Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-31
BURLINGTON FREE PRESS TINES: THURSDAY

George s. Harris, councillor at Ramp XIII
kare, came home Sunday and was ac-
companied back to St Adams Monday
by Miss Harris. Mr.. Harrison and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Harris. who returned to
stowe Tuesday G.. Styles and Osman
Styles are having their farm buildings
wired for electricity.--Mrs. Mae straw
McQuade passed Tuesday with Miss
Bessie Mayott in Morrisville.--Robert
White of Underhill is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Warren l.. Demeritt.-Mrs. Fred
johnson of Swampscott. Mass. is visiting
the Burts in Stowe.-Mr. and Mrs Charles
I'll. Bigelow and children, George and Lois,
left Monday on their return by auto
mobile to Millville, n. j.. after short
visit in Stowe.-Walter Buker of St.
Adams and sister, Mrs Merle Warner,
of Los Angeles, with their mother. Mrs.
Alfred Buker, Of Cambridge Junction,
who came last week to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Buker. were accompanied by the
latter and their three children Sunday to
Barre, where they visited two other
brothers. Alton Bukcr and Carl Buker.
at the home of the former. The party
returned to Stowe Monday and waiter
Buker and Mrs. Alfred Buker returned
TO their homes, leaving Mrs. Warner and
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Buker. This is the
first visit Mrs. Warner has made her
brother and wife in nine years.-Mr. and
Mrs. O. j, Tomlinson Of st. Cloud,
Florida, are guests at the home of Mr.
Tomlinsons brother Loren 3. Tomlinson,
at the lower village, having returned this
week from Johnson and Hyde Park,
where they visited Mrs Hannah Eddy
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Eddy.
Mrs, II. f, Pike gave a neghborhood
M rty on tn bpr
Of ladies who did large amount of sew
ing on the layettes that the Red Cross
chapter is making for the Belgian
refugees Margaret Pike of Wor-
cester is passing a part of the week with
her cousins, the Misses Marion and Muriel
Pike.-Mrs. Jane Howe is gaining very
slowly at the Mary Fletcher hospital in
Burlington. where she is being treated
for a fracture of one hip.
Mrs. Eleanor II. Stiles died at 1870
o'clock Wednesday morning after a
short illness at the home of her cou-
sin. Mrs. Jane Warren. on Maple street.
Mrs. stiles was about "a years of age.
She had made her home with Mrs. War
rem for several years. The funeral ar
rangements were not completed We'd
nesday afternoon.-Mrs. A. 6. Blake of
Waterbury Center was called here We'd
itsNdN ny tHe uedtn OF MTS. Sll!tS.-
The Rev. John Q. Angel of East Burke,
formerly pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church. will be in stowe the
last of the week and will preach at
two o'clock Sunday afternoon at the
West Branch church. It is expecte ed
that there will he infant baptism dur
ing the service-Dr H. w. Barrows
and son Douglass and Joseph Latuch
motored to Burlington Wedne sday.--
Miss Bernardine Chamberlain is pass
ing week with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. !. NJ. Chamberlain and other
friends in Morristown.-Jesse Russell
and sister, Mrs. Francis St Peter of
Waterbury visited their mother, Mrs
Henry Demar, over Sunday Mrs
Henry Demar and Selden c. Adams
were in Burlington on business Tues
day.-Mrs. o. J. Holden. who is in Bos-
ton on account of the illness of her
daughter. Mrs. Tarbell. sends to Stowe
for bread for her daughter, finding
nothing in Boston equal to some that
is sold here