Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07
LAMOILLE COUNTY
STOWE.

Misses Robinson. Yott, Maurice and
Bigelow in the grades. The school
building has been painted throughout
in the interior and the high school
room and two rooms down
stairs have been equipped with cleo
trio lights.-An interesting occasion
was the fair by the children Of Unity
Sunday school Saturday afternoon.
Ribbons were given for exhibits of
howcrs, vegetables. cookery, needle
work. printing, lace making. candy.
kindergarten work, all of which were
desiring Of credit Dolls, Teddy bears,
toy pianos, electric motors and other
toys were on exhibition. a large num-
"er were present and quite a sum was
realiacd.-lI. T.. straw, Lawrence Bige-
low and Charles Gale walked from the
root OF Hollow hill Friday TO the ton of
Mansfield, whore they took the long
tran to Lake Mansfield ana down over
Luce hill, distance of 10 miles. The
section OF the long trail covered was
eight miles, about half the way in good
'ondltion, the rest, hard walking The
guide boards are confusing, not stat
ing which way the trail is going
Mr and Mrs. f. \. Hill went Satur-
day to visit their son, +. g.. Hn1. -
Waltsn"ld' accompanied by Mrs Illl's
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs Philo
irish OF Wcstford. G. Barrows
OF stowe and Miss Mary Lincoln of
Morristown were married by the Rov.
r. W. Collins September 1.-Arissas
Katherine and Lurana Butler of Dam
Vers' Mass, are guests at the Lodges.
homo n In
low'-Dr. and Mrs. O. u. Greene of
Bethel and Dr. and Mrs. K. A. Greene
and son of North Grafton. Mass. guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Burt, returned
to Bethel Saturday.-Mr and Mrs ,
NJ. Brush entertained party of Il at
tea Friday. ana assisted by their son
ana wife, Mr.. and Mrs George Brush.
gave corn roast in the evening
a. A. Royce left Friday for Ypsilanti
Mich, whore on Tuesday he will he
married to Mrs Flora Forbes of that
place. They will return TO Stowe. nc
companiod by Mrs Forbes's son. Ell
ton, and will make their home here
Mrs Forbes is a native of Detroit and
a graduate of a Detroit college. She
mas been stcnographcr for the presi-
deht OF trust company in Ypsilanti
the past Ycar.-John DruEg returned
saturday after four weeks spent with
his son, Henry Drugg. in Proctors-
vile. Mrs. Henry Drugg and daughter
accompanied him.
Mrs. Ahbie Warren, who has had charge
of the Stowe exchange OF the Citizens
Telephone company for the past SIX
years, has resigned the position on ac-
count of failing health. to take effect
as soon as arrangements can he made
Mrs. Warren left Monday for a two
weeks stay with her brother and wife
Mr., and Mrs. a. =. Birelow. in Hartford
Conr.-Mr and Mrs. Clarence Dunayen
of South FraminGham. Mass, are guests
at Tho Knoll, summer home of Mrs
Dunaven's sister and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fowlcr.-The rural mail car
r!crs had n holiday Monday. which was
perhaps the extent of Labor dav OH
ecrvance in Stowe.-Tho Misses Emily
and Mary Stone will leave this week for
Minneapolis, where their mother Mrs.
Charles IT, Stone has purchased \ house
Miss Mary will enter the University
Of Minnesota in Minneanol,s Mrs
Jenney Hawley and brother, Charles San
born. went Monday to burlington. where
the latter will enter the Burlington Rusi-
ness College Mrs IIawlev will begin
teaching In the sth grade in the Water
bury graded school Tuesdav.-Niss
frankie Smith returned SATURDAY. from,
johnson, y. H., where she has passed
the summer and will resume work in the
Waterbury graded school Tuesday Miss
Grace Rirelow. who has passed the sum
mer In stowe, left Monday to resume