Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-04
LAMOILLE COUNTY
STOWE.

The first teachers meeting of the
school year just beginning was held at
the high school building Saturday aft
ernoon. There was large attendance
of teachers. Superintendent c. ID. Howe
of Morrisville was in charge and Mason
S. Stone, State superintendent was pres
ent and gave an adNcss to the teach
ers. Miss Merritt of Morrisvile, a grad
uate of the teachers training school, has
been engaged as teacher for the interme-
diate grades instead of Miss Florence
Chaffee as stated.-Mr and Mrs. c. o.
Burt entertained a party of IL at dinner
at Willis Barnes's camp in Smuggler's
Notch Saturday in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. w. Darling of Hampton, Va,
who with Mrs. l. /. Gorton and their son,
], S. Darling of Hampton, Mrs. Julia
Irving of Burlington, Mr.. and Miss
Mackentire Of Crown Point, n. y, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley and Miss Stone Of
Enosburg Falls are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
f. f. Smith and all We're among the
guests at the dinner. Other guests were
Mrs. C. II. Stone and Mrs. Abbie War
ren.-Mrs. Abbie Warren entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Smith and guests and Mr.. and
G. +. Fowler Friday evening. Philip h.
Adams OF Detroit, Mich. and his sister,
Miss Jessie Adams, who has passed the
summer with him, came Thursday to
North Troy to visit their sister and nus
band, DR. and Mrs. r. II. Butterfeld on
Saturday Mr.. and Miss Adams accom-
panied by DR., and Mrs Butterheld and
little daughter. Barbara arrived in
Stowe to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs
L. Adams.-Mrs F. s. Boariman, who has
been III with neuritis, Is more comfort
able.-Miss Nadine Boardman is recov-
ering from the mumps.~The Misses Stella
and Viola Marshall who have visited
their cousin and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Weeks. and other friends in Stowe,
returned to their home In Lowell, Mass,
Saturday-Mr, and Mrs. r. s. Dow. who
returned recently from a four weeks au-
tomobile tour in eastern New York, are
now ca similar tour OF four weeks In
northern Msine.-E. L. Bigelow who
went to New York last week to enter
the employ Of the NJ. T. Grant company.
has been assigned to a position In Lew
lston, e.-Mss Clark. CUES. fo- sew
eral weeks al the Ledges, has returned
to Winches %r. Mass Another guest
Miss Woodland has returned to Short
beach, Conn.-Mrs. Gratia Tomlinson en-
| tertained friends at dinner in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs, O. J. Tom.inson of Florida
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs l.. n
I To:~ltason, Mrs Hannah Eddy and Mrs
Nlaude Heath.
| The missionary study class connected
1
With Mrs Alice A. Raymond at three
O'Clock TINS afternoUL-Among thos,
| aftor passing the summer or 6
part OF 1t In stowe. who left for theil
homes Monday were Miss Harriet Il
Savage OF Westheld. Mass, Miss Mar,
Bigelow of Salem, Mass. Miss Add,
Bigelow of Franklin Fails. n. H., and
Miss Grace Bigelow of Springfield Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Mcmahon anC
daughter, Miss Ruth Mcmahon. and sons
r. II, Mcmahon and Donald Mcmahon
viii go by automobile to-day to Mon
treal, where they will meet Mr.. Nc
Mahon's brother. Henry Mcmahon, ant
family of Minneapolis. Saturday Mis-
| Mcmahon expects to sail from Montrea
for Europe with a party from Minneapo
lis including her cousin, Miss Mildre
Mcmahon, and Miss Frances Whitcon
grand daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs II. q
Thomas formerly OF Stowe. The part
viii visit London, Amsterdam and othe
places on their way to Berlin. where the
viii spend several months for study
There were 80 guests at dinner at tn
; Lake Mansfield club house Sunday.-Mr'
A. N. Camp of Morrisville and her sister
Miss Nellie Watts, OF Haverhilf, Mass
J passed Sunday In Stowe.-J e. Russ ha
sold his farm on West Hill to r.
! Eggleston Of Morristown and has pun
! chased e. w. Websters farm In tn
) northern part of stowe, The exchange
: win be made about October There wer
> SO In attendance at tho 18th annual RI
union of the Ayers family at the hon
. Of Mr.. and Mrs, 3. r. Magoon in Stow
: Hollow Saturday A picnic dinner wa
served A history OF the reunions an
Z q poem were contributed by Mrs. Hele
Somerville OF Waterbury. Among thos
present were j, Muro Kenyon of MINI
, esota. John Kenyon Of Iowa. Ira Knap