Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-13
Lamoile County
STOWE

treatment at the Mary Fletcher hos
Dital for several months. and Mrs.
Fowler have gone to their home in
birmingham, Mass, expectig to go
later TO Florida for the winter Mr..
Fowler is somewhat improved In
health.--Friday was tho ninetieth
birthday of Mrs. Martha P. (Bigelow)
Peterson of Milwaukee, wis. an older
sister of Edwin r. Bigelow. and in her
early life resident of stowe. Mrs.
Peterson retains her faculties and is
in comfortable health Her six children
are all living. The eldest daughter,
Miss Mary r. Peterson who makes
her home with her mother was form
erly frequent visitor here.
George w. Buzzeil has sold out his
undertaking business after II years serv.
ice to ". f. White of Morrievile. Mr..
Buzzell will assist Mr.. White whenever
he is unable to respond to call or if
there are special reasons.-t'elix Sherbut
of Hartford Conn, who was a visitor in
Stowe last week was accompanied to
Jeffersonvile by his mother, Mrs. Mary
Sherbut, who is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. w. NJ. Douglass, and family there.
-Emmons W. Sargent. who has taken
a position as COW tester in Cabot, has
begun his work.-Mss Cora Russell has
returned home from the Fanny Allen hos
pital doing well after an operation for ap-
pendicitis.-Nrs. Chester Symonds OF
Waterbury is passing a few days at II. II.
Downer's.-Mrs. Fred Tatro was called to
Waterbury Saturday by the serious ILL
ness of her brothers Wife Mrs. Dow j.
Adams. who had a shock saturday morn
ng.-Thare was d good attendance at the
Grange ball at the Akeey Memorial
building Friday evening. clearing over $50,
Chase &, Shackett's orchestra played
Mrs. o. II. Smith was in Burlington Fri
day.-Mrs. Lizzie Benson is caring for her
uncle, Henry Taylor. In Wolcott.
DR.. W. T, Slayton gave an instruc-
tive address upon public health at the
community sing at Unity Church Sun
day evening. Howard f. Shaw who has
been appointed chairman for Lamoille
county for the tuberculosis drive and
Mr.. Baron also spoke. Mrs H. W. Bar
rows rendered solo Hold Thou my
Hand" during the service. Miss Mar
iorie Watts played the pipe organ,
Clyde Nelson, cornet. and L. Lawrence
Bigelow the violin. At the morning
service the pastor spoke on THE Great
Adventurer.' The choir rendered the
anthem. Awake. Put on Thy Strength
The choir rehearsals will be held
with Mrs. Lynch Thursday evening of
this week instead of Wednes day as
|usual,-Repairs have been completed
extensively in the vestry of tho Con
gregational Church and the United
Church services will be held at that
church next Sunday and through the
winter. Everyone interested in this
society; men and women, is asked to
meet at the church Thursday forenoon
to assist In the annual house cleaning.
The United Aid Society will serve the
annual chicken pie dinner at the
Unity Church vestry at noon
Thursday and it is hoped that many
will remain to assist in completing the
work at the Congregational Church. TIE
services will be changed to the Congre-
gstional Church on account of better
heating facilities.-Miss Glendora Nut
ting went Monday to Bridgeport. Conn
where she has employment.-Mrs. Frances
Wright has returned from n two weeks
visit in Waterbury.-Gale n. Shaw and
John Boardman attended the Norwich
Vermont football game at Northf-ld sat
urday.-I. Mum Roardman was at home
from Burlington over Sunday. --Henry F..
Ienney received news Sunday night of
the birth of a daughter to his son-in-lsw
at Miami, Fla.-Mrs. Cynthia Page has
returned from n visit with her brother,
u. 5. McAllister. and friends in Hyde
Park, Johnson. and Morristown and is
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George S.
McAllister Mrs Page will enter the
Sherwood sanitarium for a training course
in domestic science.-Manv deer have been
seen in orchards in various parts of the
town since the snow storm of last week.
Richard Straw saw three deer near A..
J. Magoon's Saturday.-Mrs. Abbie War
home of her sister in the village. MIR
and Mrs NJ. G. Lovejoy visited Mr. and
Mrs. +. T. Downer in Iardwick over
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cleveland,
who called at ID. J. Adams's in Water
bury Sunday. found Mrs. Adamss condi-
ton unchanged, following a serious shock
Saturday Troop No. l, Boy Scouts of
America. have elected officers as follows:
Scout Master. r. T.. Stafford, assistant
scout masters, Elton b. Forbes, +. L.
Bgelow. Kenneth Robinson; first patrol
leader, John Boardman; assistant leader,
Gerald Wells; second patrol leader, Har-
old Morrill,; assistant leader, Walter
Gibbs; third patrol leader. Edwin Peter
son; assistant. Gordon Cakes; fourth pa >
troll leader, Floyd Sears; assistant. Forbes
Adams scout scribe, Douglass Barrows !;
treasurer Dennis Kaiser.
Walter +. BENSON of Morrisville has
a accepted a position as clerk for the
winter at Miles, Mcmahon & Sons gem
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