Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-01
LAM0ILLE
STOWE.

The high school senior class presented
the farce. THE Crazy Idea" to full
houses At the Akeley Memorial building
Friday and saturday evenings. The play
was in charge of Robert Bruce Mitchell
of Boston. Those taking parts We're Roy
Barnes, Ida Hart, Margaret Pike. Benton
Harris. George Hale Carl Parker, Fred
Robinson, Clara Dewey, Ruth Collins,
Lou Vearen. Warren Ladd, Edwin
Smalloy Carrie Robinson. Charles Nc
Cuen, Henry cobb, Dora cleveland. May
Stebbins, clayton Morrill, The pianist
was Miss Bernice NJ. Hall. Otto Boyce
was unable to take his part on account
OF illness and Principal w. II. Douglass
acted as his substtute.--A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest NJ Houston
November 25.-Miss Delta Collins OF the
Montpelier high school passed the
Thanksgiving vacation with her aunt,
Mrs. Sarah \. Weeks.--Nlrs, c. +. NJ
Taber and Miss Dorothea Taber passed
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holt
in Burlington.-Mrs Elizabeth Clarkson
IS visiting friends in Barre.-Mr. and
Mrs. o. r. Luce have visited in Burling
ton several days.-A daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Felix O. Wells Novenb Der
2i.-Charles Lang Of Cambridge will move
to stowe March / and carry on O. f.
Luce's Mushcoday farm.-Arthur Wells
of Johnson, Grange deputy, attended the
meeting of Mansfield Mountain Grange
Saturday afternoon. The Mansfield
Mountain Breezes. the Grange paper,
was read by the editor, Mrs Dora Eddy.
The question, What Farmer Can do
Most Probably in Winter?' was dis
cussctl a winter dairy and wood pile
were considered favoraby.
BY the winter timetable going into
effect December /, cars will leave Stowe
at 1928 and 1880 a. m, 3:l5 and 4:iO p. m.
and will arrive at 1920 "A. m, 1850, 6:3G
ana $50 p. m. Sunday cars will be dis
continued. E II Van Cor. manager OF
the Citizens Telephone company was In
Stowe Saturday setting stakes for tele-
phone lines on Maple hill! and the Bar
rows road.-Nathan Thomas. former
II sident, was in Stowe over Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs. Levi Taylor are moving II
Clarcmont, y. H.-Mr. and Mrs. A. Z.
cate and daughter, Marion. have returned
! 10 Worcester. Mass, after visiting her
father, G. i. Scribner,-Mr and Mrs
y. G. Scrihner are moving to Portland
| Me-The Moscow school will reopen
| December 1.-THE ladies Of Unity Church
| will serve Tinncr Thursday.-The ladies
of the Methodist Episcopal Church will
serve dinner "Wednesday, December T.
Among the students returning to the..
colleges Monday We're Reahurn McMahOi
to Dartmouth F.. l., Bigeow 20 Middle
bury and Miss Eva Warren to the Uni
/ Versity of Vcrmont.--The Bay View clul
met with Mrs, NJ. c.. Loveioy Monday
| afternoon.
Schools beginning this week are: Puck
| or street, Marie Wells. teacher: Yves
/ HILL sydney Clark of Cambridge; NORTH
| Hollow, Laura Hare; Morristown ant
stowe Forks, Angie Harris, Teachers FOL
/ tho schools beginning later are: Luce
/ hill Beulah Robinson; Mills. Ella Sar
I gent: Moscow, Viola Russell; South Hol
! low, Rubie Collins; West Branch. Mrs
/ Tracey IIawley.-Miss Nellie Sargen
was n visitor In Burlington Monday.-Ju
rors drawn for the December term Of La
noble county court opening December
6 at Hyde Park, are T.. +. Cleveland. A
l.. Gale, L. NJ. Houston. ]. +. Ladd. G, X
Moody.-O. $. Smith went to Burlington
/ Monday returning Tuesday with Mrs
Smith, who Is recovering from an opera
ton at Mary Fletcher hospital.-Dorothy
the little daughter of DR., and Mrs. II, W.
/ Rarrows. Is III.
The Cemetery association will hold al
an important meeting Tuesday, Decem
Der 4. at the home OF Mrs y, II. Kaiser
| Several inches of snow fell Tuesday an1