Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-10-05
LAMOILLE COUNTY
STOWE.


class of Stowe high school The class
president, George II Ayers acted as
master Of ceremonies and presented n
chair to Mr. and Mrs Cooley i'm behalf
Of the faculty and pupils Of the high
school Remarks were made by Prn W.
j. English, George a. Burnham and Mr.
Cooev.-Mrs VI +. Hutchins and Mrs.
W. J. Ayers Of Waterbury Center were
in Stove SaturdaY.-Miss Grace Biseldw,
who has passed some time at her homo
at The Lodges during tho closing Of
the Springfield, Mass, schools on a"-
count of the prevalence Of iufantile
PARALYSIS, returned Saturday to resume
her work a the Springfield high school
of commerce. Her mother, Mrs. Edwin
r. Bigeiow, accompanied her to Water
bury. There she passed the day with
friends - Miss Minnie A. Eiselow Of Sea
Breeze. Fla who has passed several
DAYS in stowe, left Saturday to visit her
cousin. W. J Ri-c'ow. i'm -. Johnshury,
on her way - Breton Woods and the
White Mountains daughter born
Thursday to Postmaster and Mrs Asa
Z Oakcs is their nth child One child
died in infancy The others are all at
home with their Parents. with the excen-
zion of Miss Thesis, who is attending tue
teachers training school in Morrisviile
There was a hard frost Saturday. the
80 a. 1.tII- - 80.
water The mountains of the main
range and also the Hogbacks were
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fan. The foliage is fast putting on
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ana MIS- warren II. butler nave re-
turned TO DenVefS, Mass AFTER a nrlet
Visit Win MIS- bullef aunt MIS-.
- Louise bIeelow ana other stowe
1Flehds.-Mlss lSaheIIe Chattee re-
sumed her work at r. ;. boardman $
restaurant Monday after two months
absence on account OF illness and an
operation for observation-disclosures
Doherty and Leslie Martell of Boston
are visiting Mr.. poherty's uncle, c. L.
McMahon and aunt Mrs. a. +. Luce
and amilies.-Miss Hazel Adams is
teaching the North Hollow school
Monday was moving day at Moscow.
Among the families changing abode
were Mr.. and Mrs ", W Adams, who
moved to their house On the main road
recently purchased Of g. g. SiaNton,
Guy Brickey. who occupied the house,
moved into one of T.. +. Smiths tene-
ments in the l.. r. Smith house MI aud
Mrs. Henry Mcmahon moved into their
house south Of Waterbury river recently
purchased Of ". w Adams: Orvle
Tucker who occupied the house. moved
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