Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-24
Lamoile County
STOWE

Miss Daisy Magoon of Stowe and Ed
mund L. LaRock of Richmond were mar
rled by the Rev NJ. r. Bacon at the
Congregational parsonage Thursday after
noon. July II. The bride VINO is the
second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. c..
Magoon of West Branch, has been an
efficient and obliging clerk at Miles, Nc
Mahon & Sons dry goods store for sew
eral years. Mr.. LaRock is now employed
in a creamery at Richmond but has re-
Gently returned from service in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaRock left Thursday
afternoon for Richmond where they
will live
Jesse Chase. who was taken to the
Fanny Allen hospital Thursday for
treatment for injuries received while
working in the woods up the Ranch"
way near H. E. Shaws mill at Stowe
Forks. was found to have the left leg
broken above and also below the knee,
Mr.. Chase was caught by a rolling log
and pinned against a tree. l.. :. Peter
son. Mr.. Shaw's foreman, was working
with Mr. Chase at the time of the ac-
cdent. Mr.. Chases family consists of
a daughter of Is who keeps his house.
and an older SON.
Albert Fl. Raymond has been engaged
as head butter maker at the Mt. Mans
field creamery to take the place of Cor
don II Bull, who finished his work their
Saturday. Mr.. Raymond is a Stowe boy
and is we'll qualified for the place. hav-
ing taken an agricultural course at
Cornell and having had experience in New
York creameries. He comes to his new
position from the Gold Brook creamery,
where be has been butter maker since
his discharge from military service. He
begins his work Monday His brother,
p. A. Raymond, is employed as shipping
clark at the Mt. Mansfield creamery
Miss Alice Dexter of Rutland. who has
been a guest of Mrs. Jane Howe at Mrs.
A. H. Slayton's went Saturday to Bur-
lington to visit Mrs. Howe, who is at tine
Mary Fletcher hospital receiving treat
ment for an injury to her hip received
when she stepped down an unobserved
step at the Sherwood Housa in Burline-
ton Thursday. Mrs. Howe. Mrs. Slayton,
Miss Dexter and Mrs. w. W. Demeritt of
Waterbury were passing the day in Bur-
| lington and were at the Sherwood for
lunch when the accident occurred. Mrs,
Howe was taken to the hospital for OBJ
servation and treatment. A fracture of
the hip is feared.-George s. Harris, coun-
cillor at Ramp Kill Kare. and his friend,
Ralph Perry, rector of the camp, returned
| to the camp Saturday after a short visit
at the home Of Mr.. Harris parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. W. F. Harris, making the trip
by automobile. Mr., Harris and Mr. Perry
visited Smuggldfs' Notch Friday when 81
of the boys from Ramp Kill Kare were
| camping there, having passed the day be-
| fore on Mt. Mansf1eld.-M and Mrs.
Harry Grant OF Philadelphia are visitors
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Page
| on Edison Hill Mrs, Grant is sister of
Mr.. Page, Mr., Grant was formerly for
20 years in the mounted police service
| in Philadelphia, Mrs. Della Moody and
| son-i n-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs,
Carl Evoy, We're visitor at Lake Mans
field Friday.-Mss Mary j. Bigelow of
Danvers, Mass, came Saturday to pass
the remainder of the summer with her
mother. Mrs. Louise Bigelow, and sisters
| the Misses Addie and May Bigelow.
The following have been appointed 10
make arrangements for a United Sunday
| school picnic to be held soon. +. j. Austin
A. r, Straw, Superintendent Miss Clara
Barrows, Mrs. +. T.. Smith, Mrs. n. F.
Jenney, and superintendent of primary
department, Mrs. M. E. Bacon. The pas.