Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-30

tnere.-Mr. and Mrs. r. ". Bailey ana
family, Mrs. Bailey's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. l.. w. Rixford, and Mr.. and Mrs.
u. n. Bailey and family nlotored Sunday
! to Newport. Mr.. and Mrs. Rixford re-
| turning to their home there after "A wpele
with their daughter and fsmiIy.--Mrs. e.
! G, Taber. who has passed the summer
at -Four Winds farm, went Monday. to
Worcester to visit her son Dr. Henry
Taber. of Clark University. She will pass
the winter with her family in New York
city-Mr and Mrs. Walter A. Sears have
moved from the Holt cottage into the
house at Four Winds for the winter.
! Mr.. and Mrs. a. A. Emery, Dr. Hall
day and Miss Edna Graham of st. Adams,
who motored to Stowe Sunday to visit
Mrs. Emerys father, S. W. Barrows and
other friends, were accompanied home
by Miss Kate q. Cunningham. who has
passed the week here.--Miss Daisy Bailey
went Monday to Worcester Mass, We'd
neday VIII go to Boston. where she has
employment in an Office In the State
House.-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer l.. Barrows
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Abbott
and Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Graves of Wat
erbury on an automobile trip to Boston,
leaving Sunday in Mr.. Abbott's car.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Il. Clark and FAM
lily of Charlotte came Tuesday to stowe
TO make their home at the "Bickford''
farm recently purchased of Mrs Clark n
father and brother, William W. ana
, George n. Ayers. The place was formerly
q part of the A. II. Slsyton estate.-Mr.
and Mrs. Orson S. Smith have returneds
from n trip Of three weeks during which
they visited in Keene, n. H.. East Haven
and New Haven. Conn, New York ana
other places. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Forbes
of East Haven accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith home and are passing few days
Mr. and Mrs. Smith have entertained
about 30 people at heir home, the Pleasant
View House, at Moscow. during the sun,-
1ner. corning from New York, Philadei-
phis. Washington. Montreal, and other
cities Many Of the guests returning year
after year-Miss Vera Darling of VOL
colt visit Mrs W. u. Pangle this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. PanEle and mother. Mrs.
| Hannah knight expect to so to Syracuse
Kansas. soon TO pass the winter at Mr.
'Fange's former home.-Dr. Canty Of
Hardwck who is testing cows in Stowe
his week. found the cows belonging 70
I +. e. Wells, \. Z. Straw and W. T.
Burt al right One COW each belonging
TO l.. l.. Harris, Fl. r. Shaw and r. j.
Buron failed to pass the test.-Miss Mabel
Shackleton, who recently married,
at the home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker Shshleton at Hazelhurst. New
Rochelle. \. y, to Hollis Brooks Smiley.
of that place, is the cousin of Roelzo S.
Warren Of Stowe and has passed thel
summers of the past four years at his
home at Mountain View farm in Browns.
vile. Mrs. Smiley is also the cousin or
Captain Shackleton. the explorer andl
author. Mr.. Smiley served in France as
sergeant in the S05th Machine Gun Bat
Italion.-The condition of Mrs. W. L. Ben
Anet. who is very i'll at her home in
MOSCOW. remains about the same.-Mrs.
y. C.. Cakes of the lower village also re-
mains very ill.-H. Bertrand Faunce who
has been iii for some time and confined
TO his home, is more comfortable and
walked over to the village AIonday-Mrs.
Harry II. Downer continues to gain after
an operation at the Fanny Allen hos
pital.-F'red Harris is moving this week
10 Otto Boyce's farm at tho lower village
which he will carry on
Mrs. Polly Gale Cline and little daugh-
ter, Ruth, have returned home after 4
Visit of several weeks with Mrs Cline's
ibrother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer j. Houston, in Cady's Fals.-Mr
and Mrs. Harry Lebau. who have carried
OH James A Fosters farm the past wear.
moved Monday to Gilmore. where they
have purchased a farm. Ny. arh Mrs.
H. W. roster are moving FRI
back to the farm several
Miss Helen Morgan. who VIZ. a. iun.e
from her school in Washington OF ae-N
count Of Illness returned to Washington
Sunday.-AIrs. Thomas Clark gave d
party TO 10 children at her horne on Wei
Hin Saturday afternoon in honor Of her
daughter. Helen Dorothy Clark, and a lit
tic neighbor, Bessie Adelaide Foster, both
| OF whom We're seven years old on thai
day. Games were played and supper was
served, with n birthday cake decorated
with candles for both OF the little girls.
Brothers garage Monday morning with
y. &. johnson in charge.-Orlo n Jenney
was AT home from Burlington over Suil-
day.-The next dance under the auspices
| OF the Grange social committee will be
held on the evening Of November in
stead of Ocober 81. as stated.
4 high wind prevailing here Tuesday
did some damage. blowing down trees
! in some parts of the town. Several were
blown down in "A. \. Roycc's mapla
groVe.-pr. Beecher of Burlington waa
called here Tuesday for consultation III
the case Of Mrs. \. e. Cakes who re-
mains very ill-The card party to ba
given for the benefit of the Red Cross
has been postponed.--At the meeting OF
| the II. Fl. Smith Tost, w. II. c.. Satur-
! day dinner will be served and a vsir
from the corps inspector is expected NJ
| members urged attend