Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-02


Gilmore to the Babcock house on West
Branch, which he recently purchased
Recent visitors registered in the Old
Home week record book are: Ruth
Trafort Mitchell Young and Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel L. Cady of New York, Miss
Margaret Stanley Of Burlington. Miss
Margaret Pike and Miss Sadie Hart Of
Waterbury, brand Mrs w. S. Vim
cent of Burlington, Mrs. Mary Cooke of
Flushing, j.. l., Or. and Mrs. George
Shattuck of Providence II. l., Mr. and
Mrs. Harold M. Dean Of Webster, Mass,
John NJ Thomas and Grace Serby
Thomas of Middebury, George f. Moody
| Providence, X. l.
| A large number Of people visited
Smugslers: Notch Sunday. Seventy-tive
registered at the Barnes camp. There
were several automobile parties among
them c.. e. Moody and friends of Water
bury.--The Gold Brook creamery secured
| first prize at the Lamoile valley fair
in Morrisvile ,for best package creamery
butter. +. NJ. Houston took three prizes
out. of four entries at the fair. taking
! the first prize for his Hood farm Jer-
| sey bull, first prize on a Jersey heifer
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Faunce of Provi
dence, r. l., who are visiting friends
here, went Monday to Hardwick for a
few uays.-A literary and musical con-
cert will be rendered by A. T. Freeman
| of the Boston University Glee club,
reader and singer. at Hotel hall at $50
O'Clock Friday evening under the aus
pieces of the Ernest Endeavor class of
| Ia. - ia flea
Mary BiBelow, who has passed the sum-
mer in Stowe, returned Monday to Dan
vers to resume her teaching in Salem,
| Mass.-Miss Grace Bigclow went Monday
to attend the wedding of a friend in
! Salem. Mass on her way to Springfield,
Mass, where she is teacher in the
high school of commerce.-The rural
schools began the fall term Monday
Miss Pearl Hanley visited her home in
Cambridge over Sunday.--The Rev. Mr..
Stebbins of Morristown preached at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
morning There was a large attendance.
The service was held in the vestry on
account of repairs going on In the audi
ence room. There was an attendance Of
65 at the Sunday school.-Mr. and Mrs.
Sumner Stearns and Mrs. Stearns' sis
y,
called on Miss Grace Bigelow at The
Lodges Sunday.-Mrs. Herbert Hill Of
Mddlesex Is visiting her niece, Mrs.
z. L. Barrows, and nephew, F. Morse.
Miss Myra Campbell returned Sunday
from a visit at the home Of her brother.
Fred Campbell. in Morristown.-The lee
turer's program at the meeting of
Mansfield Mountain Grange Saturday
evening included readings by Mrs. l. A.
F'orter, Mrs H. S. Mathews and Roy
4 Iatuch; paper by Mrs. C. A. Tomlinson,
and discussion led by Mrs. G. A. San
born. Mrs. G. F. West. Gordon Moulton
and II. S. Mathews.-The ladies of Unity
Church will serve supper at the church
, vestry this afternoon.-Mrs. Eva
/, Allen and children, Addison and Eliza
beth. who have passed the summer at
/, C. F. Eddys. left Saturday on tieir re-
turn to their home in Crete, Neb.-Mrs.
Mary Cairns of Sawyerville, p c.. Is
visiting her son, J. A. Carns.-Roy
Tousley Of Burlington is guest at
G. w. MISUNDERSTANDING, the infant
daughter Of George Benori, who has
, been very i'll at Will Horner's, is more
comfortable.
The Stowe high and graded schools
Z opened Tuesday with the following teach
, ers: High school, Principal w. j. Eng
q lish; assistants. Miss Bernice Parker.
A. Burnham, II. r. Cooley. Heber Best
graded schools, Miss Luella Atchison
Miss Elma Bailey, Miss Mertie Merritt
Miss Viola Kneeland Miss Bernice Lang
Miss Susan Bigeow Several residents OF
the village attended the opening exer-
cises. There was an attendance of 242. e
, in the high school and 166 in the grades
Pupils from out OF town who have re-
, turned to the high school are Winford
Heath Of Johnson, Martin Ellsworth OF
: Cambridge, Nellie Potter Of Belvldere and
.. Dorothy Lang.Awhose parents. M. ant
/, Mrs c. j. Lang have returned to stowe
, to live after years residence in Nor
risville-Mrs Alma Smith has returned
from Providence r. l.. where she visited
her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs r. w
Smith.-HowaFd A. Butts has sold hi:
house at Moscow to his son, Dwight NJ
Butts, and will pass the winter witt
: friends in Ticonderoga.-S. l.. Dewey ha:
, moved to the house on Maple street pur
chased of the o. f. Gerry estate. Mrs
- Gerry has gone TO Barre to reside Will
. her daughter, Mrs Hattie Whitcorb. whc
Is matron of boarding hall at Goddard
Seminary.-B. w. Warren of Moscow be
= gan work yesterday in II. Shaw's genera
> merchandise store. He will move int
. Mrs. Walter A. Cheney's house on Parl
= street next week-Mr. and Mrs. A. b
Weeks and guests, the Misses Stella ant
, Viola Marshall, visited Richmond ant
" Burlington by automobile Tuesday
= Among those from Stowe who attended
y the Ayers family annual reunion at Ar
, thur Woodards in Waterbury were MI
;, and Mrs. ]. p. Ayers and family, Mrs
" Aurora Adams, Mrs. W. w. Adams, MI
. and Mrs. w. W. Ayers and family, MI
and Mrs. A. c. Ayers and family, Mr.. an
>. Mrs. s. C. Adams and family, Mr.. an
- Mrs. p. G. Adams and family. Mr.. an
Mrs NJ w. Marshall and family, Mrs
Fred Tatro and children. Mr.. and Mrs
:, p. f. Magoon. Mr. and Mrs Verno
- Chamberlain Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Mou
ton, Miss Margaret Cleveland.-Mr. an
~ Mrs Ralph Clark and family of Char
lotte. who attended the picnic, visite
~ their parents. Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Ayers
- over Sunday.-Recent visitors regtstere
at the Akeley Memorial building are D.
and Mrs. G. NJ. Albee of Worceste
Mass. Antonette IIihlar. Astoria, l..
~ II, II, Cooley, Randolph. Mrs. Eva Jef
IT, kins, Miss Goldie Jenkins and 8. w Jer
ne kins, West Charleston. Winfred c. Her
IL Dirk. Westfeld, Mr. and Mrs. w. d. How
ne ard Milford, Mass
III The high school senior class wi
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