Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-11
LAMOILLE COUNTY
STOWE.

EhDoul ~ luclllDtIS VI llG w dteTDuEy-
Stowe Cow Test association met at B.
c. Bulls Friday. A picnic dinner was
served after which A. A. McMellen Of
Quebec gave an address on THE Breed
ing of Dairy Cows" Mr.. Mcclellan has
been speaking at the fairs in the State
upon similar topcs-A pleasant occa-
sion was the annual reception to the
faculty of the Stowe high and graded
schools given by the high school senior
class at the Akeley Memorial building.
The hall was tastefully decorated with
wild flowers Stowe Military band fur
nshed music, Elton Forbes. president Of
the senior-class, presided and the program
included Principal r. G.. Reynolds. School
Directors DR.. II. w. Barrows and A. c.
Cakes, Miss Martha Campbell and Philip
(. Adams Of Detroit Mich. of tho
alumnae and r. l.. Chaffee and Miss s.
Anna Fit2simonds of the faculty Fruit
punch was served. The members of the
class acted as ushers. The pupils of the
the senior class, presided and the program
Miss Elsie Alger, secretary; Miss Anna
NcAllister treasurer; Miss Isabel
Smith, Miss Jessie Adams, Miss Eliza
Reth Fuller, John Hosmer and Olive
Demeritt.-An entertainment under the
auspices of the Cemetery association will
be given at the Akeley Memorial building
Thursday evening by Miss Marion Martha
Clark, mpersonator, who will present
The Re1uvenation OF Aunt Mary."-Mrs.
Marcia Green and daughter. Mae return
ed Fr1dly 20 Richmond after veral
days with Mrs c. r. Eddy-Mr and Mrs
a. J. McGibbon went Saturday on an
automobile rip to Bethel for ever sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dunavan ot
South birmingham are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. G. Z. Fowler at The Knoll Capt
Fl. O. Smith. U. s. n. left Friday evening
for Norfolk. Va, leaving Mrs. Smith for
a longer stay with friends in Stowe.
Captain Smith Is stationed upon the w. S,
Battieship Vermont-AIiss Ruth Hanley
has returned from Cambridge, where she
attended the wedding of her sister, VI ss
Gertrude Hanley. and william Warren OF
Fairfax.-Mr and Mrs. Alonzo Douglass
visited Mr.. Douglasss sister, Mrs Arvilla
lSprague, Friday.
i Miss Bernice Town left MonGay
for Ca stleton, where she will enter
the Castleton State normal school.
Her sister, Mrs. Leon Butts, accompanied
her to Burington.-Miss Marjorie Watts
leaves Tuesday for Cleveland Ohio. to
visit her sister and husband, Mr. and
Mrs w. w. Houston-Mrs o. A. Bar
rows will accompany Miss Watts for a
visit in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs w W.
Houston of Cleveland, Ohio. are parents
of a son. born September 4.-Charles San
born and Miss DIVA Hltchins were driv-
! ing near AAram Burnett's on the Stowe
Hollow road Sunday afternoon when some
part of the harness gave way letting the
buggy strike the horses heels. The horse
kicked and breaking away from the
buggy ran to Mr.. Sanborn's on the West
branch. The buggy was badly broken.
Mr.. Sanborn and Miss Hutchins were
slightly injnred..-The members of the Ma
sonic orders. the Patrons of Husbandry
J II. II. Smith Post and Women's Re-
lief Corps and all other orders in Stowe
are invited to attend the morning serv-
ice at the Congregational Church Sunday
morning The Rev. Lemuel Davis will
preach.-Mrs. j, G. Flanagan and
two sons returned Saturday to Ports
mouth, N. H.. after passing several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Luce.--Dr. r, H. Butterfeld and q friend
of North Troy passed Sunday with Mrs
Butterfield at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs !. T.. Adams, who enter
tanned a party OF 10 at dinner Sunday
, Among those present We're Mr.. and Mrs
Adams's six children, including Mrs. But
A terrified OF North Troy and Philip E
Adams of Detroit, Mich.-F d Pike OF
Brooklyn left Monday after short visit
, with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r D.
e Pike,-Mrs. =. ID. Pike is ill.-Mr. and
1 Mrs. C. l.. Mcmahon and sons and Mr.
+ and Mrs. o. IL. Luce returned Saturday
+ from an automobile trip to Montreal
2 where Miss Ruth, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcmahon. took passage Saturday or
t the Andamon for six months study and
travel In Europe.-Miss Ruth Dunbar wa:
in Waterbury Monday.
There was n good attendance at the
lecture on forestry Tuesday evening AZ
hotel hall by MIR, Chandler of the STATE
! Forestry department in place of State
Forester A. r, Halves. who was unabl,
to be present The lecture, which was Il
0 Illustrated by stereopticon views, compared
I American methods of forestry with thos,
i OF Germany. Wednesday morning tn,
9 boys of the high school with r, L. Chat
fee Of the agricultural department othel
o teachers and citizens visited the Palsade,
y Park, where Mr.. Chandler gave a lecture
h upon the care of forests and methods o