Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-10

X. l.. Chaffee Mrs Lola Billing
Douglass of the alumni and A. g. Oake,
OF the board Of school directors. Peerles,
orchestra furnished music and there wa,
dancing at the close of the evening. This
senior class consists of the Msset
Mildred Gale, Eva Magoon, Belle Buzzell
Elvira Gale, Mildred Sleeper and Donalt
NJ. D'Mahon, Gale Shaw. Cornell Riley
| Howard Lang, Emmons Sargent. The Of
! ficers Of the class are: President. Donalt
McMahon vice-prcsldcnt Mildred Sleeps
or; secretary Mildred Gale; treasurer
Gale shaw-Miss Ida NJ. Taylor q
/ Springfield, Mass, is n guest at =. r.
Gale's.-E. Laurence Bigelow left Fri,
day night for New London, Conn, where
he has a position as teacher in the
/ Buckley School for Roys.-Glen A Cline
who with Mrs. Cline has passed tho
summer with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
! r. r. Gale, has returned to Cleveland
Ohio. Mrs. Cline will remain in stowe
during September.-Mrs. A. II Slayton
, entertained her sister, Mrs. Jane Howe
/ Of Rutland, and Mrs, IT. II. Demerltt and
Mrs. Lemucl Lyon Of Waterbury at her
home Friday.-Nrs Dolores Luce Rus
sell Of Mortified. MINI, and her sisters.
! Mrs w. a. Cooley Of East Montpelier
and Mrs. Ira F. Chamberlain Of Norris
! town, were guests Saturday at the home
Of their cousin, Mrs. Henry r. Jenney.
Mr. Cooley was also present-Mr and
Mrs. Cooley have passed several days
with Mr. Cooey's brother, Frank +.
Cooley, at the homo Of his daughter and
husband Mr.. and Mrs f. G. Stafford.
The remains of little Marion Alice
Parsons. who died Friday morning af-
ter n short Illness Mt the home of her
mother, Mrs w NJ Parsons. were
taken Monday to Binghamville where
the funeral was held at the home of
Mrs. Parsons brother, Clifton Scott.
| The Rev Lemuel Davis of Stowe con-
Quoted the service Others present
from stowe besides Mrs. Parsons and
her daughters, Wnona and Evelyn,
were Hermon 4. Parsons, Mrs, Laura
Parsons, Charles T. Sargent. Miss Ella
Sargent. Elton Forbes and q. ". Buzz
zell. Mrs. Parsons brother, Clayton,
Scott, of Burlington and son, Warren,
accompanied them from Stowe. Tho
burial was in the family lot in the
cemetery. where Mr.. Parsons Is buried.
The party returned to Stowe Monday.
A prayer service was conducted by
Mr.. Davis at the home Sunday afternoon
and was attended by a large number
Of friends and ncighbors. The bed on
which the body lay and other furni-
ture We're covered with dollhouse and
garden nowers.-The Rev. william
Hendry was accompanied to Stowe on
his usual preaching engagements for
Sunday by his brother, James William
son of Boston, who is passing a
couple of weeks with him.-Mr. and
Mrs +. f. Bigelow and son. Wright,
and Mr.. and Mrs. a. T. Garrow re-
turned Monday to Westforo after Wis
iting Mrs. Garrow's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. W. n. Aldrich, making the trip
by tomobile.-Miss Mary ]. Bigelow
returned Monday to Danvers Mass,
to resume her teaching in Salem,
Mass, after passing the summer in
Stowe. Her sister, Miss Addie Bige-
= low. returned Monday to Franklin
Falls y. H. where she is a teacher in
the orphans home-Mrs Leonard
Johnson Of Richmond is visiting her
son and wife, Mr. and Mrs NJ B. john
son.-Mrs. Mary Royce of Northfield
is visiting her son. Andrew A. Royce,
and other friends in Stowe-Miss
Grace Bigelow went Monday to SPRING
> field, Mass. where she is a teacher in
> the high school of commerce.-Mrs
Clarence Bennett is entertaining her
father, Alonzo Dickey. and her faith
er's sister and husband from Lowell,
Mass.-Mrs Hattie Waite and sister.
, Mrs Susan Jones, of Barre were in
stowe over Sunday-Horace A Foster
, and Hermon r. Foster returned Sat
urday from Malone. n. Y. where they
We're called by the death of the daugh-
$ ter of their brother Sherry Foster.
: Their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
5 Foster returned to stowe Monday
r Or and hrs. T. f. McSweeney and
e family and Mr.. and Mrs NJ. D. Nc
7 Mahon and family returned to Bur-
/ lington Monday after passing Sunday
with their relatives in Stowe Their
g nephew Charles Doherty of Boston.
1 who accompanied them. remained with
g his friends here NJ. Lowe % Sault
1 Ste. Marie, Mich, has Joined Mrs
2 Lowe at the home of he mother, Mrs
= Flora Cushman.
To- The Gold Brook Creamery association
t. began taking cream at their creamery in
r. Stowe Hollow Monday The amount
+ taken tested about 700 pounds Of butter
d fat, The buttermaker J. u. Santamorc,
churned for the first time Tuesday morn
= ing.-Delegates \. A. Pike and J. c.
| Henson wen: Tuesday to MONTPELIER to
; attend the State republican convention
: Wednesday.-The scl.Sr class Of Stowe
II high school will have dance at the
; Akeley Memorial building Friday even
, ing.-Charles Litch of Montpelier and sis
u ter. Mrs. c. n. Dixie of Bristol, former
residents OF stowe, were here Monday
a and Tuesday.-Miss Bernice Town Went
: Monday to Castleton to begin her second
years studies at he Castleton Normal
school.-C. D. Bruce who recently return
cd from the Mary Fletcher hospital, is
doing well and is able to be around the
house.
Miss Rubie Winifred Collins. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Collins, and Earl
wv Tinkham We're married by the Rev.
: W. l. Boicourt in Waterbury September
8 s. Mrs Tinkham was graduated from
@ Stowe high school in the class of 1910 and
: has since taught several terms in the
{ schools in stowe. Mr. Tinkham is a
@ member OF the firm of Pike & Tlnkham
d keeping in the Moulton house on School
r street-Col. and Mrs +. h. Thomas have
:. returned to Montpelier after visiting
: friends In Stowe for several days-Mr
and Mrs Ernest +. Wright went Wed
nesday to Fairfax. where Mr. Wright
has empoyment.-A district Sunday
If school meeting was conducted by state
C Worker Mrs, Edith Balch Wright at the
- CONGREGATIONAL Church Tuesday ayepfpr