Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-08-12


Fairbanks spent two days in improving
the conditions at the Palisades Park, |
cleaning out the mineral spring and inn |
proving appearances gencrally.-Serviccs |
were resumed at Unity church Sunday |
morning after the several weeks Vaca- !
ton Music was ny Mrs. H. w. Barrows |
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Douglass.-At
the morning service at the Methodist |
Episcopal Church Mr. and Mrs. II. W. |
Ravln ana the Misses Margaret and
Mildred Shaw were taken into church
mcmbcrship.-Mrs Hovey Of Worcester, !
Mass, who has visited her brother and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs II. =. Coolidge. at
the home Of their daughter ana husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Van Duscn, went
/ Monday to visit relatives in Gilmore on
her way to Elenburg, y. Y Mr.. and ,
Mrs. Van Dusens daughter. Mrs. George
! H. Scxby, and little son. who have visited
them, will return Tuesday to Bellows
Fals.-Mr and Mrs E c. Stafford, Mr.
and Mrs. r. f.. Pike and Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. S. Nhcutchan are passing few days
In camp at Green River" In Hyde
| Parks II. Warren, who is I'll with
typhoid fever. Is doing well-Mr. and
Mrs. T., A, Hill have returned to Cam
bridge after visiting Mr. and Mrs r. Ii.
Hill. Oscar HIN of Churubusco, y. Y,
! is visiting them-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c.
! Lovejoy will pass the week attending
the Chautauqua in Hardwick Miss
Hattie Hodge of birmingham. Mass.
and Mrs. A. y. Camp and sister, Mss
Nellie Watts of M)rrisvile, visited Miss
Hodges cousins, the Misses Mary and
Addie Bigclow, Monday afternoon.
Stowe high and graded schools will
begin the school year on Tuesday, Au-
gust 81, with the following teachers:
Principal. William j. English; assist
ants, Miss Bernice Parker, George A.
Burnham, Harry Cooley, agriculture. \
full commercial course has been estab-
lished, including shorthand. typewriting
and bookkeeping The school board has
selected a person to have charge Of this
course, but the appointment has not yet
been announced by the State board Of
education. The following teachers have
been appointed: eighth grade, Miss Luela
Atkinson; seventh grade, Miss Elma
Bailey; sixth grade, Miss Mertie Mer-
, rift: fifth grade. Miss Viola Kneeland
second primary. Miss Bernice Lang;
first primary. Miss Susan Bgelow. The
town schools will begin Monday August
So The school board has voted that these
schools shall have a year of SO weeks,
the same as the village schools. The
pupils of the Luce Hill school will be
transferred to the West Branch school.
? The following teachers have been as
, signed: Fucker street, Miss Grace Russ;
Brownsville. Miss Helen Robbins North
Hollow, Miss Beryl Stewart: South Hol-
, low. Miss Mary Stebbins; Moscow. Miss
Dorothy Wright; Mills, Miss Floy B"ttis;
= West Branch, Miss Bernice Towne;
Forks, Miss Sibyl Davis; Edison Hill
/ Miss Elsie Alger; West Hill, Miss Ella
SarEent-C. D. Bruce picked apple bios
SONS last Friday from n tree that had
apples large enough to use on other
branches Miss Mabel Shackleton, who
has passed two months and a half ir
stowe, returned Tuesday TO her home ir
New Rochelle. n. Y. Her cousin. Miss
Jennie Hodge, who accompanied her here
will remain here two weeks longer
Mrs, Sarah Flint and sister. Miss Esther
Q Fowler, of Springfield, Mass, are pass
e Ing the summer in Waterbury Center
. called upon Miss Grace Bigeow and
= other Stowe relatives recently.-Mrs w
n II. Warren and children were in Water
r bury Tuesday.
W. G.. Jenness, lumber dealer O
b Marlboro. Mass. was taken Ill at tn
Z office of the c. e. G. Y 0. Burt Lumbe
= company here about ten O'Clock Wednee'
= day morning, apparently stricken wit
r apoplexy. He was removed to the Gree
= Mountain Inn where he died about tw
r o'clock In the afternoon. The body wa
q taken to G.. w Buzzell's undertaken
8 rooms to await further arrangements
n The three r. T.. u. carriers handled dur
n ing the month Of July 10. i3o pieces O
" mall weighing $685. pounds. four ounces
g Miss Nellie Keeney of New HaveI
- Conn. is a guest at w. G. Towns
/ NJ W. Rowland lost three fingers on tn
- left hand Tuesday while running a buz
T. planer at H. f. Shaw's box factory, Tn
r fingers were cut off at the middle join
/, Mr. Rowland has recently moved her
~ from MONTPELIER and is keeping house
# the Reed house at the lower village
10 Master A. r. Straw, Mrs. c. f. Ed
le and Mr.. and Mrs q. w. Chaplin a
,e tended the meeting of Harmony Pomon
20 Grange at Johnson Wednesday.-Mr. an
rs Mrs w. G Burt of Saranac Lake, n. !
If are visiting relatives in stowe, comm
f. in their automobile, Mr. and Mrs. Bur
m accompanied by their sisters Mrs, Grac
lie Tomlinson and Mrs Ruth Robnso
- visited in Montpelier Wednesday,-Mr
n, Eleanora Straw of Waterbury Center
H. visiting Mrs, A. f.. Douglass and 9th
T. friends In Stowe.--Mrs. Abbie Ware
lis and daughter. Mrs, Henry Turk, al
TT Mrs. Turks little daughter Helen,
er West Lebanon, n. H., are visiting rel
tives hore.--Cieorge y, Durham al
elk family moved Wednesday from c.
ok McMahons building on Bridge sire
ev to II tenement in Miss Jane Tomlinsou
M house on Maple street-Theru will be
cir Catholic service at the Akeley Memoir
,se building at 7:45 o'clock Sunday mornin
dy Mrs. II. w, Barrows. who was call
nm to st, Adams Tuesday by the illness
-v- her sister-n-law, Mrs. A A. Emer
is will return home Thursday. She will
CIV accompanied by her children. Dougla
ms and Dorothy. who have passed sever
wa weeks with their aunt Mrs. Emery
ne now recovering, There was an atten
nd ance Of 20 at the reunion Of form
md school girls of the Stowe high school
70 the Palisades Tuesday afternot
md Among those from out Of town wei
the Mrs, Mary Gale Billings Of st. Lou
IN Mo, Mrs, Gussie Peterson Cheney
2 a Milton, Mass, Mrs clyde Jenney Jenki
aed Of Fort Pierce, Fla. and Mrs, Mae STIR
nv McQuade OF Chicago. A picnic SUPP
a was served. The committee Of arranj
,an ments consisted Of MRS. Lila Dougli
to- Barrows. Mrs. Leila Reed Robinson a
DIR Mrs Eta Blodgett Shackett NJ