News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-06-14
STOWE

The Misses Ruby Shaw snl Margaret
Cleveland spent Friday in Waterbury.
Miss Kneeland of the Graded School
has returned to her home in North Hyde
Park.
Miss Small of Randolph was recently a
guest of Instructor H. II. Cooley at c. r.
Eddv's.
The annual graduation all-schools pic
MIC was held at Lake Mansfield Thurs
day, with small attendance.
Among the Commencement visitors
were, MI. and Mrs. A. r. Campbell and
! Fred E. Campbell of Morrisville.
Miss Isabel Smith returned Thursday
from Boston, where she has completed
her second years studies at Simmons
| College.
Ex-Lieut.- Governor Howe of Benning-
| ton and Walter Hubbard, editor of the
Brattleboro Reformer, passed last week
at the Lake Mansfield Club House.
Mrs. Mary Smalley and daughter Hill
degarde, left Thursday for Sugar Hill,
N. H., where they have employment for
the summer at the Lobk Off House.
Mrs. A. j. Magoon and her father, A..
p. George, went Friday to Winooski,
the latter remaining at the Fanny Allen
hospital for an operation Tor slrangu-
lated hernia.
The annual school ball of graduation
week was held at the Akeley Memorial
building Thursday evening with an at
tendance of so couples. Music was by
Young's orchestra.
Mrs. P. S. Kaiser and Mrs. F. j. Dana
took their sons, Glen and Wayne, to the
Fanny Allen hospital Thursday for the
removal of adenoids and tonsils. The
boys are doing we'll.
Mrs. Frank Heath, who has been in
Stowe during graduation week, returned
to johnson Friday. Her son, Winfred
4. Heath, who was one of the graduating
class, will 60 to his home in johnson
Saturday.
Mrs. Lucy Van, who is recovering from
a surgical operation which she under
went at the Fanny Allen hospital last
week, has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. A. L. Farnham, in Waterbury, on
her way home.
Miss Dorothy Harris, who graduated
last week from the Lucy Wheelock Kin
dergarten Training School at Brookline,
Mass, has returned to her home. Her
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Gale, attended the graduation and accom-
panied her home.
A reunion of the survivors of Com.
pany B, 10th Vermont Regiment, was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Je-
rome b. Ayers last week. Dinner was
served to % people, among them Mr..
and Mrs. William Hutchins, Fl. M.
Pierce and Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown
of Montpelier, DR.. E. j. Foster. ]. Free
man, Aaron Smalley, Ezra Conant, Miss
Mary Conant, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Woodward, Henry Hill of Waterbury
Center, and Mrs. Ellen Godfrey OF Stowe
The house was decorated with bunting
and an arch bore the words in red, white
and blue lettering, "Welcome, Company
B."
The Grammar School graduation exer-
cises were held last Wednesday after
noon and opened with pr OCCASIONAL.
Prayer was offered by Rev. E. L. God
dard. The diplomas were given by Supt.
G. D. Howe. The welcome to the High
School was by Don Moulton. This was
followed by pageant in History" in
four scenes. The class roll is: Nellie
Laurette Aiken, Laura Merle Bailey, Re-
becca Ruth Buron, Beatrice Gale, Mar
garet Eldora Goodell, Lucy Mary La.
tutch, Lillian Naomi Marshall, Louise
Morgan, Mildred Marion Patterson, Kath-
ryn Alice Recor, Rachel Blanche Slay-
ton, Effie Belle Sleeper, Hildegarde Alb
bic Smalley, Gladys Augusta Smith
Douglass. Willard Barrows, John Board.
man, Albert Richard Chase, Dennis
Kaiser, Gerald John Wells, Fred !
Edward Hosmer, Mary Edith Magoou.
Honors were won by Lillian N. Mar
shall, Douglass W. Barrows, Beatrice
Gale, Louise Morgan. The officers of |
The class-President, John Boardmau;
Vice President, Margaret Goodell; Sec
etary, Beatrice Gale; Treasurer. Luel la
Atkinson.