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

The United Church services Sunday
morning and evening were appropriate
to the Thanksgiving season. The sub
Ject Of the excellent morning sermon by
the Rev NJ. f. Bacon was THE Privi-
leges of Thanksgiving." The choir rem
dered the anthem LET Us Give Thanks"
Mrs. A. d. Lynch singing the solo. Miss
Marjorie Watts acted as organist, H. Il.
Shaw played cornet Clyde Nelson from.
bone, u. Lawrence Bgelow violin and
Miss Dorothy Bsrrows assisted Miss
Watts with the mandolin in two duets.
There was large attendance. An ap-
preciated addition to the choir were
II. w. Burnham and Albert L. Morrill,
a pleasing program of songs and hymns
was carried out in the evening with solos
by Mrs. II. W. Barrows. n. w. Burnham
and c. a. Riley. An addition to the
orchestra was Clifton Stafford with the
cornet The pastor attended the inter-
church convention at Burlington last
week and spoke with much enthusiasm
of the meetings. to friends in
Stowe Miss Lila Ashland of Springfield.
Mass, stated that the funeral of her
sister. Maude, who was killed while
swinging on a rope Tuesday November IS,
was held Thursday morning and the
burial was made in the Oak Grove ceme-
terry at Springfield. There was a pro-
fusion Of beautiful flowers, among them
some from friends in Stowe. The little
girl was a member of the Girl Scouts
and an attendant at Sunday school and
was a favorte in Springfield. as she had
been in Stowe.-C. l.. Gates of Norris
willie was guest at the Green Mountain
lin over the week lend, visiting friends
in Stowe.-Mr. and Mrs. Newell Demas
Mnrrigcil1q ha tto A
Chaffee house at the lower village and
are moving there this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Dusen. who have occupied the Chat
fec house, have moved into one OF the
tenements at THE Cliff" Mrs. Lizzie
Benson has returned from Wolcott, where
she has been caring for her uncle. Will.
liam Taylor.-Herbert Harlow is using
his Ford car with the aid Of Helping
Henry" to furnish power for saving
wood very successfully.-Mrs. Abbie War
rem. who has been i'll for several weeks
at the home Of her sister, remains about
the same.-Henry Horner is i'll at the
home of his son. Herbert Homer, in Mos
cow.-The annual election OF officers will
take place at the meeting of Mansfield
Mountain Grange Saturday evening in
stead of at the last meeting In Deem
her. as has been the custom.-Miss Myra
Campbell of the West Hill school went
Saturday to visit friends in Burlington
Miss Frances Pervier OF the central
telephone office in North and her brother,
Louis Pervicr. are visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mayo.
Their parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Pervicr,
expect to pass the winter in the South
on account of the i'll health of Mr..
Pervier.-Frank l.. Bniley's blacksmith
hoS haa nIn Co.
count of the illness of Mr.. Bailey, who
is confined to his home with the grip.
The shop will he closed several days
longer.-Dr. II. w. Barrows was in Bur-
,ington Monday and Tuesday, Mrs. G. II.
Saxby of Morrisville is with her parents.
! Mr.. and Mrs. +! d. Van Dusen, this
week, helping them move from their
present tenement to the Fisher cottage
at The Cliff.--Mrs. Harry Russ, who was
confined to her home with tonsiltis and
complications was able to resume her
| teaching at the Brownsville school this
weck.-Mr. and Mrs. Raemon Slayton
are moving from the Fisher house into
| =. H. Kaisers house on Bridge stree,
Mr.. Slayton is employed at the Mt. Mans
| field creamery.-Mss Ruby Shaw has
received news of the marriage at Rich
mond Monday morning of Miss $. Anna
Fitzsimonds OF the Essex Junction high
school and Thomas O'Grady, station
agent, at Essex Junction. Mrs O'Grady
has many friends in Stowe. where she
taught in the Stowe graded school in 1913
and n. and in the high school in 49,
Anyone having a book belonging to the
State Farmers library No. on milk
testing is asked to return it as soon as
may be to the Stowe Free library.
| Angus l.. Gale has returned from a
three days trip over the line i'm Cana
da, where he purchased a flock of Ii
registered oxford sheep to add to his
home flock-w. w. Ayers returned
Friday from Winooski, leaving Mrs
Ayers doing we'll at the Fanny Allen
hospital after surgical operations for
the removal of the appendix and for
hernia.--A grange dance was given at
the Akeley Memorial building Friday
evening with music by Chase and Shac-
ketts orchestra.--MissM Mildred Garrow