Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-23
LAMOlLLE COUNT
STOWE.

The play, THE Private Secretary" was
given to n crowded house by the senior
class of stowe high school Friday even.
ing at the Akeley Memorial building. Tho
production was in charge Of Pr.5oiual K
Il. Reynolds. Those taking part were Roy
Robinson Mark Ploof, Norman French
Donald Mcmahon, George Ilall, Charles
Gale, Leo Sargent, Margaret Harris
Bernice Lang, Bernice Town and Mary
Moody. Specialties between acts wer,
given by Elton Forbes, Maurice Cleve
land, Cornell Riley, John Hosmer
komona Dunbar, Henry Jenney, Lilliar
Godfrey, Helen Mongan -. Muriel Pike
Murie Pike and Mildred Sleeper witt
Mrs. J. L. Stafford at the piano. a musica
melodrama, Just Then the Hero Game
Round the Corner" was given by AJessrs
Hale, Mcmahon and Mum Boardmar
with Mrs. Stafford accompanying At the
close of the play the ladies of the Stove
Cemetery association served refershmentS
in the banquet hall, followed by a dane,
under the auspices of the Stowe Military
band.-Miss frankie Smith is still con-
lined to her bed at the home of her sister
Mrs y. l.. Gale, after several weeks ILL
ness Mrs. George Dixie has returned
from a visit in Richmond and Bristol.
BY the January number of the Tele-
phone Monthly there are III telephones
on the Stowe exchange.--Charles Davis
of Stowe Hollow has had his house con-
nected by tecphone.-A II. S!ayton Is Il,
with cold and congestion of the lungs
+. S. Drew has gone on a business trip
to Plymouth, y. H.-Favorable reports
Of pnn1itipn Of Mics
Blanche Bull at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital in Burlington.-Miss Jennie Salmon
entertained the young ladies of her Sun
day school class with a chatting dish sup
per at Mrs Abbie Warren's Saturday
evening-At the meeting OF Mansfield
Mountain Grange Saturday evening the
lecturers program will include a roll call,
What I Received from the Grange in
1872" and a discussion, Resolved, That
Fashion Is the Greatest Nuisance in the
World" The third and fourth degrees will
be conferred. annual meeting Of the
Stowe Civic club was held Wednesday
evening with banquet served at 500
p. IN. After reports for the year and cleo
ton of officers Edward F. Pond gave
a short informal talk on his travels in
the old world.
While out in the yard at her home
in stowe Hollow Monday Mrs. Tru-
man b. Smith made mis-step and
fell, breaking her left wrist. Mrs
Smith hal not fully recovered the use
of her right hand after breaking the
right wrist by fall down a flight OF
stairs last June.-Miss Bessie Adams
has returned from Burlngton.-E. j.
Houston OF Cady's Falls visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James f. Hous-
ton, Monday.--George McAllister OF
Hyde Park Is visiting his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George S. McAlls-
ter.-Mrs y. r. Gale returned Monday
from Cady's Falls-The Ladies' All
of the Unity Church is preparing to
give the three-act drama, "Rebecca' S
Triumph" Horner of stowe
Forks and two children are Ill. The
youngest child has pneumonia-Miss
Polly Gale is visiting her sister. Mrs
F. j. Houston. of Cady's Falls.-Ros-
coe Stowell has finished work for H.
A. Foster and is employed by H. A.
Parsons.-Miss Marjorie Watts is
passing the week with Mrs W.
Ayers in Waterbury Center.-Mrs.
George A. Sanborn is ill.--A daughter
was born January 20 to Mr.. and Mrs,
j. r Wells-Mrs. Elizabeth Clarkson
has returned from a visit OF several
months in Troy. \. Y.-Thirty mem
bers OF Mansfield Mountain Grange
visited the Waterbury Center Grange
Tuesday when the officers were in
stalled and dinner was served--Mss
Marjorie Burt is in Rurlington.-Mrs
tn
day ana ednesday.-Harley Stowell
has returned to the home OF MS faith
er. Silas Stowell having completed
three years service in the United
states army at Fort Grible r, L
Mrs. c. F. Eddy attended the funeral
of a relative in Richmond Wednesday
Mrs. Reynolds. who has passed
some time with her son. Principal r
G. Reynolds. and Mrs Reynolds has
returned to Cambridge.