS party at HeT nome AT lne IOWcI
village Monday evening in honor of he
| Goth birthday. Refreshments were served
Mr.. and Mrs. William Calvin and son
Everett, who have visited Mrs Calvin.
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bailey, LET
Tuesday for their home in Hartford. Conn
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey's son, John, of Wor
cester. Mass, also left Tuesday, and thei
son, Manuel who has enlisted was recently
at their home on leave from Fort Ethan
Allen.-Mrs Louisa Taylor and grand
daughter. Pearl, have gone to st. Johns
| bury to pass the summer with her sol
and family.-Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Chene,
Of Milton, Mass, are visitors at the HON,
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Morrill.-The Lend
a-Hand Circle of Unity Church will NEE
| with Mrs. Henry H. Cobb on Bridg
street Wednesday afternoon.-The Lend
a-Hand club of the Congregations
Church will meet with Mrs. N. B. John
son and her mother. Mrs. Clara Robinson
on Main street Thursday afternoon.-Mr
and Mrs. u. A. Hill have returned from
an automobile trip to Essex Junction
Burlington and Monkton. They were &C
companied home by Mr.. and Mrs. p. 7
Irish of Essex Junction and Mr.. and Mrs
o. d. Lawrence Of Monkton.-Mrs. Lul
Dunbar has visited her daughter, Mrs
| >>hni 400 hSSuCiis All ouTiHktOH tnIS week
The condition of Mrs. Louise Wells wa
more comfortable Tuesday-Charles I
| Wheeler and Mrs. G. G.. Foster, all ser
iously Ill. were more comfortable Tues
day.-Miss Mary Stebbins is attending tn
summer teachers training school in John
son.-Miss JULIA Cakes is i'll with the ger
man measles.
Leon S. Macutchan. mail carrier o.
| r Nh 10 Fror
severe injuries and nervous shock at hi
home on Maple street. following a run
away accident. Mr.. Macutchan was GOV
ering his route near James A. Foster
in the eastern part of the town abou
five O'Clock Thursday afternoon, when h
left his buggy to get a stone out Of on
of his horses shoes. The horse. whic
was colt was startled by Mr.. Ma
cutchan's approach and kicked and ra
toward the village about half a mil
away. Near s. w. Barrows residenc
the buggy collided with an electric ligh
pole and was left behind. Passing through
School street the animal turned dow
Main street, where 1t was seen by friend
of Mr.. Macutchan. who went to his res
cue with an automobile. The blow fror
the horses hoof took effect in the LEI
side between the ribs and hip, but re
CARELESS Of his injuries. Mr.. Macutcha
pushed on after his horse until met b.
his friends near "Seven Springs" wher
he was cared for through several sink
ing spells and was then taken home. Hi
injuries included several bruises and
broken rib. but unless internal injurie
develop are not serious. Other sinkIn
spells occurred during the evening an
were attributed to the nervous shock
He was doing as we'll yesterday as coul
be expected. The horse, with portion
Of the shafts attached. passed dow
Main street and turning into the var
at A. r. Straw's residence ran into tn
barn, both doors Of which stood opel
Mr.. Straw's daughter. Mrs. E. +
Wright, who had just come into the bar
after a hoe. was followed by her two
year-old son Walter. who stood in tn
middle of the floor when the horse al
peared at the door. Obeying his mother
horses hoofs. He was hit on the leg b
strap from the harness. but was nc
hurt 1t was remarkable that in fyin
trip through two busy streets the hors
should have injured no one The bugg
was considerably damaged, but the hors
was uninjured. Substitute II. II. Cobb
filing Mr.. Macutchans place on the ma
route.
Guests of Miss Abbie Allen at "Seve
Springs are Mrs. Maxwell. Mrs. Charlie
A. Savage and Miss Savage. Miss PETIT
born and Miss Rowan of New York cit
and DR.. Spottiswoode of Orange. N. j..
The Misses Annie and Susan Bigelow RI
turned home Saturday after passing tn
week in Morrisville and Johnson.-F. A
nHtA otn In