Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01

ard, Mtrial Smith, Edward Godfrey.
Harry SpauldnR, Kenneth Brink and
Glen Chaplin. This was an unusually
large number for the winter term. or
these Kate Durham. Ramona Mcmahon,
Kenneth Brink and Glen Chaplin had per-
tect attendance in the fall term and hope
TO complete the coming term with the
same record.--Winford Heath of Stowe
hlgh school Is at his home in Johns m
tor the Easter vacation. Nellie Potter
mas gone to Richmond for the week -
MISS Isabel Smith of Simmons College
Boston, and Elton Forbes and Give De.
merritt of the University of Vermont ara
nj their homes for the Easter vacation
Orville Tucker Is working for f. f.
smith Instead of George Clement, as stat
ed recently.
The ladies' of Unity Church will serve
an April Fool" supper at the church
Vestry Thursday afternoon.--The fu-
neral or the infant son of Mr.. and Mira
arthur Shonio was conducted by the
heV Lemuel Davis at their home Tues
day afternoon. The burial was in thu
river Bank cemetery.-Mr. and Mrs
THOMAS A. Douglass are moving from
| MISS tda Hdrriss house to tn tcne
mont In +. d. Pike & Sons building.
MISS Harris VIII occupy her house.
Mrs. May Sherbut has returned from
BUY 1rtuu and Is stopping with her
daughter, Mrs. Carl Moody. at the lower
village. George f. Moody has return
| ca 20 burlington after visiting his I'M
Gle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs A. IL Stay
ton.--Mrs. Fl. r. Howe who has passed
some time with Mr., and Mrs Slayton,
returned Tuesday to Rutland-There
were no services at Unity Church Sun
day morning on account Of the illness
. Oh, pastor, who was suffering from
severe cold.-Mr1. Mary A Jennie
ned Miss Jennie Wells have returned
us'uo~@ t lip to Boston
Charles I Robinson is recovering from
smallpox. Three of his children, Mary.
Doreen and Don. are i'll with the disease
Mrs Robinson is i'll but her case is
thought to he varioloid. Mrs. Henry E.
Jennev il III with infammatory rheuma-
tism-There will be a special Easter serv-
Ice at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday morning. The day will be OBJ
served as decision day" by the Sunday
school-Donald Mcmahon represented
the stowe high school at the intercholas-
nc league meeting at Montpelier Satur-
~ Tho little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
>ioulton Is i'll with scarlet fever
''ine Boardman has visited her
Mrs +. S. Boardnan, at the
.0 hospital this week. The
u' Mrs Boardman is slowly i'm
Mrs. Charles T. Sargent re-
''..'J 90. post cards on her 63rd birth
day, Mrs. Sargent has been in failing
health for some time.-Mrs. Ruhamah
Warren of Waterbury Center is visiting
her niece. Mrs. J Z Campbell.-Mrs
Plinv Nondle Is i'll at the homo of her
mother, Mrs. g. w Adams.-Miss Kath-
crime Recor returned Tuesday from Mont
pelier, where she visited a the homo OF
her uncle, Henry Recor--Mr and Mrs
\. y. Long have been called to Hardwicll
10y he serious Illness of Mrs. Longs IA.
th7r. Nathan Leach The weather has
been too cold for sugar making this weef.
Miss Dorothy Wright is spending the
week at her home in Colchester Miss
Wrirht'a school on West Branch will not
opar until April e. instead Of the 9Th as
stated Paul RAYMOND who has visited
his mother Mrs Alice a. Raymond, left
saturday for Shelburne where he will be
emn.oNed in the dairy at the Webb farm
Il. G. Russell has Joined Mrs Russell
this week at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
=. =. Cate in FitchAurg Mass Before
'hoir return Mr.. and Mrs. Russell will
vs. Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Scribner in Port
land, Me, and relatives in Chelmsford,
Mass. The Congregational and Unity
Churches viii hold n union service at
Unity Church sunday evening The town
schools In Stowe will begin the spring
term Monday with the following teach
ers: Fucker street. Miss Grace Russ:
North Hollow Miss Emily vigeant:
South Hollow. Miss Laura Hoga6oom;
Moscow, Ms Viola Kneeland; Mills Miss
Floy Retti-: Luce Hin, Miss Dora Ma
coon, West Branch, Miss Dorothy
Wright; Forks Mrs. Dora Buker: Edison
Hill. Miss Mary Stebblns: West Hill. Miss
Elsie AlEer. Brownsville Miss Winfred