Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-28
laM0IllE COUNTY
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intending the arrangements for openlne
the club house. The annual meeting and
trout dinner Of the club will be held on
June g. with trout supper June @ The
mouse VIII be opened May g. At the an
nuai meeting in 1913 it was voted to
allow club members to take trout from
the lower pond and also from the brook
as far as Pratts and fishermen are meet
ing with much success Edward Irving
or Burlington and F.. t.. Smith made a
catch OF Ii pounds on one trip.-The
stowe Lumber comp2ny has sold it's
property in Elmore consisttng of about
-'2V acres OF timhe, land and tho mill
at Lake Eimore to I. f. scnesac OF
Gilmore Tho company, which was or
ganized about II years ago, consists OF
a. "A. Pike, o. L. Luce, C. L. McMehon
and r, G. Robinson OF Stowe and Z I.
Robinson Of Elmore The cornpany.s out
put has been about 1000, Ono feet Of luno-
Der per ycar.-There was a good attend
ance at the play given by the high school
senior class at the Akeley Memorial
building Friday evening. Those who took
part in the play Were: Donald Mcmahon.
Frank Pike, Lillian Godfrey, Elton For
hes, Isabel Smith. Nlriel Pike, Gale
SHAW, Give Demeritt and John Hosmer
Principal X. G. Reynolds had charge of
the production, which was very credit
ably done.-The plans for the observance
of Memorial day are nearly completed.
The pupils of the graded schools Will
have part In the exercises under direc-
ton Of the ladies of the Women's Relief
Corps.-Mrs, Anna L. Kimball has re-
turned from a months visit in Meriden.
Conn-The Misses Nadine Boardman.
Murfel Pike, Beatrice Pike and Dorothy
Barrows and Douglass Barrows, pupils
of Miss Marjorie Gates of Morrisvllle,
took part in a recital given by Miss
Gates and her pupils in Morrisvlle Sat-
urday afternoon. Mrs II. W. Barrows
attended the recitaL-Mrs w. j. Bruce
of Minneapolis visited Mr.. Bruce's sister,
Mrs. Z. c. Russell last week. Mrs.
Bruce, who has been in Waterbury for
month, will leave for Morrisville Satur-
day.-Miss Annie Bigelow returned FRI
day after spending Wednesday and
Thursday in Morrisville and attending
the musical festival concerts Wednesday
Thursday evenings.-Mrs. Alice A. Ray
mond, Miss Laura Thomas, Mrs. H ".
Barrows, Mrs. George l.. Fowler and
Mrs. l.. :. MacutChan attended the con-
cert in Mocrisville Thursday evening"
Mrs, T. b. Smith, who visited her son,
O. II. Smith, in Mcrrisville Thursday and
attended the concert Thursday evening,
returned home Friday.
The program for the commencement
exercises Of Stowe high school Is as fol-
lows Sermon to the graduating class at
Unity Church by the Rev I.emuel Davis
at 73o O'Clock Sunday evening, June ::
the musical comedy, The Captain %
Plymouth" VIII be repeated at thu
Akeley Memorial building at sl5 p. m,
Monday evening, June 6. Class day oxr
ercises at 2:3o p m. Tuesday, June g. 4.
the Palisades Park. with these speakers
Presidents address. Elton b. Forbes
reply, Cornell Riley: class history. Give
Demerritt: class prophecy, Elizabets
Fuller; presentation and address to thu
faculty, Annie McAllister: class Will.
Jessie Adams. The tunior-senior recep.
ton will be held at the Akeley Memorial
building at Sis p. m Tuesday. The
grammar school exercises will be held
at two Wednesday, June 10, at tho
Akeley Memorial building. Commence,
ment exercises will be held at the Akele,
Memorial building at Sis o'clock Wed.
Salutatory and essay My Creates,
American" Elsie Alser; Grafton. Elton
Forbes; address 10 the class, the Rev,
John NJ. Thomas. D, D., Ill. D., prest
dent OF Middlebiry College: valedictor,
and essay, our Greatest Heritage"
Isabelle Smith. Members of the class
will receive their friends on the lower
corridor at close OF the exercises TIL,
won the first honors; Elsie Leona Alger.
second honors; Elizabeth Jennie Fuller,
third honorS; Jessie Catherine Adams
Annie Almra McAllster, John Henry
Hosmer, Elton Il. Forbes. Give L.
Demeritt The class marshal is Donald
Hamill The annual banquet and bust
ness meeting of the Stowe high school
alumni association will be held Friday
evening, June 70. The annual school
dance Will be held at the Akeley Me-
mortal building Thursday evening at SD
o'clock.-Thc annual sermon to the mem
bers of II. H. Smith Post IVES preached
ut a union service a. Unity Church Bun
day morning by the Rev. F. T. Crane.
The Rev. I.emGel Davis and the Rev.
William Hendry assisted A union choir.
with G. \. Bu-nham Mt tho organ. ted
the singing. \ male quartet. A. Fl.
Cheney, r. G. Reynolds, @. A. PIrn-
ham and H, w. Esurnham, Gang
My Native Land" The serm.l,
was from the text, There Is no Dis-
charge in That WHr."-Jamee p Tav;or
Of Burlington secretary of the Greater
Vermont association, gave tho address
at the regular meeting of the Stowe Civic
club, Boys of the high school We're
present as guests A banquet was served
Mrs r NJ Clarke and three children
returned to Charlotte Monday after
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs w.
w. Ayers.-Mrs. Arthur French Of
Waterbury was a guest at Mr.. Ayers
over Sunday.-Mr and Mrs p. O. Eddy
of Sheldon visited Mr. and Mrs c. T.
Eddy Sunday They were accompanied
by Mrs. Frank Heath and Mrs. Hannah
Eddy Of Johnson The latter will remain
here for several weeks.-Miss Nhlvins
Steele OF Claremont, n. H, IL a guest
at c. f. Eddy's.-'S. l.. Dewey returned
Monday from trip to Derry, n. H,
New York and Boston.
Following rs the program for the OBJ
servation of Memorial day: The mem
hers of II, II, Smith Post, G. A. r.. will
leave the Memorial building at nine
o'clock Saturday morning TO decorate the
graves in the West Branch cemetery.
Returning to the village the soldiers
graves in the village cemetery will be
decorated. The ladies of the Woman's
Relief Corps will serve dinner at tho
banquet hall at Il 80 The address of tho
day will be given in the auditorium All
two O'Clock by w J, Carver of Barre,