Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-03

Conrad A. Adams, who has passed the
summer in stowe, has returned to Som
erville Mass, to resume his work as
instructor in manual training at Tuft
College Mrs. Adams and son, Charles
Russell will remain in stowe several
weeks longer.-A. r. Straw and son. T.
A. Straw. were IN Morrisville Monday
Miss Minnie Straw returned Monday to
burlington to resume her work at the
Home for Destitute Children after three
weeks in Stowe.--Miss Parsons has ro-
turned to Spring Harbor, Mich, after WIS.,
iting Mrs George w. Buzzcll-Miss
Marian Savage. formerly Of the jacob
Ris Settlement House In New York
city. who went Tuesday to her home in
Newburyport, Mass, was the guest OF
Miss Grace Bigelow at 1.-THE Ledtes'
Sunday.-E. c. Sleeper has moved his
family to II. r. Shaw's mill house
at the lower village.-Mr. and Mrs. j. A.
Luce have moved to the recently pur-
chased Levi S. Kicker farm in Moscow.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. johnson, who have
purchased Mr.. Luce's village residence,
have moved there from a tenement in
w. A. Aldrich's house at the lower VII
lage.-Mrs. G.. r. Beecher who has visit
ed her mother, Mrs. Rosamond Macut-
chan, and other Stowe relatives and her
daughters, Dorothy and Katherine, went
Monday to Essex on their way to their
home in Providence, r. I.-Mrs. c. A.
Tomlinson and son, Cletas. have return
ed from a visit of two weeks with rela-
tives in Essex Mr.. and Mrs julius
Armstrong and son, Marshall, and Mr.
AZ - u rptt 1p6
Monday to Middlebury after visiting Mr..
and Mrs Joseph White and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Parsons. making the trip by auto
mobile Miss Mabel Bailey has completed
her work as clerk at Miles, Mcmahon &
Sons drygoods store and will 20 to Fer
rishurg, where she has a position as
toachcr-Mlss Ella Sargent went Mon
day to Hyde Park, where she will teach
the grammar grade in the Lanoille Coun-
| ty Academy. Misses Minnie and
Inez Smith have returned from a week 8
visit at Lake Mansfield. The lecturers
program carried out at the meeting of
Mansfield Mountain Grange Saturday
evening included recitations by Curran
Bellows and j. +. Campbell. an interest
| ing rol-cal and reports from the La
noble Valley fair by Messrs Campbell
and Chaffee. 1t was stated that two
boys from Stowe secured prizes in the
cow scoring contest. Howard Lang win
ming the second prize and Emmons Sar-
gent third.
The Stowe high and graded schools
opened Tuesday with an attendance OF 1871.
Seventy-thrce names were registered in
the high school, 81 in the eighth grade, ~
| IN, l,a In "
Nth, Il in the seventh IS in the third. 10 in
the second ~ in the first. Principa, ~ j.
English of the high school, Miss Milred
/ Greenwood of the eighth grade, Miss Eta
Smith of the seventh grade, Miss Elma
Bailey of the sixth and Miss Bernico Lang
of the third and seventh grades are be-
ginning their work as teachers In the
schools G. A. Burnhan,. Miss Bcrnice
Parker, Miss Anna Fitzsmonds of the
high school. r. L. Chaffee. agriculture
and Miss Mertie Merritt Of the fifth
grade, have each taught one or more
| years in the schools. while Miss Susar
A. Bigelow of the first and second grade;
is beginning her 14th year In those grade;
Miss Nellie Potter Of Be,videra is here
to continue her studies in tho high
school Superintendent c. D. Howe Wa:
of the high and graded schools.-Dr. d. I.
Burnett of Underhll was in Stowe Tues
day.-Mr. and Mrs. L,Jn L. Cobb ant
little daughter of Newport are visitini
Mr. Cobb's parents. Mr. and Mrs f. b
Cobb Mrs, II. O. Smith and two children
who have passed the summer with friend
in Stowe, have returned to Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Foster were
death of their eightyear-od grand
daughter. Annie, daughter of their son
Sherry Foster, of Malone. They wer
accompanied by their sons, Horace A
Foster and Hermon J. Foster of stowe
Mrs. c. p. Boyce of Montpelier is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. f
Eddy.--Forrest wilkins is moving to thu
place recently purchased by Charles Ray
, meau.-Mr. and Mrs +. G. Campbell o
Westboro, Mass, are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Campbell MIR
and Mrs. Arthur Tuthill are parents Of {
daughter, born August %
BY the test recently completed by }
r. Ayers. dairy tester of the stowe
Waterbury association, i'm the herd o
Ernest NJ. Houston one cow regis
tered Jersey. Fatty Weaver md, te>te,
1913 the highest test that Mr.. Houston
who is well informed In such matters
, has ever heard Of Two cows tested owe
nine and eight cows over eight whic
is a high test. TWO OF the eight COW
were registered Jerseys. George "
Buzzell motored to Richford Wednesda
on a business trip He was accompanied
by A. II Cheney and s. J. Dana-Mis
, Marian Wright. who has passed tw
: weeks with her grandparents. Mr. an
Mrs, T. C. Wright, has returned t
Montpelier. --Miss Mary Stone, who wa
graduated from Wells College Aurora
n. y, In June and who has passed tn
summer with her mother, Mrs. c. "
Stone, and sister, Mrs. G. o. Burt, LEI
Wednesday for Iowa Falls Iowa wher
she has a position as teacher IN the h'g
school.-Wslter X. Bigelow OF the fir
Of Arny. Bigelow & Washburn OF Salem
Mass, and granddaughter, Miss Adelin
Sanhorn, are passing Wednesday an
Thursday with relatives Ia Stowe or thei
! way from Montreal to Salem.-Mri
Charles a. Brough was In Waterbury t
visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards
Tuesday-Mrs w. w. Ayers, who ha
| been I'll, is gaining.
MORRISVILLE
Caucuses held Thursday evenin
. elected the following delegates: Count
! convention, r, G. Fleetwood T.
, Cheney G A Gle Georgia w. Clark,