Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-29
(AM0|LLE COUNTY
STOWE.

Following is the program Of the grad
uatinG week of Stowe high school for
1915: Sunday. June g. at 7:30 p. m. at
Unity Church, sermon to the graduating
class by the Rev. Lemuel Davis; Mon
day, June Z, at S:15 p. m. at the Akeiey
m mortal building, junior class play,
"Thc Varsity Coach; Tuesday, juno S.,
at 80 p. m, class day exercises; at S:l5
p. IN. al the Akeley memorial building
junior-senior reception; Wednesday, June
8 at 200 p. m. at the Akeley memorial
building, grammar school graduating eX-
ercises; at S:15 p. m" high school grad
uatinG exercises; Thursday. June TO- at
$50 p. m. at the Akeley memorial build
ing, annual school dance; Friday June
II, at 900 p. m. alumni reunion and han
quet.
Robert Frost has returned to Littleton.
n. H., after a few days in Stowe-Mss
Anna Mitchell, an artist from New York,
Is passing some time in Stowe making
her home at W. G. Town's.-G. w.
Harlow and son and daughter, Herbert
Harlow and Miss Sadie HARLOW, visited
in Burlington Saturday.-Mrs. g. O..
Jeiliff, who has spent a week in Stowe,
returned Saturday to Southport, Conn,
c. \. Clement accompanied her to
Waterbury II. j. Holden returned from
Burlington Saturday after few days
treatment at the Fanny Allen hospital
Proprietor C. l.. Gates of the Morrsville-
Stowe stage route has added a Buick
touring car to the equipment of the
route.-'Mrs. Della Barrows, who spent
the winter with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
L. A. Barrows, has gone to Boston to
spend the summer with her daughter,
Mrs. Albert Houston.
At the morning service at the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. +. D. Vanherson, Mrs. Ella Foster,
Mrs. J. A CAIRNS and Mrs. +. H..
Eggleston were received into membership
by letter and the Misses Pearl wilkins,
Hilda Foster, Florence Ayers and Mildred
Holden on probanon.-A1r and Mrs. L..
c. Moody OF Montpelier were visitors
at c. f. Burts over Sunday.-F. S.
Boardman visited Mrs. Bpardman at the
Fanny Allen hospital over Sunday.-The
lecturers program at the meeting OF
Mansfield Mountain Grange Saturday even
Ing included addresses and papers by
L. NJ. Houston, Mrs. Dora Eddy, Mrs.
Carrie Slayton, reading by Mrs. a. j.
Nagoon with a aoleau by Mrs. Robert
Hill and Lewis Latuch.-Miss Nelma
Wright who has cared for NJ. c. Lovejoy
| during his illness, went Tuesday to St
| Adams. Mr. Lovejoy was able to be out
| on the veranda Sunday and Monday.
News has been received of the death
from pneumonia Of Mrs. Orson w But
Ter on April Il at Fresno. Cal, where
she was visiting on her way from the
| San Francisco exposition to Los Angeles
where she had spent the winter. The
| body WAS cremated and the ashes VIII be
brought to Stowe for burial during the
summer. Mrs. Butler. who was formerly
Miss Sarah Smalley, was about % years
of age. She was born In Fairfield but
passed her early life in Stowe She was
! twice married. first to Cyrus Wheeler
and after his death to Orson w Butler
Jr, who died in December, 1911, In Los
| Angeles. where they resided and whose
ashes were brought to stowe for burial
| Their daughter. Mrs. J. A. Pope, of Wash
ington, D. c., and her three children sur
vive them. Mrs. Butler was woman of
charming personality, taking keen inter
est and enjoyment in life. She revisited
Stowe in 1912 after % years absence. and
was so pleased with her renewed ac-
quaintance that she came again in 1871;
and in 1914 was accompanied by hei
daughter and family, During their resi-,
dence in Stowe Mr.. and Mrs Butler he
came familiar with the rare fora of the
Mt. Mansfield ana Smueglers Notch re-
gion and made many collections for bot
anists in Boston. New York and Phila
delphia.-Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Town,
have received news Of the illness Of theil
daughter, Miss Berntce Towne. at tn,
lCastleton Normal school. from varioloid