Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-09
Lamoille County.
STOWE


of the marriage on December 2S Of her
daughter. Mary Elmira Moody of Look
out, Sask., to Earl F. Evoy of Moose
Jaw. The marriage took place at the
home of the brides brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Moody, at
Lookout. Mr.. and Mrs. Evoy are pass
ing their honeymoon at Banff, Alberta
After their return they will pass the rest
of the winter with Mr.. Evoy's parents
at Moose Jaw and will take up residence
on Mr.. Evoy's large farm near Moose
Jaw In the spring. The bride was grad
uated from Stowe high school in the class
of 1914. After a course in normal
school at Moose Jaw she became a teach
er in Lookout. Mr.. Evoy formerly was
resident Of Michigan and is a gradu-
ate of the Michigan Business College of
Detroit.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith re-
turned Friday to Burlington after pass
ing New Years with Mrs. Smiths par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. NJ. Porter Mr..
and Mrs Claude Perry and son Wayne of
Barre also New Years visitors at the
home of the Porters. visited Mr. Perry's
brother, A. c. Perry, and family, until
Saturday, when they went to Water
bury to pass the weekend with Mr..
Perry's father, Charles Perry, on their
way to their home in Barre.-Roy NJ.
Smith is seriously i'll with pneumonia,
following influenza, at his home in Stowe
Hollow Mrs. Smith and their little
daughter are Ill with inluenza.-Mr. and
Mrs. f. C. Bashaw have received letters
from their son, Harley Bashaw, over
seas, all written since the arnistice was
signed. In the first. he hopes to be home
for Christmas. In the last he hopes II
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the II. II. Smith Womei,s Relief Corps
G. A. r., served their annual dinner tc
the members of the Post at the Akeley
Memorial building Saturday. During the
afternoon the officers of the Post were
installed by Pas. Commander Henry A
Sparks. as follows: Commander, Sam.
| uel C. Spaulding; senior vice-commander
| s. II. Kaiser; Junior vice-commander
Jackson Sargent; adjutant. S. NJ. Brush
! quarterma1ter. d. NJ. Smith; surgeon
B. G.. w. MARSHALL chaplain. Lewis shon.
| tell; officer Of the day, II. A. Sparks
officer of the guard, II. A. Sparks ser.
geant-major s. H. Kaiser: quartermas
ter-sergeant, jackson Sargent. Three
members G. w. Harlow, Abram Bur
nett and r. J. Waite. have died in the
last year, leaving membership Of 70
S. c. Spaulding, s. II. Kaiser, jackson
Sargent: S. M. Brush. ID. NJ. Smith, b
G. w. Marshall, Lewis Shontelle, H. A
Sparks. II. A. Butts George F. Camp
bell. Henry G. Thomas. Clement Moody
The officers OF the Relief Corps were in
stalled. as follows: President, Mrs
Mary Smith; senior vice, Mrs. Heller
Russ; junior vice. Mrs. Malinda Drugg
secretary, Mrs. Minerva Tinkham; chap
lain. Mrs. Lucy Scribner; conductress
Mrs. Susie Boardman; guard. Mrs. Emm,
Latuch.-A meeting Of the soliciting com
mittee for the united church service wa
held at the Akeley Memorial buildin,
Saturday afternoon. when plans wer
discussed and territory assigned. TIL
get-together dinner will be held on tn
th.-Seventeen pupils OF the Stowe higl
school with. Mrs. Lola Douglass as chan
eron, went on a straw ride Friday eve
ming to Waterbury. where they attende
n school play.
At the annual meeting of Unity Churc]
held Thursday evening. Lucius L. Han
ris was reelected president; Herbert L
Straw secretary; l.. l.. Harris treasurer
M. G. LoveJoy, II. w. Barrows and f. {
Scribner trustees The members of tn
parish committee are Miss Rose Straw
Miss Martha Currier, Mrs. Mary Smith
MISS Ida Harris, Leo H. Straw; musics
committee, Mrs. Lillian Barrows, Mr.,
Bertha Douglass, Miss Ruth Mcmahon
Mrs, Annie Harris: membership, L. /
Harris, E. c. Scribner; literary, Mis-
Clara Barrows; social Mrs. Angie Gal
Mrs, Grace Scribner; ushers. l.. II. Stray
IL. c. Sentimental the annual meetin
: OF the members of the Congregation,
Church Thursday afternoon, ii. S. Natl
, ews was elected member of the bus
, ness committee for three years; A.
Smith. treasurer; A. r. Straw, secretar,
3 Mrs. Della Tomlinson reported for Il
I, Ladies' Aid and Miss Laura Thomas Z,
3 the Missionary society. A. II. Straw wa
elected auditor and was instructed
, ascertain and report the financial stan,
. Ing Of the society.
:. Beginning Monday, cars on the N
= Mansfield Electric railway leave STOW
{ FOR Waterbury at ITO and Ills a.
n and $40 p. m. and return at 1885 a. n
/ LIB and 6.25 p m. The early car do
= not carry mail Mails on the other ca
:. close at IL and 3.20.--Thermome eft e
q registered from 22 below zero to 10 b
How In different localities In tn