Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-22

Haseltine IN seven and eight. No teacher
has yet been engaged for five and Six
Miss Dewey of the high school graduates
will enter Middlebury College. Miss Maj
garet Pike, Mt. Ifolyoke College, and
Miss Marion Pike, Wells College.
The stowe High School Alumni associa-
ton held It's annual meeting and banquet
at the Green Mountain Inn Friday even
Ing. A delightful menu was served by
Miss Currier. The officers elected are:
President, George W. Gale; vice-presi-
dent, Miss Lola Billings; secretary Miss
Martha Wright treasurer. Miss Lois
Straw; executive committee, Miss Louise
Chaplin, II. II. Downer and Miss 1nez
Smith. Herbert Wright of Worthwhile |
acted as toaAmaster. Among the speak, |
ers were DR.. j. c. Morgan, DR.. ii. w. |
Barrows, c. A Burt, Principal w. II. |
Douglass, Miss Kate Robinson, Miss An
gle Harris, II. II. Downcr, Miss Louise
Chaplin. Among those present were Miss
Beulah Boyce Of Barre, Miss Mary Alger
Of Waterbury Center, Ralph Clark of
Morrisville and Lawrence Bigeow of Mid
dlebury College.-Ezra T. Blodyett of
Wichita. Kans., who passed Friday and
Saturday with his mother, Mrs. Flora
Blodgett, at Mrs. Abbic Warren's, left
Saturday for Abingdon, 1ll.-Mrs c. f.
Eddy left Monday for a two months
Visit In the West She will visit brother
In indianapolis and then go to Hot
Springs Ark, where she will visit a
brother whom she has not met for %
years, and where her mother, Mrs. Dian
tina Stoddard, Is visiting. Mrs. Stoddard
will accompany Mrs. Eddy home-Miss
Blanche Bull, who has attended Stowe
high school. has returned to Moretown.--
Mrs. George Fowler and aunt, Mrs. Clari-
bel Hail. who is visiting Mrs. s. T. Fuller.
passed Saturday in Burlington,-Mrs. Ar
villa Douglass returned Saturday from
Morrisvile. Saturday will be observed
as chldren's day by Mansfield Mountain
| Grange. There will be a picnic dinner at
| the Palisades park. If the weather Is IA
vorable otherwise at the Akeey Memo
raj building The program, which will be
| in charge of Flora, Mrs. David Douglass,
| viii include music, exercises by the chill
dren and a discussion of schools. The
| meeting will be open to the publc.-A. A.
| Royce has position with the Richardson
| company, hay dealers OF Ann Arbor.
Mich. where he expects to go about
| September /.
| Elakim Bigelow received congratu-
lations and with his family was en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs Edwin r.
| RiEelow at dinner Sunday in honor of
his S0th birthday. Mr. Bigelow was
born in Conway, Mass. but has passed
most of his life in Stowe.-Oflcers for
six months elected by the Epworth
League society of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church are: President f. c.
|
Russell Miss Ellen Stearns. Mrs. w.
V. Roberts, Joseph White, Jr; secrc-
tary and organist. Miss Marjorie Watts;
! treasurer. Harry Harlow; assistant or
! ganist, Miss Russell. \ party of seven from
this vicinity visited the Pinnacle,
prominent peak in the Worcester
range Sunday.-A son was born June
1s to Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Peterson.-Mr.
and Mrs. Lemuel irish who have vis-
ited his sister, Mrs. f. A. Hill, have
returned to stford.-Children' day
Iexercises will take the place Of the
regular service Sunday morning at the
Congregational Church; also at the
Methodist Episcopal Church and at the
West Branch Church in the afternoon.
Miss Minnie straw Is assisting IN G.
F. Eddy's ofiice.-The Rev. +. T. Cram
was unable to preach Sunday on ac-
count of illness.-Miss Ruth Angel
who has remained in stowe to COM
plete the last years work in the high
school, Joined her family in Williams
town Monday
The count of mail matter at the local
postoffice for the month Of May was
as follows: Number of pieces outgoing
|
total. s.4S7; of incoming mail letters, H.
2a; all other matter, 1884; total 27,S93
total of all handled. 1880. The carrier,
have handled a total of 13,472 pieces which
weighed 1866 pounds.-Eight members OF
the family of Herbert c. Fuller were
taken Ill Monday with what seems to be
ptomane poisoning Those i'll were Mr.
and Mrs, Fuller Mrs, Clara Downer, Mrs
Mary Gregg and four of Mr.. Fuller:
daughters. With the exception of Mr.. Full
Ter and Mrs Downer, all We're confined Il
their beds Tuesday The source Of tn,
poisoning has not been determined bu
suspicion points to some recently pur
chased dried beef of which all had eaten
Mrs. Winfred w. Houston and daughter
Ardys, of Cleveland, Ohio, arrived at tn
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ
Watts, Monday for the summer e. c
Sleeper of Johnson has mover to n tene
ment in the Eddy and McCutchn build
ing. He will be employed in H. f. Shaw
store.-Aliss Radcliffe of New Haven
Conn. Is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs Leoi
l Butts In Moscow Where will be a gam
of base ball at Moscow at two o'clocl
3 Saturday afternoon between the Moscow
70 and Hyde Pagk teams,--Oren NJ Smlt
. ! has returned to Hebron. Y U-NIr. an