Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-04-11
Lamoille County.
EDEN.

Freda and Marion whittemore are
At home from their school In Mont
pelier for q few days vacation.-Mrs.
Fred Davis returned to her home in
North Troy Friday after caring for her
Mrs. w. H. Emery, for two
Loverin has been visit
Ing at Harry Kinds in Jeffersonville
for several days.-Mrs. Leon Laduke
has returned from Burlington, where
she has been for an operation.-George
Tatro has moved to Mrs. Blake's
farm, in the west part Of the town
Cecil Caswell Of st. Adams is visitor
at Leon Hinds.-Cola Kinds returned to
her school in johnson Monday.-Anna
Kinds has returned home after visiting
in Lowell and Westfield four or five
Baker and Leon Mil
Ter were in Worthwhile, Thursday.--The
Red Cross met yesterday at the church
vestry at the Corners.-Fred Fuller of
Glover has moved to his farm in town.
STOWE.
Richard straw gathered May flowers
Saturday. Grace Russ has returned to
wolcott after spending some time with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Russ.
ter. Her daughter, Mrs. Peterson. Is car
home for over Sunday.--Mrs. John Will
liams Of Waterbury was a weekend Wis.,
itor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Collins.-Mrs
Earl Tinkham and daughter. Alberta.
have returned to their home in McAdoo
after visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Collins.-Lient. T. A. Straw has
~~slo too No. u. q.
after q few days visit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Straw.-Pliny vondle.
who featured his knee cap some time ago
has returned from the hospital where his
leg was put in cast.-A telephone has
been installed at the residence Of Mrs. H
E. knight. The call is 23-A.-Miss Thomas
has returned to her home in Stowe after
spending several months in st. Johns
bury.-Nathan johnson has been called
to st. George by the death of his grand
father. Charles North.-Mrs. Ida Robin.
Of Barre and Miss Sadie Hart. who teach
In Plainneld, are visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hart.
Miss Mary Bigelow. who has spent thu
Easter vacation with her mother. Mrs
Louise Bigelow. has returned to Dan
vers. Mass.-William Mum Of Saranac
sister. Mrs. F. 8. Boardman.-The new
schedule for Morrisville mail went int
effect April 10: Arrive from Morrisvill,
$50 a. M, leave Stowe for Worthwhile. 1:3
p. m.-Miss Addie Bigelow, who has spen
some time with her mother. Mrs. Louis,
Bigelow. has returned to her work II
Franklin. N. H.-Mrs. F. s. Boardman lief
Tuesday to visit her sister. Mrs. Bug
bee. Of Springfield, Mass.-Mrs, Quinc!
Magoun returned from Burlington will
her little daughter. Dorothy, who ha,
had treatment at the hospital. Her con
dition IL very encouraging.-W. H. Culver
has made q IL pounds of grained sugar
from one tree.-Miss Hazel Wright lef
Tuesday morning for her home In Fair
fax. after visiting her sister. Miss Laura
Wrlght.-A service flag Of SO stars. on
Of which was a gold one for Corpora
Harley Stowell, who died at Fort Georg,
Wright, Spokane, Wash, was dedicated a
the Memorial building Monday. The serv
ices consisted Of THE Star Spngled Ban
ner" by the school children: a poem rea,
by F. e. Stafford. Your Lord and NJ,
Lord, "rema rks by DR.. H. w. Barrows;
poem by Mrs. o. E. Luce. "Flander
Field" singing. THE Battle Hymn Of tn,
Republic"
Mrs Silas Stowell has received wor,
that her sister, Mrs. Henry Pareazo o
Fayston, has had shock. Her RICH
side is paralyzed.-Mrs. E. e. Wrigh
and children, Walter and Jean Of Fair
fax. are visiting her parents. Mr.. an,
Mrs. H. r. Straw.-Miss Susie Bigelov
with her pupils visited Mrs C. McCuen'
place for a sugaring off Friday after
noon.-Miss Hazel Wright Of Fairfa!
Is visiting her sister. Miss Laur
Wright, Of the Stowe graded school,
Mr. and Mrs. George Harris two daush
ters, Mrs.. Ida Robbins Of Barre an
Miss Sadie. who teaches in Plainfiel
are visiting them.-Miss Ruby Shaw
Of the Business College OF Burlington
10 visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. H
e. shaw.-Walter Morgan Of Norwic
University is at home for the weel
end.-Shackets orchestra held q sue
cessful dance Friday night.
At the annual meeting Of Mystic Lodge
| No. Sc, r. & A. NJ. the following officer
were elected: Worthy master. F.
Billings; senior warden, c. e. Nelson
Junior warden. T. A. Douglass; secretar,
| z. @. Stafford; treasurer. r. E. Stafford
appointive officers: Senior deacon. 8.
Poiiska; Junior deacon. Vern Chamberlin
senior steward, Roy Robinson; JUNO
steward. H. u. Aiken: tyler. Henr
Magoon; marshal. H. W. Barrows
chaplain. H. Mayo.
Prof. ]. H. Woman Of tho Universtt
| OF Vermont has been engaged as tn
principal speaker for the mass meeting o
citisens of this town to be held on Fri
day evening. Professor Woman will TAX
| for his subject 1.-THE War and Our Nee
OF Supporting the Government" He Is
man we'll versed In the war and capabl
Of delivering n speech Of excellence. TIL
largest hall In town has been hired 70
the occasion. C. L. Mcmahon. one of tn
proprietors Of the Mcmahon store.
chairman of the committee on arrange
ments.
CAMBRIDGE.
Mrs. M. o. Clark visited in Burlington
Saturday.-Mrs. Kate Howard Of Bur
lington and Mrs. Bert Davis Of Whit
River Junction visited their brother. M
A, Hyde, last week.-Mrs.. Harlow Leav
ems and two children Of Ludlow are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Leavens.-Mrl
C. w, Labounty was called to North
neld, Mass, Saturday by the seriou
! illness of her sister. Mrs. d. H. Mack
Mrs. e. H. Linden has returned iron
Littleton, N. H., where she has passe
the winter with her husband. who ha
charge of a Hood creamery.-MrY. Mar
Ellingwood returned Thursday from Flor
IDA. where she has passed the winter Il
company with her daughter and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Luce OF Waterbur,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Olmstead of Morris
willie were guests Friday Of DR.. and Mri
a. H. Nswton.-Dwight Potter was 1
Watervills Sunday to attend the funers
Of Mrs. q. o. Tillotson.-W. H. Gloss
of Montpelier passed Sunday at Williar