Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-11-14

will play at the Memorial building Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday,-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Miller of Greensboro are pass
ing a part OF their honeymoon with Mrs.
Mller's sisters, Mrs N. H. Kaiser and
Mrs. G.. A. Simmons. Mrs Herbert Mayo
visited her daughter, Mrs. Nellie Mayo
Fairbanks, in Proctor last week Mrs
Fairba nl0s is the mother of son about
a week OLA. C. Slayton is dangerous
" i'll with pneumonia, Mr. Slayton Is
over so years old and II Is feared that
he may not rccover.-Sickle Chapter. o.
T. 8 held It's regular meeting Wed
nesday evening. Junior Endeavor
society will meet at the Congregational
vestry Saturday afternoon. Mrs. A. ".
Slayton has returned from visit to her
sister in Waterbury. and Mrs. O.
f.. Luce attended the Rev Father
Galligan's funeral In Waterbury last
week.-Mrs. George Clark. who has passed
the summer in Stowe, has returned to
Morrisvllle her mother, Mrs. Mary At
wood viii 60 to Worthwhile this week.
giving C. A. Riley possession of her
house. Mr.. Riley will make improvements
before occupying. Mrs. Cora Voarren
will occupy tho tenement over the drug
store when vacated by tho Rlcy's.--Mrs.
II. A. G. Able returned Monday from
the Mary Fletcher hospital
H. *. Graves superintendent OF schools
for the towns Of Elmore, Morristown and
Stowe. says: he public schools OF
stowe have Il very good record OF at
tendance and scholarship. a natural re-
suit OF some simple vet important causes
The clerk of the school board furnishes
tho teachers with names Of children who
ought to he In school and these lists OF
| M mca are revised twice a year; the
trriant officer is most active and efficient:
largo number of citizens are Interested
| In keeping tho children in school; tho
| teachers are trying hard TO make their
| schools places whore pupils will love to
go. The following arc thu namcs OF pupils
| best In attendance and scholarship
| West ErnnCh school Albert Raymond,
Robert Houston Helen Houston Mary
Ballcy, Elma Bailey LAURA MaEoon,
| Elsie AlEer. Ernest sanhorn; Moscow
school. Aerio Royce, Ethel Boycc, Nina
| Boyce, Flora Marshall Annie McAlllster
| George McAllster Gordon Moulton,
Howard Russell, Cora Russell. Elena
! Russell. Dorrit Salles; Edison Hi school
Emmons Sergeant Glenn Nutting
Margaret Shaw. Mildred Shaw, Mary
Shaw, Alice Nuttng. Ralph Burt; Luce
hill school. rn"z McManus. Carroll Smith
Jessie Tucker, Ethel Tucker. Lena
/ Tucker. Harry Tucker; Fucker street
school Holcn kcnfeld; South Hollow
school Arnold Shonio. Roscoe Stowcll;
North Hollow school. Beth Fuller, Ada
Fuller. Clara Fuiler, Dorothy Davis.
| &c vi ,bo ID tt,,,
FOR steam plant at his saw mill in
| Sterling. ndinR the water power in
sufficient for his increasing business
| The plant has been shipped from the
Ames Iron works Of Oswcgo. y. Y. and
will consist Of an So-horsepower boiler
and an engine of about e. horsepower
Mr. Shaw owns about $500 acres al
Sterling and the Forks with mills a
both places and expects to cut n million
feet Of lumber this season Besides hi,
lumber business M Shaw operates ar
extensive grocery hardware and feed
business, at HIS store and ware house
on Main street and is also the proprietor
Of the Stowe Butter Package works H
is a native Of stowe and is yct a younl
man having gone into business for him
| self in 1895.
The high school juniors invite the pub
| lie to a poverty social at the old towa
hall Friday evcnins.-Mr. and Mrs. A
A. Emery Of St. Adams visited DR.. II
w. Rarrows -sday.-Mrs. Mar.
Shcrbut returned Wednesday from Wood
stock, where she has passed the sum
mer-Principal W. II Douglass of tn
high school is planning an exhibition T.
be given about the first Of February t
start fund for the purchase Of
piano for the high school oom.-Mr-
, W. d. Berry and children Of Burling' or
who hav. been at Green Mountain In
for two weeks returned home Tuesday
The Hon. A. c. Slayton seriously +
with pneumonia, was not as well We'd
nesday.-Mrs Mary Brewster at c 7
Fddy's suffered an attack of heart trou
BILE Monday and remains quite !l-Mi
= Brown Of burlington was in Stowe Tues
day looking up a horse which he sol
. last spring when he took claim upon f
The horse has since passed throux
several hands and was last purchased b
Russell e. Chaplin OF this place. TIL
horse was sold at auction Tuesday {
, Z. Burt bidding ii off at slso.-A lars
delegation from Sickle Chapter. q. Z. 5
will attend the district meeting ut Johr
son Thursday.-Mrs. F. j Holden. VIII
attended the funeral Of her sister
Peru last week, returned Tuesday morr
ing accompanied by Mt TIolden's mothe
Mrs. o. j. Holden, of Landgrove.
. NORTH HYDE PARK.