Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-15
LAMOILLE COUNTY
STOWE.

and Mrs William Hutchns. II. NJ !
| Pierce and Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown
of Montpelier. DIR. T.. j. Foster, ).
| Freeman, Aaron Smalley, Ezra Conant'
Miss Mary Conant. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
W. Woodward Henry Hin of Waterbury
Center, and Mrs. Ellen Godfrey OF
stowe. The house was decorated with
bunting and an arch oore the words
in red, white and blue lettering, "Wel-
come, Company B."-Thc annual school
| ball of graduation week was held at the
Akeley Memorial building Thursday eve
ming with an attendance of 50 couples.
Music was by Youngs orchestra.
The events OF graduation week closed
with the annual alumni reunion and ban
puet at the Akeley Memorial building
Friday evening. There was an attend
ance of 20. Tho ladies of Unity Church
| served the banquet \ literary program
carried out with Roy d. Robinson, toast
master, included addresses by the presi-
dent, G. w. Gale, Winford Il. Heath, for
the class of 1916. Raeburn r. McMahon
for absent alumni, Principal n. J. Eng
lish, Superintendent G. ID. Howe, and the
Hon. Mason s. stone, who was a visitor
I'm stowe over night. Officers elected
we're: President Roy d. Robinson; vice
president. Clyde Nelson: secretary and
treasurer Miss Ruth McMahon; execu-
tive committee, Mrs. Amber Macutchan,
Gale w. Straw and Miss Helen Morgan.
The alumni prizes for the best essays by
the graduating pupils We're awarded as
follows: First prize to Miss Myra Camp
bell. second. Harry j. Russ. Fourteen
new members were added to the associa-
tion.-Mrs. Julia Irving and son. G. Ed
ward Irving, returned Saturday to
Thompson's Point after week with their
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Smith,
Wesley Smith accompanied them home
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Luce went Saturday
to Winooski, where Mrs. Luce will have
, treatment at the Fanny Allen hospital
Mrs j. G.. Morgan, Miss Helen and Wal
ter, Mrs. A. R. Straw and II. w. Rest mo-
tored to Winooski Saturday, calling upon
friends at the Fanny Allen hospital and
also upon Mrs Straw's son, r. Alden
: STRAW, of the Norwich University troops
at Fort Ethan Allen-Mrs II. D. Spar ow
? and daughter, Miss Dorothy of Bellows
Falls are guests at the home of MIR. and
y Mrs. S. f. Stickney on West Branch. -
The condition Of Carl Robinson Of Mos
= COW, who has been seriously i'll with dia-
c. betes remains critiCal.-Mr. and Mrs. l..
II. Straw and family, who have returned
, from Franklin, Pa. are stopping at the
home of Mr.. Straws father, II. f. Straw
Carl S. Robinson died about five O'Clock
Sunday afternoon at his home at Mos
COW after a long illness with diabetes
. The funeral was held at the house a
two O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. Mr.
Robinson was GO years of age He passed
the most of his life at Chateaugay, N Y.
;. his native town. He came to Stowe abou
- a year ago from Ludlow, where he hat
lived several years. He leaves his Wifi
and three children. Mrs. George F. Ad
" ans and Elmer r. Robinson OF Moscow
and Curtis B. Robinson of Ludlow. who
~. has been called here by his fathers i'll
- ness, and also brother Bert Robinson o
" Lyon Mountain. n. Y, and two sisters
Mrs Charles Hulburt of Waterbury an,
Mrs Frank Hulhurt of Ticonderoga, y
Y-Orlo f. Luce left Sunday night to at
"a tend tho democratic convention at ST
J" Louis to which he is a State delegate
Miss Marjorie Watts went Monday I,
~ Springfield, Mass, to meet her sister, Mrs
w. w. Houston, and children, Ardys. Ger
aid, Maurice and Burton, Of Cleveland
Ohio, who will pass the summer with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Watts The,
I'd will arrive in stowe Tuesday afternoon
rs Mrs Eddie Balch Wright. field secretar
IN of the State Sunday School association
70 began Monday afternoon on the work o
IN taking the religious census of Stowe. Fac
eT family will be visited and their religion
to preferences ascertained, and the result
- will be placed In the hands of the differen
er pastors. This work has proved of muc
s benefit in other places. The cooperate
h. of all interested is solicited Mrs Wrgh
: G
r ing the day Sunday and conducted tn
r services at the Methodist Episcopf
Of Church in the evening. The Rev. L. ]
IN Goddard, pastor OF the church, preache
el the first of series of eight sermons Sur
+ day morning upon Social Science: TIL
- Crisis Of the Times" The subject he,
ne Sunday will be "Why This Condition
in Mr.. Goddard will preach sermon Sur
s. day evening to the Stowe high scho
graduates of 1916. who have each had
special invitation to be present.-Mr. an
Mrs John Foster have returned from
ST. visit with their children in Springfield
tx Mass-Mr. and Mrs, William II. Grouno
ng Of Boston are visiting Mr., Grounds
- mother Mrs. A. ]. Chaffee-Miss Jenn
in Hodge went Monday to Moscow, whel
Mt she has employment as housokeeper II
he e. S. Wilkins.
Id Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Fuller and fam
nd and Miss Alice Magoon are attending II
en- graduating exercises at the johnson NO
an NAL school this week, at which the
nd daughter, Miss Elizabeth Fuller of II
class of 1914 of Stowe high school, is oil
of the graduates.-Mrs. NJ. ]. Donelly
Brooklyn, n. Y, is a guest for the sur
mer at Brookdale farm. the home oil NJ
and Mrs. j. f. Houston.-Mrs. Bets
Slayton of Waterbury is visiting relativ
in Stowe-William Mills, for many yea
a resident of Stowe Ia III with pneum
40 mia at his home with his daughter MI
"u Elenora Wilkins, in Essex Junction
'oo Mrs A. ]. Magoon received favorat
IVY news Tuesday from her father, A.
ISL George, who is doing we'll at the Fam
ms Allen hospital after an operation f
D. strangulated hernia.-Mrs. j. a. LuC
sen who is at the Fanny Allen hospital.
IN somewhat improved.-Mr. and NJ
- G. \. Dewey Of Forestdale farm are pc
eht ents of n son. born Tuesday morning
eca District Superintendent w. B. Dukeshi
Vi of st. Adams conducted the first quarter
ess conference of the year at the Method
ars Episcopal Church Friday afternoon
mt, Prof. S. b. Slack of McGill University
OF turned Tuesday to Montreal after thr
'ri- weeks at the Green Mountain Inn
one Stowe.-Mrs, Catherine b. Hagar
daughter of Burlington are stopping
,,o nraa,, Mount N Inn for two weeks