Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-16

ton was business visitor here yesterday.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. A. A. Niles went to
Montpelier yesterday to attend the State
encampment. G. A. r. and W. r. c.
STOWE.
| There was a large attendance at Unity
| Church Sunday evening when the Rev.
Albert @. Cornwell prea chcd the sermon to
the graduating class OF Stowe high school
chorus under the direction of George
A. Burnham furnished the music.-Sun-
day was busy day for Rev. Mr.. Cornwell
BESIDES the sermon to the graduating class
In tho evening he preached at the union
service at his church In the
morning and Mt the union
| Branch in the afternoon.--Mrs. J. G.. Nor
gan gave a party to q young people Fri
day evening in honor OF the l4th birthday
of her daughter. Heen.--Mr. and Mrs
Fred Morrill, took their second son, Earl,
to burlington Saturday for an operation
at Mary Fletcher hospital for abscess up
on the appendix They were accompanied
by Dr II. w. Barrows.-A daughter
Weighing two pounds. was born to Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Mum OF Saranac Lake.
and granddaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Ira
Cobb returned Friday from Burlington,
where his sister, Miss Nettie Cobb, is re-
covering from an operation for appenli-
citis.--Sunday cars will begin running on
the Mt Mansfield Electric Railway on
Juno 10, leaving Sto've at s:45 a. m. and
AIS p m.-Mr and Mrs Charles E. Adams
Of Salem, Mass. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin r. Bigelow.-Mrs. A. II. Cheney
| At In Spp ~
Saturday afternoon to ten ladies In honor
Of the birthday of her mother, Mrs. Yer
mon wilkins. BESIDES Mrs wilkins, there
were present Mrs. Sarah Raymond. Mrs.
c. z. Burt. Mrs Mary Beldn. Mrs Anna
Kimball, Mrs Cora Nearren, Mrs. Charles
f. Stone. Mrs. Alice A. Raymond Mrs.
H. G.. Thomas and Mrs. Roxana Joclto
Monday evening Prin. W. H. Douglas !
of the high school and Mrs. Douglass en-
tertalned the members Of the graduating
class at dinner Besides the five young
ladies OF the class. Miss Han. assistan
teacher in the high school and Miss Ella
l. Beers We're present Miss Beers is a
guest for the week at Mr. Douglass's on
her way to her home in Cleveland. ohio.
Tuesday at go o'clock the follow
ing class day exercises were carried
Miss Hall; toastmaster's address. Miss
Angie Harris; address to undergraduates
Miss Haze! McCuon; response to presi-
dents address, Ohio Boyce; Hunter $
Song" chorus: address 10 the faculty.
Miss Rubic Collins: "Fcnllnitis and HON
initis." Miss Kate Robinson; song. TN
crowned King chorus: prophecy and
history. Miss Ella Sargent: class will
| Ia
"A recital was given Mt the Akeley Me-
mortal auditorium, under the direction OF
George A Burnhanl, superintendent Of
musr.-Edwin Hall left Monday on q
carriage drive to Williamstown for a
weeks vacation on account of Illness
Earl Morrill,. who was operated upon for
appendicitis at Mary Fletcher hospital
Saturday. Is doing we'll. His parents, Mr.
ana Mrs. Fred Morrill,, have returned
home-C. o. Burt, c. NJ. Watts and A
A f1ke went to HYDE Park Monday
George Tcdford mas moved to A. j. Hous-
: TONS mouse NJ stowe FORKS, where he has
a job Of pceling bark for H. L. Shaw
CLINTON scott OF TUFTS College spoke al
Unity Church Sunday aftornoon.-M II
Cutting and the Misses Gle and Bede
, accompanied Mr.. Scott here from Norris.
ViiIe.-State Master G. +. smith and Mrs
Smith Of Morrlsville attended the meet
: ing OF Mansfield Mountain Grange Satur-
, day evening. Papers We're read by
Mrs. .. i. Gerry and Mrs. L. 5. Page
ana reading by Miss Jennie San
{ porn completed the program. Miss Bar
bara Burt returned Sunday from Bur!lng
ton, accompanied by her aunt. Mrs
q Frances o. Wright, who Is much i'm
Ia, oltt.