Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27

| ing her aunt, Mrs. Cheney a. Tomln-
son, at the lower village.--Mrs. A. -.
Longs condition does not improvc.-A
collection of about 80 photographs have
been presented by the Charles y. Che
| ney estate to the town asd may DO
seen on display in the Soldiers Mem
orial hall in the Akeley Memorial
| Building. The photographs were taken
by Mr.. Cheney some 40 years ago and
many of them are of stowe scenes and
people Among them arc views Of Mt.
Mansfield. Main street and many
others of interest.-Liccnscd milk
| dealers in stowe are VI. Fl. Downee, &.
n. Watts, a. c. Oaker, II. T.. Shaw, f.
J. Holden. O. \. Sanborn. Fred Ploof.
g. A. Ssnborn, T. G. Pratt, H. T.. Jen-
ney, D. V. Reed. ]. r. Wells. DR.. ]. e.
Morgan. l.. l.. Hams, T.. e. Russell, Il.
G. Wells, +. Il. Bailey, j. NJ. Houston
Prin. r. c. Mayo, T.. Lawrence Bige-
low. Elton B. Forbes and Charles C.
Gale were in Burlington Saturday TO
attend the University of Vermont and
Middlebury football game.-Stowc high
school won first prizes in agriculture
and home economies at the exhibition
Of boys and girls products conducted
by the Lamoille County Farm Bureau
at Morrisville November II. -Four stowe
girls won all four prizes in home
economies Alice bOOIeH. I1TSt, t'chri
Taylor, second; Nellie George. third:
Reben Smith, fourth. The class in
home economies also won first prize
for Jelly and second on canned veget-
ables.
| John Moody who has charge of the
Stowe town farm was severely injured
while in Wocott Sunday, when the car
in which he and Ernest Reed of that
place were riding went over IA bank of
20 feet or more into the Lamoile river
Mr.. Moody was visiting his home farm
in Wolcott when Mr.. Reed came along
and asked Mr.. Moody to drive his car to
see IL he could remedy the trouble with
the steering gear. which was out of order.
After driving some distance the steering
wheel caught on one side and before it
could be released the car plunged to the
other side over the bank. Both men were
pinned under the car in the river, which
was five or six feet deep, but managed
| to extricate themselves. Mr.. Moody div
| ing to the bottom of the river to avoid
obstruction. The men were badly injured
and had a narrow escape from drowning
Mr. Reed Is still in Wolcott when his
mother. Mrs. f. w. Moody. is caring for
him. Mr.. Moody's brother-n-law and sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Atwell of Wolcott are
at the town farm this week.-AIiss Helen
lpISdil is AT nome from washington
for the Thanksgiving vacation.--Gerald
Wells. NJ. c. Riley and Roderic Riley
have returned from Burlington, where
they attended a short course in milk
testing at the State Agricultural college
-Emmons W. Sargent, milk tester in
Washington county. is ut the home of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. \. Foster
for Thanksgiving Other guests expected
at the Foster home Thursday are Mr..
and Mrs. Pliny a. Wondle and family
Mr. and Mrs. w. ". Adams and family
Ralph Harlow, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Is. Wells
and Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Way of Bur-
lington.
Mrs. Mary Sherbut has returned from
Jeffersonville. where she visited her
daughter, Mrs. W. w. Douglas and fam
ily.-Guests expected at +. T. Gales
Thursday are Mr.. and Mrs p r. Gale.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Forbes. Mrs. Polly
Gale Cline and little daughter Miss Bet
sey Slayton and Mrs. Elizabeth Clarkson
and Marshall johnson of Springfield
Mass. Grace Beelow of Springfield
Mass. is at home for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Louise Bigclow and daughters, the
Misses Annie and Susan Bigelow and
Mr.. and Mrs. a. +. Bigeow of Middle
sex are among the other guests expected
at the Lodges Thursday.-Hcnry San
born of Boston is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Sanborn, for Thanks
giving Miss Winifred Davis has return
ed to Rockford, Conn. after two weeks
with her cousin Miss Ruth Collins.-Iiss
Grace Ploof and little nephew, Landon
Belts of White River Junction are with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ploof
for Thanksgivng.-Mr. and Mrs. \. \.
Emery of st. Adams and DR.. II. w. Bar
rows and family will be guests at the
home of S. w. Barrows and daughter.
Miss Clara Barrows.--Mrs. Ellen Wake
field of Morrisvile will pass Thanksgiv-
ing with Mrs. Lydia Sargent and Miss
Nell Sargent.-Donald Mcmahon Post.
No. 81, will hold a meeting at the Akely
Memorial building on the evening of De-
cember 10 to lay plans for future work.