Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-10
lAM0|LLE COUNTY
STOWE.

Old Home Week posters contain the fol-
lowing program for the week, beginning
Sunday, August 49,. with a union service
az the Akeley Memorial building audito-
rum at l0:45 O'Clock when the service
prepared by the Greater Vermont associa-
ton will Re used address by Rolo G.
Reynolds of Montpelier. formerly princi-
pal OF Stowe high school; Monday, home
coming day: Tuesday, band concert at 500
p. m, Stowe Military band assisted by
talent from Montpelier. followed by the
old home week social. Notch DAY" gen
eral picnic in Smugglers Notch Repre-
sentatives from the Greater Vermont as
citation. Vermont Automobile club, and
the Green Mountain club. will be in at
tendance. Dinner may be procured at
Barnes's camp. The Stowe Military band
will play, If the weather should be TN
favorable the exercises and picnic wilt be
held at the Akeley Memorial building
Thursday, automobile parade at ! 80 p. m,
sports at 80 p. m. on Main street ball
game at 300 p. M. Friday. maple sugar
on snow will be served at 300 p. m. at the
banquet hall. as long as the snow holds
out. at 500 p. m. Miss Marion Clark Of
New York will give Daddy Long Legs'
at the auditorium and four musical num-
hers will be given. Saturday, grange day,
all who wish to help the association may
do so by becoming member and paving
the annual dues of 30 cents,
The annual Old Home week bali will
be held at the Akeey Memorial building
on the evening of August lG. Music will
be by CARROTS orchestra of Barre.-Ths
ladies of the Methodist Episcopal Church
will serve an Old Home woelt dinner at
the church Thursday, the Old Home week
| field day.--All visitors to Stowe are ask
ed to register their names in the book
provided for that purpose in the
public reading room--Mrs. F.. A. Barrows
and son, Oswald, OF New York have been
called 10 Waterbury by the serious condi.
ton of f. a. Barrows ut the state hos
/ p!tal,-George Landsel, who recently
moved into y. r. Moody's house has
purchased II. F., Edson's house on Wes;
Branch for $500 and will move there this
week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown Will
move In with Mr.. Moody.-Mrs, George
F. Beecher and daughters, Dorothy and
Catherine, of Woonsocket r l., arrived
Saturday to visit Mrs. Beechers mother
Mrs. r. L. Macutchen. and brothers. w
! 3. and l.. s, Macutchen.--Mr and Mrs
! c. G. Longman and daughter, Audrey
! of Chicago are guests at Woodcres'
! Farm the home of Mr. and Mrs A. J
/ Houston,-N. J. Russell, who has visited
relatives in Stowe left Friday for swan
| ton on his way to his home at Beaver
/ Falls, Pa Mr.. Russoll's sister, Mrs
Addie Cross, accompanied him to Morris
ville,-Mrs +. w Webster Of Morris
| town called on friends in stowe Friday
| Mrs. Webster counted $50 automobiles
passing the Webster house ON the malr
road from Stowe to Morrisvlle between
the hours of 900 n. m. and 800 p. m. OF
a recent Sunday.-Mrs. S. c. Dearborn
of Lynn, Mass, who has visited he
mother. Mrs. f. l.. Wells and Mis-
Jennie Wells and their nephew, Theo
dore Wells, Went Friday to Sarana'
Lake, n Y, to visit their sister Mrs
Albert b. Munn.-Mr and Mrs, G. w
Ruzzell and daughter, Miss Belle Buzzen
recently made a pleasant trip by auto
mobile, visiting Waitsneld, Warren
Rethel and Rochester. They were accom-
panied from Middlesex by G. w. Smalley
Willis NJ. Barnes, the veteran lumber
man. reports that the brook road" t.
Bingham's Falls has been put into fin
shape and parties visiting the Falls AM
Smuggler's Notch will find that roa'
a convenient way of approximation
mometers registered 81 and % degree
Monday afternoon,-Mrs. Flora Blod
gett, whose condition has been NOR
comfortable, was, by news receive
Monday, failing again,-Miss 1sahe
Smith and her brother, Waite have re
turned from Chicago, where the lat
ter has attended the Read summe
school.-Miss Daisy Magoon has resum
ed her work In Miles, Mcmahon