Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-06-20

Mrs. Roy Davis, Mrs. Roy Bettis of
Stowe, Mrs. Samuel Perry. at whose
home In Morristown Mr.. Sweetzer died.
Miss Cora Swectzer of Montpelier. Harry.
Ulster and Frank. His brothers, william.
lives in Stowe and Truman in Norris
town.
The funeral Of George W. Harlow was
held Wednesday afternoon ut his home
on Harlow hill. where he died Monday
morning. The service was conducted by
the Rev. Lemuel Davis of Derby, who
officiated at the funeral OF Mrs. Harlow
In January, 1915, when Mr.. Davis was
pastor Of the First Congregational Church
In Stowe. The bearers were three sons
Of the deceased, Earl c. Herbert II. and
Lewis j. Harlow and grandson, Roy
ID. Robinson of the military mechanics
school at Burlington. Members Of II. II.
Smith Post and Woman's Relief Corps,
g. A. r., were among those present.
Among the floral tributes beautiful
wreath of Faster lilies and galax was
from the neighbors of Stowe Forks, a
spray OF carnations from the Women's
Relief Corps. 80 carnations the number
Of Mr.. Harlow's year from the family.
The burial was made in the West Branch
cemetery.-Edmund w. McGibbon. chief
electrician Of the U. S. S. Maumee Is in
Stowe on 10 days leave.-Mss Susan A.
Bigelow and Mrs. Jennie Sanborn Gale,
former graduates, attended the graduation
exercises of the johnson Normal school
Wednesday. Mrs. Gales mother, Mrs. o.
A. Sanborn, accompanied them to Morris.
vile. where she passed the day.--Mr. and
Mrs. Frank ]. Robinson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellsworth Lawrence of Malone,
N. Y. who are making an automobile
tour OF northern Vermont, have been
visitors In Stowe several days, leaving
Wednesday on their way to Lake
Willoughby.- Addie A. Bigelow, who
has completed IA years work as a teacher
In the Orphans Home at Franklin Falls,
N. H., is at her home in Stowe for the
summer. Miss Bigelow visited her cousins,
Mrs. Abbie Warren and Mrs. Henry Lurk,
at West Lebanon, N. H.. on her way
to Stowe.-Miss Isabel Adams returned
to Montpelier Wednesday after visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
w. Adams. at Moscow.-Mr. and Mrs
w. W. Adams and son, George F, Adams
and daughter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. o. Marshall. Lily and Gerald Marshall
and Isabel Adams motored Tuesday to
Winooski. where they visited the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall, Ora G. Marshal,
who is doing we'll at the Fanny Allen hos.
pital after an operation for hernia and
appendicitis The young man has recently
enlisted and will enter service as soon as
he Is able.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis c. Moody, former
residents Of Stowe, entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Z. Burt, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. L. Mcmahon and Mrs. Helen A. Will
kins at fish dinner at their home in
Montpelier Tuesday. Mr.. Moody has
recently returned from fishing trip in
Canada.-Raeburn r. Mcmahon. on leave
from the aviation training school at
Ithaca, N. Y, returned Wednesday from
vsiit of few days in Montreal. In
Mr.. McMahon's absence Tuesday evening
DIR. II. w. Barrows was the four minute
speaker at the moving picture entertain
ment at hotel hall Tuesday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Butler of Danvers,
Mass, who are here on an automobile
tour, arrived at the home of their uncle,
Edwin r. Bigelow. Wednesday.-Mrs.
H. P. Munson and son, Levi Munson
Of Worthwhile and Mr. and Mrs. Audubon
Hardy Of Amherst, Mass, recently called
upon Mr.. and Mrs. Bigelow.-Mr. and
Mrs. Burke Hills Of Concord, N. H.,
have visited Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer L. Bar
rows this week. Mr.. Barrows returned
Tuesday night from a business trip to
Boston. making the journey down by
automobile In company with Matt Abbott
of New Hampshire and c. II. Abbott and
Mr.. Whitney Of Waterbury and returning
by train.-Several couples from Stowe at
tended dance In Morrsville Wednes-
day evening.-Mrs. c. +. Eddy of Hyde
Park drove to Stowe Wednesday. accom-
panied by her uncle, Loren b. Tomlinson.
who has visited the Eddy and also his
sister. Mrs. Hannah Eddy. at Johnson
Alfred Gray of Lisbon, n. H., who has
visited Miss Katherine Smalley, has gone
to Lake George. where he has employ
ment for the summer.-Mrs. B. G. God
frey has returned from Montpelier where
she visited her sister Mrs. Jesse KEEL
logg.-Miss Lillian Godfrey went We'd
nesday to Montpelier for a week, during
which she will take the civil service ex
animation.