Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-14
STOWE.

A>V' 81, hlIOlS VI l1uSDdnuIN, was inc
all-day session Saturday short bust
ness session was held in the morning
The ladies of the Grange served dinner
to apout 20 people, among them about
% members OF the Waterbury Center
Grange and several from the Morrisville
Grange, who wore guests OF Mansfield
Mountain Grange for the day The aft
ernoon session was called to order by
the master, H. e. Straw. and tho fol-
lowing officers were installed for the
ensuing year, George w. Chaplin being
the installing officer assisted by Mrs.
Chaplin: Master, George NJ Town;
overseer, Herbert G Fuller: lecturer,
Mrs. Maude Campbell, steward. Hermon
a. Parsons; assistant steward. Curran
f.. Bellows; treasurer, r, s. Warren;
secretary, Albert r. Straw: gatc-keeper,
John Latitch: Ceres. Mrs. Jessie +.
Town Pomona, Mrs Emma Latrich;
Flora. Mrs. Louise FULLER: lady assistant
steward. Mrs. Dora Eddy. Miss Mar
joric watts acted as orEanist. A short
program under the direction Of the lee
turer included songs by the choir; a
whstling solo by Mrs Demmie Dem
erett; an address of welcome by the mas
ter; response by Master Parker of the
W h''lbhiN ''IlhtI' anu dsb E't't'i
Mudgett Of the Morrlsvile Oranges: re
cltation, Miss Eva Mapoon; reading
Mrs. Louise FULLER; Bellamy quadrile
carried out by Mrs Eddy Mrs Emma
Straw, Mrs Carrie Slayton, Mrs Made
Butts. Mrs Sadie Butts. Mrs George
West Mrs Della Tomlinson and Miss
Ida Crosby; solo by Miss Crosby; solo
Miss Watts: roll-can "What Is the Most
/ T,,,, T,,fy ,F 81, I
and Mrs C. o. Burt and little daughter
Helen returned Friday from an extended
tour in the South and West Miss Delma
Webster of Swanton is visiting the
Misses Marjorie and Rebecca Burt.-A
IT, Dillingham; of Springfield, Mass is
passing a few days in stowe. where he
was formerly a resident
About 30 members of the Unity Church
association We're present at tho annual
church dinner served at the churon
Thursday. At the business meeting in
, the afternoon the reports Of the socre-
tary and trca surer were read II WAS
voted to send the thanks OF tho society
to Mrs o. w. Butler of Washington, p.
, G., for her generous gift toward the paiut-
I, ing of the chufch exterior Thanks were
also voted to p. u. PIX" for his work in
raising the money for the painting of the
church and in overseeing the carrying
; ONT of IN, Same urani,no,,s ,ot, ,vas
= i,iven toosl, tho Rev. +, y Crane to sorv,.
as nostor for onotbor vo,r NJ, crane
: slgnified his accordance Of the Invitation.
= The following officers were elected: prcsi-
ld.nt = Fl pike. eacretarv II L stray.
treasurer, Mr- Mary \. jenny; trustees,
NJ. G. I.ovejoy, II. w. Burrows, l.. l..
Harris. 7,arish committees Miss clara
Barrows Mrs. Lucy Scribnor. Miss Nellie
Sargent Mrs. Dora Eddy. Miss Ida Iar-
ris L. II Straw: music committee. Mrs
II ". Barrows. Mrs r.. 4 Douglass
Miss Ruth McMahon the Rev r T.
Crane; ushcrs, J.. II. STRAW r. g. Serb
ncr: membership committees Mrs f. -
Crane. f. g Scribner: literary committee.
= the Rev. f. r Crane. Mrs NJ. \. Jenncy;
4 social committees Mrs Julia A. Oakns
; Mrs T., G. crioner-A the annual meet
n ing Of tho Unity Church Ladies' Aid so-
y cicty Thursday afternoon tho following
10 officers were cleCtcd Directors. Mrs
. Mary Smith, Mrs Mary Russell, Mrs
= Dora Eddy, Mrs, Annie Harris; seCre-
' tary Mrs Nellie Bashaw; assistant SOC
rotary, Mrs Mary Russell treasurer
= Mrs Mary Jenny.
: Prin. w. J. English of stowe high
school gave an interesting address at the
z CONGREGATIONAL Church sunday evening
n upon "Education-It= History and Rela
- ton to Life" Several selections We're
J. sung by quartet H. W. Rurnham
J. C. A. Burnham. A. H. Cheney and c. 4
o Riley There was large attendance. -
II Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Carter have return
% cd from n few days visit in Woodsvlle
: \. Mrs Loretta Parsons has re
I turned from "A visit in Fletcher Sh'
y was ACCOMPANIED home by her brother
o C. II. Scott of that place Mrs Edwin
u C. Magoon. who has been i'll for severa
" weeks is gaining sloWlY.-Mrs. Aurora
- Adams has returned from Waterbury anc
. Is caring for her daughter, Mrs II. A
Cleveland who is ill,-At the annua
- meeting of the Methodist Episcopal sun
day school Sunday afternoon the follow
ing officers were elected: Superntend
y cnt w r. Collins; assistant superintend
u ont Howard Ravlin; secretary ant
l. treasurer. Miss Hazel Adams. assistant
Il 11ss Amy Adams The following teach
" ors bava nlndrcd their sunnort. Mis-.
Marjorie Watts. Miss Hazel Adams. Mis-,
Elsic Alpcr Mrs w p Collins and ROY
y 7. pIoof Remarks were made durint
= ,ho r,oo,irc, bv W y Collins Mis-,
II U,o.t. "a. po,, yvui,or, tIordrv n A
j. ,,,..o,,, ,a o,hors Graded ,ossor
= 49, ho, aontoa g., ,b orst tnro
e .,1,a -, e,ocio, ,,oot,rg nc oeeicars an,
u ,,, ,ro, caraa Gov rr,dav ayarin,
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