Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25
lAM0|LLE COUNTY
STOWE.

| There was a large attendance at the
"all school entertainment given at the
Akeley Memorial building Friday even
ing under the auspices of the stowe
Teachers club for the benefit of the
State teachers retirement fund. The
program included song By the primary
class, two songs by the high school
girls, piano duet hy the Misses Smalley
and Pike an operetta, The Gipslcs Fes-
tival,' by 80 pupils of the tifth. sixth and
seventh grades, The Little Suffragettes,'
/ by Phyllis Cakes. Hazel Gibbs, Clara
shepard, Freda Canning Harry Spaud-
| ing. Lyle Peterson, Kenneth Brink and
| Edwards Wells of the second grade;
topsy-turvy drill by pupils of the sixth
and seventh grades; farce, "t.ucy's Old
Man" by Rebecca Morgan, Lois Riley.
DOrothoa Wells, Willard Bushey and
Mark Chaffee of the eighth grade. scenic
reading, Mrs, Browns Tea Party, by
Esther Chaplin, Alice Shonio. Helen Pet
ersou, Ruth Macutchan, Flora Curtis,
Anna Hosmer. Sibyl Lang and Nellie
George of the fourth grade. The pro-
gram was carried out in a pleasing and
successful manner
Mrs +. D. Van Dusen is visiting her
! daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
! q. H. SaXhy, in Bellows Falls.--Mrs. H.
+ Pike is III with tonsiltis.-At he
! mid month meeting of the II. H. Smith
! Woman's Relief Corps Thursday after
| noon Mrs Emma Latuch was initiat ed
| into the order.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Z. Luce left Sunday
for Somerville, Mass, where they were
called by the death of Mrs. Douglass
Salisbury. Mrs. Salisbury. who was
formerly Miss Mac Doherty. was the
daldghter Of the late Mrs. Mary Nc
Mahon Doherty, who was n sister of
c. l.. Mcmahon and Mrs. Luce. Miss
Ruth Mcmahon went to Somerville
Monday to attend the funeral.--Mrs,
Mary A. Jenney went Monday on n
business trip to Boston. She was ac-
companied by Miss Jennie Wells who
will assist Mrs. Jenney and also visit
her sister in Lynn.-Representati NJ.
c. Lovejoy returned Monday to Mont
pelier after spending Sunday at his
home in Stowe.--The little son born
recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund C.
Wells has been named Harland Henry,
Charles 7. Robinson. who Is very Ill
at his home in Moscow. remains about
the same.--Miss Kate Seaver. who Is
Boston. was able to return to the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs Ar
thur Seaver Saturday.--W. L. Demer-
lit was in Waterbury Monday--James
Hall ia III with complication of
troubles at his home in Moscow.-A.
r. Straw has been confined to the
house by Illness since Saturday.-D.
J. Adams of Waterbury Center was in
stowe Monday.-Mrs L. c. Russell
went Saturday to visit friends in
Chelmsford. Mass. before her return
she Will visit in Fitchburg and Boston
and in Portland, Me--Mrs Conrad A.
Adams and son, Charles returned sat
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. p
Russell.-The condition of Katie, the
little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Warren. i'll with appendicitis, remains
about the same,-Mrs. +. 5. Board
man, who has been very i'll after an
operation at the Fanny Allen hospital,
is now improving,-A, c. morrill, Is
repairing the tenement in the building
purchased of q. \. Sanborn and it will
be occupied by Frank backyard and
family.-Mrs. ii. G, Reed has returned
to Berlin after a few days in Stowe
E \, Bailey has moved from Mrs.
Reeds house to F. Z. Cooley's house
Mark and Leo Doubleday will occupy
one Of Mrs. Reeds tenements and
Stephen Polaski the other.-W r.
Churchill installed a two horse power