Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-05

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Of beautiful flowers Friends from out
of town were Mrs. Betsey Slayton, Mrs.
James Hattie, Mrs George w. Randall,
Charles Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Knapp and son of Waterbury. The bur
ial was in the family lot in River Bank
cemetery.-Miss Clara Dewey has grad
uated from the EastmanGalnes Busi-
ness College in New York and Is in
stowe for a month, after which she will
have a position In the Eastman Gaines
office. Her studies included course on
the stereotype. the latest business ma
chine.-H. w. Luce attended the funeral
of II. H. Slayton In Woodstock Sunday
A son, born May 30 to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
a. Adams in Somervile, Mass, Is the
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs +. J. Adams
and Mr. and Mrs. NJ p. Russell of Stowe.
F. c. Kinney of Barre is in Stowe.-
Mrs. Cora Morrison of Waterbury Cen
ter is passing the week in Stowe.-Hazel
and Helen Wright picked n handful of
! ripe field Strawberries June ANGUS l..
Gale, who has purchased Ford car of
Miles Mcmahon & Son, made a trip to
Hyde Park Sunday-Mrs C. A. Tomln-
son is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Garrow, in Essex.-Mss Marjorie Watts
returned to Waterbury Monday after
passing Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs G. M. Watts.-Dr. II. II. Fuller
ton of Waterbury was a visitor at C.
NJ. Watts's Sunday.-A daughter, Rachel
| Jewett. born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs NJ L. Prescott of Waterbury, is
the granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
! V. Reed of Stowe.-Mr. and Mrs. John
!
with their children in Springfield, Mass
Mrs. p A. Hill visited her daughter
Mrs. Lula Dunbar, In Burlington Sun
day. Mrs. Dunbar, who is recovering
from a surgical operation, has left the
! hospital and is with a friend in Buring-
| tor.
. The Stowe high school graduation ex-
ercises Will begin with the sermon to the
graduating class by the Rev. f. r.
/ Crane at Unity Church at eight o'clock
Sunday evening. The annual junior class
/ play, The Prince of Liars will be
presented at the Akeley Memorial build
ing at Sis Monday evening. Glass day
exercises at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon will
be carried out at Palisades Park, If the
weather permits. Tuesday evening, the
junior class will give the annual recep-
ton to the graduating class at the
Akeley Memorial building At 2:l5 We'd
nesday afternoon the grammar school
graduating exercises will be carried out
at the Akeley Memorial building and at
1915 o'clock Wednesday evening at the
same place the high school graduating
exercises will he held. The address will
be given by President Guy Potter Ben
lton of the University of Vermont y ball
will be given by the high school at the
Akeley Memorial building Thursday
evening The alumni reunion will be held
there Friday evening. The ladies of
Unity Church will serve n banquet for
the reunion Music for these occa sions
will be furnished by the Young
Batcheder orchestra of st. Johnsbury.-
There will be no service at Unity Church
Sunday morning.-Dr. and Mrs. j. c.
Morgan, Mrs. Jocko and Mrs, Sarah
Heron We're in Williarsstown Sunday on
an automobile trip.-O. A Barrows, L.
l.. Harris, II. G. Mcmahon, F. c,
Bashaw and c. II. Chaplin are attending
the June term of Lamoile county court
at Hyde Park as jurors.-The Bishop
Asbury Chapter, Epworth League, will
have a social at the vestry of the Metno-
dist Episcopal Church Saturday evening
There will be n musical and literary
program and refreshments will be
served.-Mrs. c. +. Wheeler has return
ed from a visit to Burlington Platts
burgh and Peru. n. View telephone
subscribers on the Moscow line are: Ira
J Fuller, la; E. S. wilkins, 1-5: c. o
Jelif, TX; and Horace Warren, 1-2o.-
Miss Mertie Bundy of Montpelier /!
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Foster
Walter NJ. Adams, proprietor of thu
, Summit House on Mt. Mansfield. wen
Monday to prepare for opening tn,
house for the season.-Miss Minnie
Magoon was taken to Burlington Tues
day by DR.. j. c. Morgan for treatmen
} for appendicitis.
Mrs. Z. c. Russell and Mrs c. +
Eddy are attending the convention q
the Grand Chapter Order Of the Eastern
Star, In burlington. Mrs. Eddy will b,
} joined by Mr.. Eddy Thursday and they
will go to Rutland to attend the meet
ing of the United Commercial Travellers
in that city.-Dr. H. c. Tinkham of Bur
lington was called to Stowe Wednesda,
by the serious illness of Mrs. Mar!
Beden.-W. f. Cary and family ar
( visiting Mrs Cary's sister and husband
4 Mr.. and Mrs. 3. w. Thomas, in Woods
e Vile, n. H.-Among those from Stow
C who attended the annual Lamoille count,
4 convention of Congregational Churche
< at North Hyde Park Wednesday wer
t Mrs. Alice A. Raymond, Mrs. Eunic
4 Pottle. Miss Laura Thomas Mrs. abb
= Warren. the Rev. Lemuci Davis an
" George w. Chaplin "A special car on til
f Mt. Mansfield Electric railway Wednes
d day morning carried a large rumbe
}; from Worthwhile, Hyde Park and Stow
8 to the meeting of Harmony Pomon
II Grange at Waterbury Center. Thos
B. from stowe were. Mr.. and Mrs w. l
Demeritt MI and Mrs. f. NJ Houston
Mr.. and Mrs. @. NJ Towne Mr.. an
e Mira J. f. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. lie
Mouton, Mr.. and MIS-, II. Il. Straw, A
i r. Straw. Mrs f. f. Smith Mrs. c. T
}. Eddy, Mrs. Leon Butts. Mrs. Harr
II Butts. Mrs. G. w Chaplin. Miss Hele
Chaplin, Mrs. Flora Blodgett. Mrs. {
A. Tomlinson Miss Louise Aldrich. {
- p. Scribner and r. S. Warren.
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