Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-05
TANGIBLE COUNTY
STOWE.

On Friday evening the senior class
Of stowe high school gay" very sue
ccssful presentation Of tho drama.
"Dot, the Miners Daughter at AkelcY
Memorial hall. The characters were
well taken and the whole rrcscnta-
ton showed much study and was a
credit 10 tho actors and to Principal
+. II. BcsscV. who had charge of the
training lie also trained the Nom
hers of tho school orchestra who fur
nishcd music for the occasion. There
was Il large Attendance.
The Sclectmen have purchased a steel
bridge for the River Bank cemetery.
road.-NIrs Mary Jouncy went to Boston
on Saturday. Tucker of Maple Hin
was IN last week threatened with pcnu-
moui1. E. r. Bigeluw is recovering from
IAN attack of srip,-A son was born on
April To Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ Douglass. -
Miss Nellie Mayo Of tho central tclerhone
Office is assisting in tho Office in Hard
wick for a few days.-rhc Congregational
society ladies' gave Il circle dinner at
their NestrY on Wednesday. April mir
and Mrs. \. w. McCorrison are making
two weeks visit at their home in Maine
Tie senior high school pupils will pre-
sent the drama dot, tn" Miners Daugh-
ter at Morrisville on Thursday evening
Nprii -. The presentation here on Friday
evening was praised by all.--W. W. Iious-
TON, George Harris and James Campbell
OF Vermont University Harold Brush
and John Smith and Conrad Adams of
Norwich. ar" at their homes in stowe ~
a NacatIon.-MrS j. q. Angel. who has
been recovering from recent illness has
been worse and confined to tho he'd for
several days.--Presiding Elder. G. W.
Hunt prcachcu at the Methodist Church
on Sunday evening and administered the
sacrament Of the Lords supper.-At the
Temple on Saturday afternoon. March %
Fred Robinson was initiated into the or
der Tn" programme was in charge of
Miss Georgia Shubert and included a
song aud several recitatlons-StateC Com
missioner Thomas was in Burlington on
Monday.-W. NJ. Douglass has been con-
fined to his home for several days bySN-
neSs.--Alrs. g. u, BoYce, who spent last
week ia Stowe, returned on SATURDAY to
her home in Montpclcr.-M Heath who
has been visitor at e. +. Eddy's, To-
turned on Thursday 10 Johnson.-Mrs H.
NJ Eddy, who has spent the winter in
Johnson, is visiting at the home of her
son, G. f. Eddy.-Milos & Mcmahon have
begun operations at their sugaring Off
factory.-Mr and Mrs. II. &. Thomas have
received news Of the serious illness of
their daughter, Mrs w. p. Cooper OF
Salt Lake City.-L. {. Moody of Water
bury and Mr.. Anderson Of Waterbury
Centre were business visitors in Stowe
on Monday.
The fourth quarterly conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church was held on
Aprl with Presiding Elder Hunt pres
cnt. stewards were elected for the COM
ing year as follows j. f.. Houston. Mrs
Sylvia Poor Mrs. Aurora Adams, Miss
Clara Mills. +. +, Brink, NJ. j.. French.
q. a. BarroWs, w. l.. Demerritt, 4. A.
Mills, +. c. sleeper, Fred Cary. James Eos
ter. financial agents, L. F.. Brink Fred
Cary, Clara Mills, Mrs. Aurora Adams:
treasurer b. A. Mills Officers for the
Sunday school have been elected as fol-
lows: Superintendent b. A. Mills: score
tary and treasurer, Miss Ellen Stcarns.-
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Double Will move
this week 10 Derry. y. II. They will be
missed by many friends in stowe. MIR.
ana Mrs. Ira Mum of Saranac Lake. n
y, are visitors at the home Of their
daughter, Mrs. f.. S. Boardman Stafford
Boardman has been assisting in Morris
vile for several days. --Bluebirds and song
sparrows have put in an appearance
The condition of Mrs. NJ. w. owen has
for the worse within IA few DAVIS
State Commissioner Thomas has commits
stoned capt b. $. Hyland of Rutland
county wardon,-l'nity Church, the Rev.
T.. NJ. H. Abbott, pastor, Sunday morning
service II l0:i, subject of sermon, AN
('nchanging Law sunday school and
Bible class It T. m, young peoples fra
tcruity at $50 p. m, leader. Marjorie
Burt. bible class meets for study with
the pastor thursday evening The La
dies circle of Unity Church viii furnish
supper in the Vestry Thursday from y.
III. onward All are cordially invited to
come Junior Fndeavor society OF
tho congregational Church gave "A sue
cessful entertainment Monday evening.
The programme included II Mother Goose
party. Refreshments were served.-The
Ladies Reading club met with Mrs Anna
Kimbal Monday afternoon. An interest,
ing series of current events was given
The meeting next Monday afternoon will
be held at Mrs. Politics. home.
Past Commander q, T.. Gerry of H. H.
Smith Post G. A. r., has engaged the
Rev. W. NJ. Farmdn OF Wostfold, the
blind chaplain, to deliver the address in