Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25

evening, Miss Southland gave a very in
terestng review of siberia To-day" by
Frederic f. Moore. Vocal selections were
given by Mrs. A. ID. Lynch. a social hour
and refreshments closed a pleasant eve
ning.-Mrs. g. S. McAllIster went to
Waterbury Tuesday to hav an x-ray pic
ture taken of the left arm which 1t is
feared may have been fractured when
she fell near her home two weeks ago.
Miss Catherine Cheney of Milton, Mass.
came Monday to pass the Easter vacation
with her cousin. Mrs. A. l.. Morriil.-The
condition Of Mrs. Abbie Warren has not
been so favorable of late. She is still
confined to her bed after nearly fou,
months illness.-.There will he a regular
meeting of Mansfield Mountain Grange
Saturday evening with n good program.
/ Schools re-opened Monday after two
weeks vacation on account of the grip
and flu with the exception Of the Mos
COW school which remains closed on ac-
count of the Illness of the teacher. Mrs
Meade and the Mills school also remains
closed on account of Illness In the neigh
borhood. Miss Isabel Smith. who has been
here on account of tho Illness Of her
mother. Mrs. r. r.. Smith. has returned
to Newport News, Va, where she is dieti-
clan in a hospital Mrs. Smith is about
the house again.---George r. Adams has
installed n blower system at his novelty
factory at Moscow and Is completing a
building for storing sawdust The con.
crete dam installed at his mill last sum-
mcr by Fred L. Smith has been cracked
in ono section by the extreme cold of
'hc winter. a part of the old dam that
! was left as n reinforcement was carried
out by the recent high water.-Anson n
! Page was able to resume his work at his
whcclwright shop on Bridge street after
Il weeks absence on account of the Illness
Of himself and family with the grip. Mrs.
! Page and little son and Mrs. Pages moth
er. Mrs. \. D. Alger have all been ILL.,
! Albert Smith who has been very III with
complications resulting from the flu was
! considerably improved Sunday.-Mr. and
Mr.. Alec Forbes Of East Haven, Conn.
and Miss Nyra IJerrick of Morrsvlle are
guests for the sugar season at Pleasant
View House. tho home of Mr.. and Mrs
\ s. Smth.-Theodorc Wells began work
TOR the sugar season for Walter \. Stay
| ton Monday.-NIrs. Edmund G. Wells Is
recovering from Il severe illncss.-MrS.
Horace a. Warren is quite III al her home
| AT Moscow. Edwin Smalley passed sun
day with friends in Worthwhile II. l..
Stafford Is able to be out after an illness.
ID. s. McAIlister of Hyde Park was
| here Sunday TO visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George :. McAlister. Mrs. McA-
lister severely injured her left lower arm
when she fell striking on the arm just
before reaching the steps at her home
recently 1t is feared that the bone may
! be fracturcd--The houors for tie year in
the stowe high school senior class were
awarded Monday morning. Douglass w.
Barrows first and Fife Sleeper second
Automobiles have begun to run in the
rilag" streets
Darwin Van Ness Reed. in his s7th
year, died Sunday afternoon at two
O'Clock after u ten days illness with in
i'uenza and heart trouble. He had been
in poor health all winter. The funeral
was held at 2:3o O'Clock Tuesday after
noon al the house.-Mrs Mary Gregg died
Saturday evening at II O'Clock after Il
short illness with pneumonia, in her Sth
year. The funeral was held mt the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Y. II. Ilar-
ris. at ono o'clock on Tuesday afternoon.
Tho Rev. William Claiming Brown,
field secretary of the Unitarian assoca-
ton. was a visitor in Stove last week
J. d. Santamore buttermaker at tho
Gold Brook creamery, has purchased the
Mrs. Jennie Luce house at the lower
village and has moved his family there
from Morrisvillc.-o;. j. Montgomery is
out after two weeks illness with the
grin Mrs Montgomery X recovcrin,,
from, a second attack OF bronchitis and
igestion.-Thero are several cases Of
illness In the family of Vernon r. Cham
bcrlain on Miller Brooli.-Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Johnson, who were recently mar
ried in Springfield, have returned to
stowe and are at the home Of Mrs. John
sons parents. Mr.. and Mrs. .. K. IIois-
ington.-H. G. Fuller brought 80 pounds
of maple sugar to market Friday.
Mrs Fanny Mayo has purchased of the