Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
LAMOILLE COUNTY
STOWE.

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pleasant 500 party Friday evening to
20 ladies' Eleven tables wcrs
played and dainty rofreshments served.
Mrs. W. r. Churchill. who passed
hst week with Mrs. c. r. Burt return
ed saturday to her home In Norris
Vilic'--A party OF hve Masons made a
very enjoyable automobile trip to
Morrisvlile Friday evening. but the 70
turn was not so pleasant. When about
-FOUR miles from stowe tho machine
baked and the party walled in.-M,ss
Mildred Gallo is III with the measles
Mrs. A. l. Gale is confined to tho house
by illness.-Mr. and Mrs. Horace B.
Faun~e were in Morrisville SATURDAY..
--Beniamin Gibbs has returned from
Lisbon, n. H.. where he has passed
several monehs.-Mrs. c. F. Eddy was
called to Waitsfield Saturday to attend
the funeral OF relative.--rhe Rev. J.
j. Lewis will give his tercontenary
travel talk on Samuel lie Chan1rj1ain
and Historic Vermont" NJ Unity Church
Friday evening.
Dr. n. c. Brigh- m Of Grand Rapids,
Mich. Is In charge Of the Lake Mans
field Trout club house which wa. open
cd for the season Monday.-stowo Lodge.
N. +. 0. p. will give dance at tho
Akeley Memorial building Friday
evening with music by Elnore's or
lchestra.-Thc seniors in tho high
school arc taking tho State teachers'
eXaminations.-Ben jannn Robinson Of
the senior class is III with :hc measles.
The Rev. +. r. kellogg Of Waterbury
preached Mt the Congregational Church
sunday morning in exchange with tho
Rev. a. G. Cornwell.-Mt. Mansfield
Camp Of Modern woodmcn observed
Sunday as the Memorial day Of the
order, attending the morning service
at t'Hity Church where the Rev Wal
ter Dole Of Northaeld preached an ap
propriate sermon. Tho graves Of de-
ceased members OF the order. pr. r. p.
Bigelow and Burt A. Culver we're dec
orated.-There are about a dozen cases
of measles in towr.--Mrs. PhileDa
straw, who has been III for some time.
is slowly improving and is about the
house little.
The high school graduation exercises
will begin SUNDAY evening. June r. with
the baccalaureate sermon by the Rev. l.
C. Angel at Unity Church. Other events
follow: Monday evening the annual al
unn meeting and banquet at 23o
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. class day ex-
e,cises upon the campus, and at four
o'clock an art exhibition in the high
school room; al $50 D. m. school exhibit
tion at the Akeley Memorial building at
80 p. m. Wednesday afternoon. gram
mar school graduating exercises at the
Memorial buildng4 AT s15 p. m. COM
r'ercement exercises with an address hv
the Rev. George C. Douglass Of Clovers-
arranged to hold the annual school
picnic Mt the Palisades Park Friday
from eleven until four o'clock Begin
mig at two o'clock Chamrlain tercenten-
airy exercises will be carried out with
address on the life Of Cha-nplain by r.
&. Fleetwood of Morrisville The pupils
OF the village and rural schools and their
parents are cordially invited. II il rains
Friday. the picnic will be postponed
until the next pleasant day. Saturday or
Monday.-Mrs ". p. Macutchan
IS i'll with bronchitis and the crip-Mrs
Preston r. Gale has returned from sche-
rtctady. n. Y, where she has passed
several weeks with her daughter Mrs.
=. s. Br,Enys-The Methodist Foreign
Missionary society Will meet at the
church Thursday, June 17.-Among those
III with the measles are Elmer Gale.
Ruth Angel. otto I2ovce and Donald
McMahon.-Mrs. James f. Houston has
50 FAR recovered from surgical opera
ton as 10 he able 10 ride n short dis
tance.-Mrs. William Mills Is visiting
Miss Ruth New+'au in Waterbury Cen
ter.-Mrs. Flea whitney Kipp Of Ball
SION Lake. X. Y. is visiting her mother.
Mrs. susan Colburn
Among those from here who attended