Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-26

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pended over the table had white dove
perched upon It.
Miss Maude Smith Of Watsfield is
visiting her aunt. Mrs F. - Billings
Mrs. Lola Douglass, who 10 makins
an extended trip expected TO leave sos-
ton Monday for Chautauqua, n. -
where she Will visit Miss Grace Ran
dali, formerly a teacher In stowe h,gh
school and to arrive the last or the
week at the home of her aunt MRS.
Dora Clark, in Tiffin, Ohio.-Mr. ana
Mrs. George Hayes returned to Roch-
ester Monday after visiting Mr.. ana
Mrs. r. H. Maynard.--Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest c. Mills and son Roger who
left Essex Junction for Pasadena,
Calf. last week will Join Mr.. Mills
brothers and sisters. Edwin F. NILS
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Mills and children,
Mrs. Elenora wilkins and Mr. and Mrs
w. o. Bettis, all of whom have gone to
California to make their homes and all
of whom with the exception of Mrs.
3. A. Mills and children we're formerly
Of Stowe-Miss Mary b. Peterson, who
has passed several weeks with her
cousins. the Misses Annie and Susie
Bigelow and other Stowe relatives,
left Tuesday for her home in Milwaukee.
Wis.-Mr. and Mrs. Jerry G. Flanagan
and sons of Portsmouth, n. H., are
visiting Mrs. Flannagan's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred luce. j. Strand
visited Mt Mansfield and SmugEler's
Notch by way Of the Long Trail Mon
day.-A postponed Flora's day program
in charge of Mrs. Nina Nutting will be
carried out at the meeting OF Mans
field Mountain Grange Saturday eve
ning.-Mary Ellis Taft and niece and
party of Montpelier had lunch at Moss
Glen Falls house Saturday Donald
Hamel of New Haven. Conn. is visit
ing his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
G. Spaulding.--Mr and Mrs. G. l.. Nc
Mahon, MI. an;, Mrs. II. -. Mcmahon,
Miss Ruth Mcmahon. Mr.. and Mrs. O.,
E. Luce and Miss Madeline Boa oman
attended the wedding of Miss Marie
Mcmahon, daughter of Mr.. Mcmahon s
brother, NJ. D. Mcmahon. and Captain
Adrian St John in Burlington Monday.
Among the farmers in this vicinity
who have herds on exhibition at the
Lamoille Valley fair are F.. l.. Nc
Carthey, r. A. Wells and f. NJ. Hous-
ton of stowe
Mrs. Clara j. Stowell Cary wife of
Joseph F. Cary. died at her home on
Main street at II 30 O'Clock, August "a
dit'I tnTee months Illness WIN neArt
trouble and bright's disease. Mrs. Cary
was born March 4. 1857 and was the
daughter Of George and Robilla Bailey
Stowell. She passed most Of her life in
Stowe. Resides her husband she leaves
a daughter, Miss Sadie Cary. a SON
in law, Mansell Hazelton. three broth
ers. Henry G. Stowell of Worthwhile,
Charles Stowell of Remington. n. n
and Slas A. StoWel of Springfield
Mass, and several nephews and neices
among them being Clarence G. Stoweil
and Mrs l.. !. Harlow Of Stowe. A dau-
ghter, Mrs Eta Cary Hazelton died in
1905 The funeral will be held at Unity
Church at two o'clock Friday after
noon.-A large number from Stowe at
tended the Lamoille Valley Fair at Nor
risville Tuesda and Wednesday and a
large number Of cars passed through
here. 80 cars. two teams and two motor
cycles passing through town in 20
ANNIVERSARIES Catherine Cheney has
returned to Milton. Mass. after two
weeks with her cousin. Mrs A. l.. Nor
rill-Mrs. willard Cary of Waterbury
was here Tuesday calling on her aunt,
Mrs. ! l.. Cary.-Mrs. Archie Fisher and
little son, who returned Tuesday to will
liston were accompanied by Mrs
MTS. i lSnPr y SISTER, MISS MA Del sleeper.
who will pass the week in Williston.
Miss Brenda Bennett went Tuesday
TO visit her aunt in Hinesburg. The
others of the Bennett family are in
quarantine at their home with Mr. Ben
netts mother, Mrs. Clara Straw, on ac-
count of the illness Of the son, Lyle,
with diphtheria Miss Elsie Hastings
bookkeeper for the Mt. Mansfield
Creamery. has returned from a month 8
vacation during which she visited Ros-
ton, Mass, Montpelier. Hardwick and
other Vermont towns.-ManN have ia
ken advantage Of the ideal weather of
Monday and Tuesday to visit Mt. Mans
field.-Mrs. S G. Wheeler of Water
bury who was here Tuesday was ac-
companied home by her mother. Mrs.
Eunice Pottle.
An item in Tuesdays Free Press should
have read Clifford Pfaf and son. John,
left Sunday night for their home in Grand
Haven Mich. Mrs. Pfaff. who has been
very i'll with gall stones, is recovering
and will return soon to Grand Haven.
Miss Ruby y. Shaw will accompany her.
Harry A. Gibbs has begun work this
week on the bungalow which l.. r. Smith
of Central Falls, r. L. Is building for a
summer home on the F. NJ. Sears pla &c
on West Branch-Raeburn r. Mcmahon
has purchased Lewis G. Raymond's house
on Maple street and will move there about
the middle of September Mrs. Raeburn
McMahons sister, Mrs. J. Johnson. of
Montreal, accompanied Mrs. Mcmahon on
her recent return from Montreal and Is
passing some time with her here.-An-
nouncements have been received from
Mrs. Howard Thomas Of the marriage on
August IS in Minneapolis Of her daugh-
fer, Miss Rachel Freeman Thomas, and
Bernard Aubrey billiard, II was planned
to have the wedding in Stowe. where Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas and daughter expected
to pass the summer, but since Mr.. Thomas
death on May % Mrs. Thomas and daugh-
ter have made their home in Minnea polls,
where the son, Philip r, Thomas, also re-
sides It will be remembered that Mr..
Thomas was struck and instantly killed
by an army truck while crossing a street
in New York city, where the family was
stopping on their way to Stowe from
their home In stuart Fla. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hilliard will he at home to their friends
after November at Salem, y. Miss
Lutte Harmon Of Saco. Me, is making her
home with Miss Nellie Sargent while
visiting friends in Stowe.-Carroll s,
George and Mr.. Lewis Of Philadelphia
are passing the week with Mr., George S
mother, Mrs. Carrie George. at the lower
village.-B. G. Bull has returned from
Hudson, Mass,-Miss Mildred Patterson is
at nome on vacation from Milton, where
she Is employed in a telephone exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Buron of Worces-
ter, Mass. are visiting their son. Fer
nando j, Baron, and family.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Clement OF Southport Conn,
are visiting Mr., Clements parents Mr.