Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-17


Harold Dowst, who have passed ten days 4,
with Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Bigelow at THE !
Lodges" left Monday by automobile on !,
their return to Salem. Mr.. Bigelow and 1
party motored to Waterbury Center SUM-
day afternoon and were accompanied to ;
Stowe by Mrs. Pollard's sister, Mrs. Major
Whelpley of Salem, Mass, who passed
last week at the Green Mountain Lodge
in waterbury Center, and also by Mrs. ,
Whelpley's sster-in-law. Miss Elizabeth
Wheipley. and niece, Miss Gladys Pollard, .
who came Sunday from Salem. Mrs.
Whelpley and party are at Angus l..
Gales FOR the week.-Sxty-eight auto 4,
mobile parties were counted at Harlow's
sunday coming from Smuggers' Notch.
There were five carloads of people who
iett cars at the foot of Mansfield and
walked to the summit during the day
The newly opened Barnes Camp At Snug
glers Notch is being well patronized as
the opportunity to obtain shelter and re-
| freshmcnts is much apprecia Mr.. and Z
Mrs. y. G. Scribner and family and Mrs.
C. j. Scribner of Chicago were visitors at
Smugglers Notch Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
@. NJ. Towne, Miss Agnes Towne. Miss
Vera Salies of New Haven. Conn, Mr..
and Mrs. Justin Robinson and Mr. and
Mrs. Conrad A. Adams Of Medforrl. Mass.
visited Mr. and Mrs +. *. Seaver att
| Cady's Falls Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
! o. II. Adams and Mr. Adams mother,
Mrs. Harriet Adams. visited at G. j.
| Munn's in johnson Sunday.-The bridges
and road into the notch are in good .
repair.-The following are guests at1
guests at Pleasant View House, Moscow: !,
Mr.. and Mre. Cameron. Montreal: Mr. =,
and Mrs Mendell. Montreal: Mr.. and !
Mrs. Chase. Newbury Mass; Mr.. and i;
simm, Mrs. Henry and Miss Henry. Mont i
real, Mrs. Baxter, Miss Baxter Mrs. Nc
Lean and Miss Mclean. Port Washing
ton y. Y; Miss Catherine Ely. New
| York city; Mrs. Moore and Miss Moore.
| Boston: Miss Hopkins and Miss Nan
Marie Hopkins Grand Rapids Mich;
Miss Mclean. Middetown Springs. Vt
| IT had been announced that Saturday
| would be Children's day at Mansfield
Mountain Grange. but by a misunder-
standing the date has been postponed The
afternoon was devoted to rehearsal Of
the childrens exercises. Mrs. Harriet
| Recor who had eight children present .
| furnished refreshments of popcorn balls :
and fudge which were much appreciated.
--Selden c. Adams brought seventeen
people from his home and neighborhood
to the United Church service at Unity =
! Church Sunday morning. using his auto .
truck for conveyance. The ages of the
passengers ranged from one and half
J to siXty-eight years.-Miss Bessie Mayott
Of Manchester. II. H.. has passed a. few
day with Miss xennie Wells and other
Stowe frends.-Mr. Wright of the Wright
Oral school of New York city and Mrs. ;.
| Wright, who are passing the summer in
the White Mountains and who have visited"
Miss Pettbone at Seven Springs" re-
| turned n ptoip c T,,ae dav toll
Miss Pettibone with them.-Mrs. f. X.
Weeks of New York city Is guest at
| f. {. Harlow's.-Mss Marion Pike. book
keeper in the office of p. d. Pike e. Son,
| is passing her vacation with her uncle and
aunt. Mr., and Mrs. F. NJ Culver, in Hyde
| Park.-Miss Ferna Stockrnan. who has
closed successful year teaching the .
North Hollow school. entered CastIeton
summer school July lin the orchard on
the Austin & Stackman farm in Stowe
Hollow side of an apple tree was in
full bloom on July 2.
! Pvt. Harry Pratt formerly of Winooski,
has returned from ten months service
in France.-Mr. and Mrs. \. Cation and
daughter. Fife. of Durham. Ont, came
Friday to visit Mrs. Cations sister Mrs..
r. NJ. Clark. and family on West Hill,
Mrs. T. NJ. Clark has returned from a
visit Of three weeks with friends in.
| Chateaugay, ~ Y. and Huntington,
p. Q.-B. c. Bull and famiIy~have moved
| from the a. L. Douglass house on Bridge
street to the house recently purchased
Of :. l.. Dewey on Maple street. Fred
Hams and family. who occupied a part
of the Dewey house. have moved to the
tenement vacated by the Bulls. Mr..
and Mrs. Dewey have moved to their
residence in Morrisvlle Walter NJ. Sar-
gent Jr., Of Morrisville has passed a
week with his aunt, Mrs. n. A. Foster.
on West Hill.-Mr. and Mrs W. A.
Cheney and two children. who motored
; here last week from their home in Mil
ton, left Saturday on their return.-w. V.
MCLEAN of Toronto and Miss Edna Eddy
Of Perth. Ont, are visiting Mr.. McCiean's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mclean,
at i. r. Mci<nley's.--Mrs. r. H. Butter
field and three children have returned to
Rutland after four weeks with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Adams.
The Red Cross ladies will serve maple
sugar on snow at the banquet hall in
the Akeley Memorial building from two
TO four o'clock Thursday afternoon and
from four to FIVE. Miss Manning. the
Red Cross lecturer, will give the closing
lecture of the series on public health
which have proved Of great interest
The U, V. NJ. students who are running
Barnes Camp in SInugglerS' Notch this
summer served dinner TO ~ Sunday. Miss
Lois Bartlett of Richmond. Hildreth
Tyler OF Enosburg Falls and Robert
lsham of Burlington are passing the week
at the camp,-Mrs. Winfred W. Houston
went to Burlington Tuesday to meet
Major Houston. who will return with her
to stowe Wednesday 10 visit his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Houston and
other relatives. Major Houston entered
sion engineer corps, in Nopember 1917,
and was stationed at Bay City, Mich,
since May, 1915, he has been in the Of
fee of the director geenral of military
railways having charge of the purchasing
of cranes for the government railways.
He was promoted to jor in August,
1918, He has now been honorably dis
charged from service.-A dog belonging
to j. b. Mckinley in the Fucker streets
neighborhood was run over and killed
by a passing automobile Sunday This
was the second dog Mr.. Mckinley has
had killed in the same way this summer.
Stephen II, Wright of Essex and his
son. Ernest f. Wright of Fairfax Fails.
motored here Sunday from Essex and
were accompanied to Fairfax Falls by
Mrs. Ernest f.. Wright and three chill
dren. who have been with Mrs Wright's
parents on account of her ill health since
November. but who is now able to re-
turn hOme.-HOward Lang