Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-22
STOWE.

The concluding entertainment in the
high school course will be given at the
Akeley Memorial building Friday evening
| February 90 Instead OF the annual
school play as planned, arrangements
have been made with the senior class of
the Peoples Academy of Morrisvile to
present The College Ball. which was
given very successfully in Morrisvie
Thursday evening. There are % people
in the play,
Principal w. II. Douglass conducted the
! Sunday morning service at the Congre-
Eational Church.--Alr. and Mrs H. p
| Munson of Morrisvile are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. T. Il. Bigelow at The Lodges. I"
Roy Barnes of the senior class of the
| nigh school Is at his home in Waterbury
Center on account of llness.-The Bay
View Reading club met with Mrs Anna
kimball Monday afternoon.-The Congre-
| gational ladies will serve supper Friday
| afternoon instead of dinner on Wednes-
day as usual.-Mss Ethel Brush OF Mont
| pelier visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
;. ". Brush. over Sunday.--A. W. Foster
is recovering from an Illness Mrs. Abb
bic Warren's house has been equipped
with electric lightng.--Mr. and Mrs. S. L.
| Dewey have returned from New Hamp-
shire accompanied by Mr.. Dewey's moth
err. Mrs. Ruth Dewey, who is recovering
! from serious illness.-C. l.. McMahon and
| Mrs o. +. Luce have been called to
| Boston 10y the serious illness of their
sister, Mrs. Mary Doherty.-Mr and l.. n.
Grout of Waterbury visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Dewey. over Sun
| daN.-Msses Kitty and Clyde Harvey
and Harold Harvey of Waterbury visited
| their counsin. Miss Helen Chaplin Satur-
day.-Mss Helen Chaplin returned to the
school Monday after two weeks absence
on account of an indsposition.-Mr d.
NJ. Spear of Hyde Park is a guest at c.
W. Chaplin s-'AIr. and Mrs. Leon John
son We're in AIiddlosex Saturday and Sun
day.. f. Ladd has returned from an
| extended trip in the South and West,
during which he passed two months in
Ration. n. NJ, and visited Kansas City
and Memphis. Tcnn.-Miss Beulah Bates
OF Barre. who Is attending the johnson
Normal school. passed Sunday with her
aunt, Mrs j. +. Ladd.-Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Smith and Sc, have returned to
Morrlsville after visiting their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Ladd.--I.ucius e SAL
Hes. who Is III with pneumonia. remains
about the same.-fhe five years old
daughter of MIR. and Mrs Sam Chase at
stowe Forks remains very ill.-The bas
ketball game Saturday evening at the
town hall between Stowe high school and
Montpelier high school teams was one
of the fastest of the season and resulted
In a score of "a to : in favor of stowe.
making l. out OF "A games won by the
stowe team this season. a game between
the Goddard seminary team of Barre
and Stowe hph school will be played
here Tuesday evening
There will he Il social AT the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. g. NJ. Watts
Tuesday evening. February 27 for
the benefit of the Methodist Episcopal
society a musical and literary pro-
gram will he carried out-The Rev.
J. 9. Angel of Willamstown was in
stowe Tuesdny.-Mr and Mrs r. s.
Boardman attended the Elks bali n
Montpelier Monday evening-Mrs. ].
C. Morgan is passing the week in st.
Albans.--Mr and Mr. j. j. Varney.
who have visited Mr.. Varney's sister
and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Buzz
zell for three weeks left for Burling-
ton Monday on their way TO their
y =.
Isham Wood of Georgia is in Stowe
Mrs. Jennie Luce who is making good
recovery from a recent surgical opera
ton. is at the home Of ner son, +. c.
Luce. in Waterhury.--The warm wealth
er has made the sleighinE very poor
and numbering operations are nearly
at n standstill--Miss Susan Black is
ill.--Miss Annie Mayo Ia in Boston
after visiting her parents over Sum
day.-John Clark remains In poor
heilth.
The leap year dance given by the young
ladies at the Akeley Memorial building
Wednesday was a very pleasant and sue
cessful affair. The auditorium was taste
fully decorated with flags and bunting
Riley's orchestra of Barre furnished
music. About 40 couples were present.
r. g. Boardman served refreshments. The
matrons We're Mrs J. j. Nearcn. Mrs. NJ.
c. Lovejoy and Mrs G. l.. McMahon.-
The meeting of the Stowe Civic club will
be held on Tuesday evening. February p.
instead OF Wednesday evening as usual
State Forester A. i. Hawes will give the
address.-The expected basketball game
between the stowe high school and the
Goddard Seminary teams of Barre for
Tuesday evening was cancelled by the
nOn-appearance Of the Goddard team-
C. NJ. Watts reports seeing a robin near
his house on the 2lst. Winter birds seen
recently are: American crossbills. re-
ported by Miss Bessie Adams; and C!Se
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