Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-20
STOWE

James Stowell. high sheriff OF sutton,
p. O.. visited his brother Jerome Stowell.
A. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Buron
last week while on business connected
with his office in this part of the State.
Miss Jessie Adams. who recently re-
turned to her work as nurse in WelleS-
ley. Mass, has gone with a patient for
rwo weeks in Minneapolis and will visit
her brother, Philip f. Adams. and family
at Walkersville p. @, on her way back.
William D. Panele, who returned Sat-
urday from Nashua, n. H.. where he has
had charge of construction job.
left with Mrs. Pangle and her mother,
Mrs. Hannah Knight. Tuesday for SYRIA
cuse, Kans., where they expect to pass
the winter They also will visit Mrs.
Knights brother, Fenno Bingham, and
family at junction City Kans.. before
they return to Stowe.-Horace Warren
and son. Harry Warren. were ia Mont.
pelier Friday to attend the burial of Mr.
Warren's brother. William Warren. who
died al his home in Newport, y. V
The deceased was formerly "A resident Of
Montpelier, where the burial was made
Mrs Fred e Smith and son, Wade
went last week to Bristol. Mass, the lat
ter remaining in Bristol. where he has
employment. Mrs Smith visited friends
before returning home.-Mr and Mrs
Charles Rand Of Morrisville visited Mr.
Rand's sister Mrs Hannah knight Fri
day.-The little daughter born on the
ninth 10 Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Luce has
been named Rose Mary Clyde--AIrs
Mary Barrows has finished work for D. c.
Moulton and has gone TO keep house for
Lucius Morrill,,
The Rev NJ T.. Bacon, pastor Of the
United Church. went Monday to Burling-
ton, where he will spend several days at
tending the interchurch conference. "A. D.
Lynch manager of the Mt, Mansfield
creamery. spoke at the Agricultural
College at Burlington Tuesday--At the
community sing at the Congregational
Church Sunday evening plans We're dis
cussed for interesting young people OF
high school age. The pastor read an
article describing the work in another
United Church society. Addresses We're
given by Prin. f. c. Mayo, L. Lawrence
Bigelow and Craig O. Burt. A solo, "Our
Yesterdays" was rendered by Mrs. A. d.
Lynch. At the Sunday school session lis
were present. There will be a Thanks
giving service next Sunday, when the sub
ject of the sermon will be The Privileges
of Thanksgiving. Howard Thomas and
day for Stuart Florida, where they will
pass the winter, Mrs. Thomas will join
tho party on the way.--Mr and Mrs.
Arthu. v Hollis OF Morrstown visited
their aunt, Mrs. Hannah Knight and
cousin, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Pangle Sat
NrdAy.-Mrs. Fred Tatro was ~ home
sunday from Waterbury. where she is
caring for he- sistcr-n-law. Mrs n. J.
Adams. Mrs ADAMS condition il Some
what improved DIR. True of MorrisvilIe
vas in stowe Monday.
d. Lynch manager If the Mt Mans
field creamery, and Ernest NJ. Houston
attended a ting of the directors of
the leading creameries Of the State at
Burlington Tuesday, the object of the
meeting being 10 organize a cooperative
federation for marketing creamery
products Mr. Lynch viii give a lecture
at the short school of agriculture at the
University or Vermont on cream grading
the last of the month. The subject is :,
new one in many creameres but has been
carried on at the Mt, Mansfield creamery
for three years.-Mr. and Mrs Vern r.
Chamberlain visited Mr., Chamberlain
father, Ira Chamberlain. at the STATE
hospital in Waterbury Sunday The little
son born recently TO Mr.. and Mrs Luther
Wright has been named Robert Ransom
County manager, the Rev. w. r. Rest
reports that up to date Stowe leads the
county in the Red Cross membership
drive. The number of names secured
for the roll is 1923, against IA membership
of POS last year,-H. f.. Shaw. county man.
sger of the tuberculosis drive and others
attended IL conference in regard to the
matter 1T Morrisvile Tuesday afternoon
The first meeting of the stowe Teachers
club held Monday evening was well at.
tended and proved an interesting and en-
% ioyable occasion. Officers were elected
as follows; President, Principal r. c
Mayo; vice-president, Miss Margaret
Kesfe. secretary Miss Edith g. Derby
lrAasurer Miss Ella Sargent II was
vote" IN ho.d 'fcetings monthly for the
'AS. Of she year. During tho evening Su'