Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-25

lillian Barrows, secretary and treasurer /
The club will meet with the president ON /
the afternoon of May 26.
Mrs. Glen II. cole and her sister, Mrs.
George \. Durham, gave party AT inc
home Of Mrs. Cole Friday afternoon to
the girls of the stowe high school sopho-
more class in honor of the 18th birthday
anniversary of her daughter. Miss
Catherine cole The party was arranged
as Il surprise to Miss cole and WAS much
enioNcd. Besides her CLASSMATES the
Misses Nadine Boardman Ruby SHAW
and Dorothca Wells were present. Re
frcshmcnts were served Mrs Hannah
Eddy of Johnson is in stowe to visit her
som G. T. Eddy, and brother, !" II.
Tomlinson, and families. -'Messis Merritt
and Freeman have completed construction
work here for the Citizens Telephone
company and returned SATURDAY to Nor
iisville.-Mrs. G. A. Riley ana daughter
Miss Lois, visited her son, NJ. Corn'I
Riley, at Norwich University saturday
The old and young peoples dance at the
Green Mountain Inn Friday evening was
attended by about 80 couples. Ecff'Sh-
ments were served and music was "H
ShaCkett's orchestra. assisted by M'SSl .
Paul and Ellis of Morrisville-h' It,
Cooley attended the state meeting 81 th'
Green Mountain club at Brandon fr'ua\
as delegate from the stowe section
Following a mothers day service at
the Methodist Episcopal church SUNDAY
morning, the Rev f.. l. Goddard prea'H-
ed to fathers" taking for his theme
"Our Fathers Cod" There was a large
attendance. Miss Elsie AlPer sang MISS
! Aluer gave n blackboard talk upon Sprifa
seeds at Sunday school NIS' t ,.
ADAMS, Mrs. Matte Sanpoiil' MIS- i''''''''
Barrows and Mrs Emma AYERS were %r
pointed pastor ana commute -
Alma Brush led the f'"orth .'''t "' S''
! ice. There was l'uNe "''o'''''''' -
the evening service. The pastor S'Ii'''''
! to young people was i'"s.i"''u w." 9
blackboard and picture '"'h' M'S' '['
Euzzcl sang SOLO N'puI 4'
The Epworth League so'WI H"'ur"'' wv
! nlnE' Nearly an P'cS'". N''c ''' 49,
suggesting some l"hn!Htr S"lNS' III
| Rev Robert poNoN Vi N"t'l""' - N"'
conducted Cathohc service III the ne
| ley Memorial pulIulhE HuH""N ''""'','
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +. =
Boardman while in StoWe'-The Kew e.
NJ. StcbbinS preached at the tonrrega-
tional church Sunday morning.-Mrs
Katherine Elizabeth Funk of Mattapan,
Mass the Rev. f.. l.. Dudley Of Des
Nloincs. Iowa. and Mrs Edward T.
Grecue of Marlboro. Mass, are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs G. +. Eddy
=. J. Buron has been on crutchcs for a
vcol from an injury received when lie
stonnef on a Observation-Disclosures Heath of
Stowc high school returned Monday from
n voek-end visit with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs l. ( Heath i'm Johuson.-The Rev.
ana Mrs y ~ Collins. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
y Cn,line and tbrec children. Mr.. and
Mrs y Collins and Miss Ruth Collins
ottorded tba funcr., or Mrs Tucretio COL
hin. I'm 1tvdo Park Sandwiches Mar.
rarc, Harris returned to Middloburv
Irouere >,oudov oftor an over sunday
,i.i. win har nare,ts Nr aud ,1,s w
g. IIorrisp y >,.roon has received
rars Of tho hi,,,, Of , con ON N,,. - ia
his so, ana v.ifo NJ, and Mrs I,rues,
,Ioaoon in po.tor NJ and Mrs N u
NrH,oho, ro,,,,,od >r,nd,,. 70 ,,ur,inctor
af+ar ,.is;,inr ". and ,tr. q T. I.nc,
md Nv and Mr.. q I NcNra.
hon over Sundov-uarold Sanborn ha,
: purchased the Miss Susan RlacI, house or
cherry street and his narents. Mr. an,
Mrs. G. 4. Sanhorn, will occupy it will
him-Mr and Mrs Plny Vondc have
purchased of the Mrs. phehc Adams
estate her farm ON Edison hill. which the,
have carried on since Mrs Adams.
ldeath-H H. Tucker and his brothcr-in.
Ilaw, Barton Crosby of Burke. y. Y. hay,
PASSED several DAYS in stowe. Mr.. Tuck.