Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-16

bree1. five loaves brown bread, five ex-
hibts of cookies, 10 Of %doughnuts. Prizes
were won as follows: Field corn, first
prizc, Max Gibbs; second, Kenneth Gibbs;
terra. FLOYD Seats; fourth, Milo Wuslry;
sweet corn, first, Raloph Harlow; pop
corn, Harold Smith; second, Douglass
Burrows pU'p'ut first, Floyd Hrs;
second, Amos and Wallace Strong; third,
Roy L.atuchc, fourth, Harold Spaulding;
special prize, Audrey Mansfield;
squashcs, first, Adclbert Magoon; second,
Theodore Magoon; third, Harold Page;
cabbage, first, Harold Smith: second,
Edmund Peterson; third, Herbert Ayers:
fourth, Guy l.. Holden; turnips, first,
Harold Page; second, Roy Latuche: third,
Dan Burt. fourth, Josie Blake; beets,
first, Herbert Ayers; second, Guy l..
Holden; third, Harold Smith; fourth,
Josie Blake cucunbers, first, Lester
Cakes; second, Rex Morse; third, Ralph
Burt; fourth, Watson Tucker; carrots,
Harold Smith; second, Herbert Ayers:
third, Richard Straw; fourth, John Poor;
tomatoes, (cannod), Mary Chaplin: beans,
first. Harold Page; second, Paul Ma
COON; special celery, Orlo Jenny, Richard
Chase; pumpkin. Edward Putin; special
prize. citron. Harry Tucker. Essays,
Florence Shackett. Mildred Patterson,
George Ayers, Howard Campbell. Brown
bread, first, Nadine Boardman; second,
Alice Magoon; third, Lucy wilkins;
fourth, Helen Peterson; johnny cake,
first, Bertha Shepard; second. Flora
Clark third. Agnes Town; fourth. Rachel
Brown; cookies, frs, Dorine Robinson,
second, Margaret Shaw; third, Mabel
McAllistcr; fourth, Emma Fuller; bis
cults, lIortense Shackett; doughnuts,
first. Flora Clark: second, Mildred Shaw:
third, Marian Camlcy; fourth. Mary
Chaplin; bread, first, Lois Riley; second.
Dorothy Lang; third, Ruby Shaw: fourth,
Rebccca Morgan; cake, first Ethel Nc
Gibbon; second, Doris Laberdee; third,
Gladys Smith; fourth, Goldie Shonio;
ginger cake. special, Mabel Godfrey;
layer cake. Beatrice Gale; plain sewing,
first. Vivian Campbell; second, Alice
Boozan; third. Esther Chaplin; fourth,
Hortcnsc Shackett; fancy work, first,
Dorothy Lang: second, Ruby Shaw
third, Doris Lahcrdee; fourth, Dorothy
Adams; crocheting. first, Hilda Foster;
second, Lucy Latuche. a picnic dinner
was served by the ladies of the Grange
to n large number Of pupils, teachers
and friends, and members OF the Grange.
y program carried out in the auditorium
in charge of the lecturer, Mrs, J. f..
Campbell, included: Selections by the
Grange choir: recitations by Agnes Town,
Vivian Campbell, Goldie Shonio, r. s.
Warren, Mrs. Flora Blodgett; readings
by Mrs. G. f. Eddy, Mrs. a. J. Magoon;
addresses nv Principal K. G. Reynolds
and Superintendent &. d. Howe and
awarding of prizes by Mr.. Howe.-Mr.
and Mrs. O.. s. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
+. +. Smith went Saturday on an auto
mobile trip to Grand Isle, returning Sun
day by way Of st. Alhans.-Nr. and Mrs.
y. +. Garrow. who passed the week with
Mrs. Garrow's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
y. Aldrich, returned Saturday to Essex.
About 81 %noighbors and friends gave Mr..
and Mrs. Garrow a reception Wednesday
evening.
The second aunual old-timc all-day
Sunday service was held at Unity Church
sunday in charge of the pastor. the Rev.
f. T. Crane. The sermon at the morn
ing service was preached by the Rev.
w. H.. Walbridgc Of Milford. n. H.. who
during n pastorate in Stowe from 1874 to
1851 organized Unity Church and who
was one of the a''est pastors of the
church. This was Mr.. WalbridEe's first
pastoratc. Since leaving Stowe he has
preached in Pctcrboro. Rochester and
Milford, II. Dime was served by
the ladies of the church to about 70. At
the opening of the afternoon service
about - children in cassocks formed a
professional, with music on the organ
by Ralph Crane. After singing a hymn
the children knelt at the altar repeating
the Lords prayer and took places near
the organ. Donald NJ. Mcmahon rem
dered a violin solo accompanied by Mrs.
l.. l.. Harris. The sermon was by the
pastor. Among the former parishioners
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. T." c. Moody
of Montpelier, Mr., and Mrs. w. f.
Churchlll of MorrisNille and Mrs. Hattie
Waite and Mrs. Angie Waite of Barre
During a stay Of a few days in Stowe
the Key. w. II. NalOridge of Milford,
n H. Is a guest at {. +. Eddys.-John
stone OF Colorado Springs. 90. ar
rived IN stowe saturday night and left
Monday night for New York. visiting
his brother Fremont stone and other
TRENDS In stowe, His sister. Miss Betsey
stone of Hyde Park. is passing a week
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