Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-12
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Lam0ille County
STOWE

! day from North Troy to preach at the
| Community Church's Sunday morning
service. was accompanied by Mrs Hay
ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward will remain
| he through the week and are making
the, home in the pastors tenement in
Unit Church, where they will live when
they ,me later In the month to take UP
! their residence here. Mr.. Hayward preach
powerful sermon Sunday morning upon
Religion in Public Life. The Rev G.
r Brush Of the Hardwick Episcopal
Church conducted an open-air service al
Seven Springs Sunday afternoon.-Th
open-air concert given by the Stowe Mill
tary band Sunday afternoon was much
! enioyed Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Lam
son, who have passed a week in stowe
/ left Monday for Starr Farm Beach, near
! Mr.. Lsmson's former home at Burling-
| ton. where they will pass two weeks with
/ relatives Of Mrs Lamson's-At meet
! ing of the II. II. Smith Relief Corps. Sat
urdav afternoon, Mrs. Matte Sanborn,
| Mrs Lizzie Stebbins and Miss Lucy La
| trich were initiated into the order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Batchelder of
! Lyndonville motored here Sunday to
visit Mrs Batchelders parents. Mr.. and
! Mrs NJ P. Russell and sister and hus-
band Prof. and Mrs. c. A. Adams
| Mrs Charles H. Hosmer and children
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hosner and Miss
Anna arrived by automobile from Bos-
ton Sunday for three weeks visit
I at the Hosmer home on Maple street
Mr. and Mrs and Mrs L. j. Peterson
and Mr.. and Mrs Mieon Peterson and
daughter have returned to st Adams
after visiting at the Austin Stockman
| home in stowe Hollow.-Miss Ellen
Stearns returned Monday TO Burlng
ton after passing the eek-end with
Miss Marjorie Watts.-Frank and Cor
nelia Herrineton who came with Mrs
W. w. Luce from Miami, Fla, and have
passed several weeks at H F.. Jenney's,
went Monday to Hebron, Me- where
they will attend school.-Mr and Mrs.
! F. B. Forbes accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs A. A Royce and Mrs. Polly Cline
motored to Newport by way of Eden
Sunday.-Mrs. Clifford Pfaff and son,
John. of Grand Haven. Mich who are
/ passing the summer at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs H. Z. Shaw, visited Mr..
and Mrs. f. G. Houston in Cady's Falls
Saturday.-Oscar @. Harris returned
Monday to Boston after a short visit
in Stowe,-Miss Pauline Tanner of
Charleston w. Va. is visiting her
sister Mrs. Robert Harris.
A family reunion at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. James f. Houston on West
Branch Tuesday Aug. was in honor
of the Send anniversary of their mar
riage. The company of fifty included
their children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren, nephews and neices and
friends. among them being: E. T. Hous-
ton OF Montpelier, Mr. and Mrs. E. j.
Houston of Cadys Falls. Mr.. and Mrs,
LTrar ND RI Oh Of
Mimi, Emmons W. Sargent of Cabot,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Houston and fam
lily of Wayne, Penna., Mr.. and Mrs Fl.
J. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Hous-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Houston. Mr..
and Mrs II. A. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Wondle E. C. Harlow. Miss Sadie
Harlow and families of Stowe. Ice
cream and cake were served. The gift
from the children to Mr.. and Hous-
ton was a mantel clock.
II. E, Shaw. county chairman of the
tuberculosis drive. was in Eden, Johnson
and Hyde Park Friday making arrange
ments for the completion of the work in
these towns, which has been hindered by
the illness and death of some members
of the town comnettees.-A. w. Christian
son of the Green Mountain Violin COM
pany is moving his family here from st.
Johnsoury into tenement IN the mouse
recently purchased of j. j. Robinson at
the lower village by the Stowe Butter
Package company.-Miss Sadie Hart has
returned from Barre, where she has passed
some time with her sinister, Mrs. j. c.
Robbins She was accompanied by John
Lawson of Barre, who visited her over the
week-end.-I. NJ. Boardman of Burlington,
chauffeur for II. II, Hckok, called on
Mrs. Hickok were here with a party of
friends-Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Bur, and
guest. Miss Alice Mower of Sioux City.
Iowa. were guests at the Lake Mansfield
Trout club h:,use Friday. Seventy were
entertained at dinner there that dav.
There have been 15O guests at the MI
M,nsAe,d Hotel on ono dav last week -
L q Robinson has been mora comfort
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