Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-01
STOWE.

Mrs. Bryant and Mrs. Newton of Mont
pclar have been visitors AZ Henry War
ren's this week.-Mrs. Rev j. l.. Angel
spent Memorial day in Middlescx.-
George Douglass has nearly recovered
from his recent illness. He returned to
school on Thursday Mrs c. b. Boyce
of Montpelier is the guest of her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Eddy.-Com-
mcncemont exercise begin on the even
ing of June II when PRINCIPAL c. II.
Drown will deliver the haccalaureatc adj
dress to the graduating class at Unity
Church-Spccial music has been provided
and the occasion will be an interesting
one
The following is the commencement pro-
Erammc of the Stowe high school: Fri
day, June Q. alumni banquet at Green
Mountain Inn: Sunday June II, 1:i5 p. m.
class sermon by Principal {. IL. Drown
at Unity Church. Monday June T. 40
p. m, class dinner at Green Mountain
Inn; Tuesday, June Is. so p. m. class
day exercises in school yard: Tuesday
June IL. p. m. prize speaking in audito-
RUM Wednesday. June y. s p. m. grad
uating exercises in auditorium. The
graduating class numbers ten. the largest
in the history of the high school
c. II. browne for the past two years
the principal of Stowe high school, has ac-
copied the position of superintendent OF
schools in Walpolc. n. H.. for the COM
ing year. Mr.. browne has been a popular
and successful teacher here and his many
friends will regret that this is to he his
last year with us.-Mr. and Mrs ". IL.
II. Moulton who have spent the past year
ixt.if1 thair in, \.D
Stowe last weck.-Some students who
spent Sunday at their homes in stowe
are Lieut.. II. O. Smith. L. s ~, Harold
McMahon of Goddard Seminary and r.lroy
billings of the University of Vermont
Union memorial services were held ON
Sunday morning, May Is. at the Methodist
Church. There was a large attendance.
the church being filed to overilowing. II.
II. Smith Post ana Woman's Relief Corps
G.. s. Clark Camp. Sons OF Veterans. and
Ladies' Aid attended in body. Thu
Methodist choir was assisted by members
of the Unity and Congregational Church
choirs. The church was decorated with
palms and other pottcd plants. and cut
flowers tastefully arranged. An interest
ing feature was the Introduction of the
G. A. r. ritual service for the day whicl,
Gerry. Responses were made by Senior
Vice Commander G. w. Adams, Junior
Vico-C Commander A. j. Sargent, Officer OF
the Day II. S. Warren and Chaplain
Chandler Watts. The pastorof the church.
the Rev j. Q Angel preached from the
text, with great sum obtained i this
lcitizenship." Acts ~: rs r. V. The SER
mon was an appropriate one and was list
encd to with much interest The service
closed with "Amcrica" sung by choir and
and Mrs NJ. c. Poorc
who have spent the past year with Mr.
Poore's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. $. L. Poore
OF West Branch. left Stowe on Friday
May 26, for Rrancrd, Mimi. where Mr.
Poorc has employment in Il hotel.-Miss
Cassie II. Spraguc of Boston, Mass, re-
Gently visited her aunt. Mrs. $. l.. Poore
Ben Hawley and family have moved
| into the Green cottage on Maple street -
Walter Hale and family will move to the
Jcnncy place recently vacated by Ben
lHawley.-The base ball game between the
l.. C. a. team of Hyde Park and the
Stowe high school team played here last
Saturday resulted in score of 10 to
| in favor of l.. &. Airs. G. j. Scrbnci
of st. Adams is the guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs John Drugg.-Prof Henry
NJ. Tabor OF Worcester. Mass, Clark Uni
versity and his three daughters, who are
with their grandmother, Mrs c. +. NJ
Tabor, of Four Winds farm sail early in
June for Europe, where they Will spend
the summer.-Mrs c. |. Robinson gave a
party to company Of children ON Sat