Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-23


at Stowe Mt 300 Il. IN. and 1z:47, 5:25 and
/ 20 p. m Sunday cars leave Stowe at s45
a. m. and 4l5 y. M. and leave Water
bury at GAS n. m. and 500 p. m.--Charles
E. Burt. Craig O. Burt and MIR. and Mrs
Henry T. Raymond were in Rochester
6aturday.--Miss Goldie Westcomb OF
North Hyde Park passed last week with
Miss Mildred Warren.--Miss Addie Bige-
low, teacher In the Orphans Homo IN
| Franklin Falls. N. H., Is at home for
the summer vacation.-Mrs. Mary Sher-
but went Saturday to burlington, where
she has employment at LAX. View Sana-
! taruin.-The Moscow base ball team
played in Hyde Park Saturday.-Niss
Norma Pike OF Lyndonville Is visiting in
| Moscow,-I-ouis Pedro. nh escaped pat
lent from the Waterbury State hospital,
| was ovcrtalten by Sheriff W. T. Burt
at stowe Forks on his way through the
Snugger's Notch 20 Cambridge, and was
placed in tho lookup until Saturday.
when he was taken back to Waterbury,
Miss Myrtle Bundy OF Montpelier IS
passing tho week with Miss Clyde Jen-
ncy.--Mr. and Mrs. Cheney A. Tominson
gave a surprise party Friday evening to-
their father. Loren Il .Tomlinson In
honor of his End birthday. Twenty
neighbors and friends were present.-A
lawn party at the home of Mrs. Ira
Fuller In Moscow Friday afternoon was
enjoyed by 90 Of her friends. The party
was u surprise to Mrs. Fuller and was
arranged IN honor OF her birthday by
her little daughter, Emma, nine years
old. assisted by Mr.. Fuler.-Miss Jennie
| Sanoorn and George Sanborn visited
| Morrsville Saturday, Miss Rebecca
| Burt gave her pupils of Fucker street
school an automobile ride Friday after
| noor.-MCsccw school closed Friday
Those having no absent marks are: Her
bert Ayers. Agnes Jackman. Mabel Nc
Allister, George McAlister. Merle Mar
shall, Iris Marshall. Emma Fuller.
| Ernest Reed, Harry Reed, Cora Russell
| Mary Robinson. Hazel Slayton
One of the pleasantest events of COM
mencomcnt week of stowe high school
occurred at tho Akeley Memorial build
ing Thursday evening, when the junior
class gave reception to the graduating
class and invited guests. In tho receiving
line with the seniors, were Principal and
Mrs. w. II. Douglass and Ohio Boyce,
president and Miss Carrie Robinson. vice
president OF the juniors. A short program
included remarks ly Principal Douglass
George S. Harris of Barre, Miss Lola
Billings. Racburn x. Mcmahon and Miss
Louise Chaplin. reading hy Miss Ella L.
Beers and music by Burnham's or
chestra, assisted by Messrs. Hodge of
St. Johnsbury. clarinet and St&ngan of
Montpelier, violin About 10 We're present.
n. W. Billings has returned from St
Johnsbury with a new acknowledging
Rev. j. q. Angel attended the funeral
of District Superintendent George W
, Hunt In st. Adams <onday-M Clara
Barrows and niece Miss Dorothy Barrows
are visiting In st. AlbanS.-Mrs. Eliza
Wells Finnigan OF Woodstock is VISITING
| her parents. Mr. and Mrs. r L. Wells
: Miss Nettie Brush was at home fror
Montpelier over Sunday.-Miss Josie Cirout
returned Monday to Waterbury accom-
panied by 4uiss Angie Harrts.-Mr ant
Mrs. W. w. Ayres and daughter, Flor
ence, have returned from a visit IN Mont
? pelier.-Edward Hayes Of Moscow wen
Monday TO Mary Fletcher hospital fol
a treatment for nerve paralysis.-The Misse.
, Elsie and Mary ST. Jock are in Elmor,
this week.-The game between Hyde Parl
and Moscow teams Saturday, scored 8 to
In favor Of Hyde Park. Henry Baldwin
, twirled for Moscow-Mr. and Mrs f. #
, Downer Of Hardwick We're visitors fl
Stowe Sunday.-M T. Wing of st. Johns
bury and Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Pierre
, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Maurice of Nortl
| Wolcott visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Austin over Sunday.-The game of has
. ball between l}urt's and Pixies mills team
resulted in Il score of to 7 in favor o
Burt 's.-AIrs. r j. Rabnson rcturne,
Monday to Malone, y. Y.-NIiss Ada John
son Is employed at Pleasant View IIous
for the summer
Mrs. Emily Reed and daughter-in-law
Mrs Ezro Reed of Randolph. are visit
ing the formers brother. /. X. Gale
Mrs. Mary A Jenney IS attending the an
D nual meeting of the State Library lnsti
Q tute at St. Johnsbury.-Miss Georgt;
!, Sherbut is employed at the SUNNI
, house, Mt Mansheld.--Miss Ncttie Cob
has returned from Burlington after al
opera Ton for appendicitis.--Mrs
w. c. Aldrich and daughter Mis-
= Louisa, are visiting relatives in Yves
\ Burke and Newark The West Brancl
a circle will meet with Mrs. ]. f. houston
a THIS afternoon.-Mr and Mrs. W W
Thomas Of Morrisville were called I
9 Stowe this week by the illness of hi
Z mother, Mrs. Sarah a. Weeks who |
D now somewhat improved.--Mrs. Abb!
> Warren is the secretary of the Cemeter
I association and dues should be paid T.
Z her.-The program for the meeting o
Z Mansfield Mountain grange Saturda,
g afternoon will include papers and read
o ings on forestry and there will be an ex
9 hibition of native woods and contes
:. with prizes for those naming the mos
o sorts.
o The meeting of Mansfield Mountni
n Grange Saturday afternoon will be- one
o to the public at three O'Clock