Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-24


Akeiey Memorial building Sunday morn
ins.-A house party for the weekend at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo r. Luce
included Mrs Luce's sister and family.
Dr. and Mrs. y. r.. McSweeney, Miss
Katherine insolvency and Douglass Nc
sweeney OF Burlington and Harvey Morri- ,
son of Brooklne, Mass-Theron Dean,
secretary of the Green Mountain club,
and George kruck Cherrie, companion of
Roosevelt on his Brazilian trip, and a.
party or young ladies from the johnson .
summer school visited Mt Mansfield
Monday.-The remains of Henry B. Towne
VIII De brought here for burial Tuesday
IRON Charleston, where he died at the
nome of his son-in-law and daughter Mr.
ana Mrs. MILFORD Hoisington. Mr.. Towne
was about 8, years old and had lived in
stowe Tor many years, previous to NOV
ing TO Charleston with his daughter and
family last winter.-Miss Maude Ashlav
OF Concord. ". H., is visiting at the home
| or her aunt. Mrs. A. l.. Gale-Mrs Major
| Whelpley, Miss Edith Wheipley and Miss
gladys Pollard have returned TO Salem,
Mass. after a week al A. L. Gale's.-Mrs.
Mary Davis. who has been guest at e.
b. Gales. has returned to Salem, Mass
Edmund w McGibbon, who has been
| honorably discharged after two years
| service in the navy electrician on the
| L. 5. s. Maumee and who has been
employed at Malone, n Y, since receive
| ing his discharge, is visiting hts parents.
MIR. and Mrs. A. j. McGbbon, and nance.
| Miss Ma rjorie Watts.
Mrs. Henry r. Way of Burlington cama
Monday to Fsit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter M. Adams, of Mt. Mans1eldr-Mr.
and Mrs. L. S. Peterson and Clara and
Samuel Chase visited Jesse Chase at tho
| Eav 81 yIv,~
him as comfortable could be expected.
| Besides two breaks in the left leg, ono
above and one below the knee. Mr.. Chase
is also suffering from a compound frac-
| ture Of the knee, the result Of an accident
when a log rolled against him pinning
him against a tree. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter.
son also called upon A. E. Horner, who ia
recovering from an operation for appendi<
citis and rupture at the hospital.-Mr and
Mrs William H. Russell passed the week
end with friends iIf Enfield, N. H.-Frank
NJ. Ashley of New York a member Of the
Green Mountain Violin company, is in
Stowe for short tine. He is accompanied
by his son. who has recently returned
from service in France.-Mfss Bessie May
OFT Of Morrisville was in Stowe on busi-
ness Monday.-Clifton Mccormick of wor-
cester, Mass, was visitor at F. s. Board;
mans Sunday.-Ira Mum Boardman Of
Burlington visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. S. Boardman, over Sunday. :,
and Mrs. j. G. Grubee and son, John OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, are in Stowe for few
days.--Iames Mum of Saranac Lake. n.
Y. is passing the summer with his aunt.
Mrs. F. S. Boardman.-Mrs F. c. Dear.
borne of Lynn, Mass. is visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Louise Wells, and other friends
in Stowe.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bell and
son Of Long Island, N. Y, are guests at
l. NJ. Ruiter's.-H. S. Matthews motored
Sunday to Irasburg and was accompanied
home by Mrs. Matthews faher, A. B. Post.
of Newport and uncle, H. c. Post of Chi~
cago. who will pass the week at the Mats
thews home-Miss Ruth Macutchan ID
visiting Miss Martha Knight in Newbury.
Cedric Macutchan Is visiting his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Burnham,
in Waterbury.-The Misses Rachel. Reba
and Muriel Smith are visiting friends in
st. Johnsbury,-T Misses Florence
and Frances Canning are visiting frfends
in st. Johnsbury Center
The trustees of the Stowe Free library
met and organized Monday evening with
DR.. H. w. Barrows. president. and Frank
E. Stafford secretary and treasurer.-MisG
Hazel Adams. who is employed in the Of.
fice Of the adjutant general at Washing
IOll, L. -, is passing neT NdCdliOi dl WIS.
} Edgar j. Adams.-Miss Ruby Seaver Of
Rice. Arizona. and her sister. Miss Doro-
thea Seaver of Cadys Falls. and cousin,
Miss Vera Salies of New Haven. Conn.
are visitors at the home of their uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Towne, this
week. Miss Seaver. who was formerly q
teacher in Stowe has for four years been
Ia teacher in government schools on Indian
reservations in Arizona and California
and is now principal of reservation
school at Rice. The Indians of that reser-
vation are principally Of the Apache tribe.
but her work for some time was with the
HOPPE India ns.-Mrs. Fred A. Tatro and
daughter, Freda, are visiting Mr.. Tatro's
brother, Frank Tatro and family at Naug-
atuck, Conn.-Waldo Buron of Groton.
Mass. is passing two weeks with his
brother, F. J. Buron, and family.-SIrs.
Minnie Brigham Burt of Springfield.
Mass, is visiting her step-father. Orlo
Towne. in Moscow.-Miss Lois Riley is
assisting at the central telephone ONCE
this week.-Water NJ. Sargent, Jr., who
has passed two weeks with his aunt, Mrs.
H. A. Foster on West hill, returned home.
with his parents when they came for him
Tuesday.-News has been received Of the
birth on July at their home in Bertha.
Mimi. of a daughter. Helen McAllister. TO
Mr. and Mrs. Harry r. Harlow, VINO Wero
until recently residents of Stowe.
Miss Margaret Cleveland of the New
Hampshire State College at Durham,
y H., who is passing her vacation with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A.
Cleveland has done the raking and led
the horse with the hayfork for her
father IN the hay field this season doing
the work of one man.-Miss Ruth Brown
of the state library commission called
upon the Stowe libra rian Saturday.-Mr.
and Mrs f. n. Eggleston were at home
from Burlington Monday, returning Tues
day.-NIrs Mary f. Cheney was in Bur-
lington Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. j. G.
Gruber Of New York. who were visitors
in Stowe from Saturday until Tues
day. visited Mr.. and Mrs. c F.. Eddy in
HYDE Park sunday. Mr.. Eddy has re-
Gently purchased and moved TO resi-
dence in Hyde Park-Postmaster A. c.
Cakes and sons, Gordon and Wilson, wera
in Burlington Tuesday,-Miss Gladys
Hoisington has returned from visit with
her brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Hosington, and cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs L. Whitney, in Eden Mills, and Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Whitney in Johnson.-Tha
funeral of Henry B. Towne was held at
the United Church Tuesday afternoon.
The Rev. NJ f. Bacon conducted the
service The burial vas made in tina
West Branch cemetery. The son-in-law
and daughter of the deceased, Mr.. and
, Mrs Wilfred Hoisington, with whom he