Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-24
UM0IllE COUNTY
STOWE.

very successfully Friday evening at the
Moscow and North Hollow school houses.
There was an attendance of go at the for
FINER and the speakers we're II. M. NC
,Farland of Hyde Park and AGRICULTURAL
INSTRUCTOR II. II. Cooley. At the latter
10 were present and the speakers were
III. G. Fleetwood Of Morrisville and r. w.
|aHulburd OF Hyde Park. There was good
fspeaking and much enthusiasm at both
;smeetings. ,-E,ditor w. ]. Bigelow, Mrs
KBigelow, their daughter. Miss Ruth
and Mrs Reitet Of ST. Johnsbury
s,called on friends in Stowe Saturday on
Ether way home from Burlington.-Mr.
4 and AIRS. c. F. Eddy and family COM
pletcd the transfer of their belongings
TO the Malvern stock farm and took up
ktheir abode there Saturday. --Additions to
Ibftd lists for the season are: Bobolinks,
I orioles. white crowned sparrows and
i chipping sparrows-Mrs A. 4. Kendall
!, Of St Louis has come to pass some time
!. with her daughter, Mrs. Carroll George.
The Stowe high school senior class will
|. give. their ball at the Akeley Memorial
|, building Friday evening. Music by Nc
!, LIQUIDS orchestra of Hardwick This is
], instead of the usual class play.-Mrs. c.
!, B. Boyce returned to Montpelier Saturday
!! after passing the week with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Eddy.-Miss Dorothy
I Harris. assistant teacher of the Morris
(: vile .teacher-training class. and Miss
+ Thesis Cakes of the class were at their
! homes in Stowe over Sunday Miss Gladis
! st. Louis of the class will teach the
school at Stowe Forks the coming two
I. weeks.-F'ollowing is the program for
1 commencement week at Stowe high
!. school: Sermon to the graduating class
& by the Rev. ]. Q. Angel at the Akeley
{. Memorial building auditorium at 1880
I. o'clock Sunday evening. June II; Junior
{ class play at the auditorium at S:15
:. O clock Monday evening; class day ex-
4 ercises on the school campus at 2:30
\ o clock Tuesday afternoon; junior-senior
1. reception at the auditorium at eight
! O'Clock Tuesday evening. Grammar school
! graduation exercises at the auditorium at
! 2:30 Wednesday afternoon graduation
!: exercises at the auditorium at Sis O'Clock
{. Wednesday evening; address to the class
by States Attorney James B. Campbell
LOT st. Johnsbury. of the class of 1906;
annual senior class ball at the audi
forum at nine o'clock Thursday evening
Alumni banquet Friday evening. June @
; Miss Polly L. Marshall is the senior class
I. valedictorian; Miss Nadine Boardman
I. salutatorian. and third honors were wor
b
liners Of the University of Vermont scholar
ships are Miss Marshall and o. K. Jenney.
:. The class numbers 10, five boys and eigh
T. girls. Five Of the class are planning tt
enter college In the fall.-Miss Hattie
Caroline Brown, daughter of Hollis M
Thrown and Ransom W. Goodell, all o
(, Stowe. were married by the Rev. w. T
Best in Morrisville Mayo.
!. Miss Elvira Elizabeth Gale and EltoI
Thrown Forbes of Stowe were married a
1.-THE Methodist Episcopal Church parson
:age by the Rev. John A. Hamilton. il
:. Burlington Wednesday May 16 Mr.
Forbes is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
: Presson r. Gale of this town. She wa
graduated from Stowe high school in tn
class Of 1915 and from the teacher-train
ling class at Morrsville in 1916 and laugh
the fall and winter terms in the Moscoy
school. Mr.. Forbes is the son of Mr.
A. A. Royce and came to Stowe with hi
mother from Crete, Nebraska, in Septem
I: Der, 1911. He was graduated from Stow
! high school in 1914 and has taught a yea
lin the Stowe schools and has recent
!. completed his second years studies at tn
university of Vermont. After a weddin
:. trip to Boston Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes wi
,.make their home for the present with th
sbride's parents on West Branch-It
remember seeing so much snow on M
\ Mansfeld in May as there is at, presen
git was longtime former resident VIII
fused to say, "it won't come warm weathe
stuntil the snow goes off the mountai
sand snow won't go off the mountain unit
.3t comes warm weather." both of whic
seem true this year.
! There are now IA high school boys worl
ling on farms. Three boys have entere
the pig-raisipg contest and two boys al
s.making gardens on land secured for thel
ION c. A. Simmons farm east of the vi
llaEe. Two girls have been excused frol
1.-THE high school to work out.-Several me
;'are carrying on gardens on Mr. Sin
mons land.-Miles Mcmahon and sc
have sold IS bushels of wheat for plan
ling and have had calls for more, b,
twere unable to obtain it.-Miss G. 1
:;Gatchell of Hartford, Conn. on
.,pedestrian tour through northern Ne
England, walked Monday from Montpeli
Ito Waterbury. where she took the troll,
::for Stowe and passed the night at Il
s,Green Mountain Inn. Leaving the inn
"a quarter of four Tuesday morning, Mi
,.Gatehell passed "Harow's" about 6
ION her way to Mt Mansfield. THE Re
:E..Llewellyn Goddard will preach the a
.,nual memorial sermon to the veterans
1.-The n. H. Smith Post, G. A. r.. at d
.reunion. Memorial Sunday service at I
sMathodist Episcopal Church Sund
smorning at 1880 o'clock. The music "
b In charge of the Stowe Military bar
assisted by Miss Mildred Holden at t
,organ. The pastors of the Congregation
and Unity Churches will assist in t
sRervice. The various societies and orgs
i1zations are invited to attend in bodi'
lowing to the size of the church and I
large attendance anticipated it will
.iwell for these organizations to come
a seasonable hour that they may be Sc;
LED without undue excitement. The he
:set for the service will he adhered TO a
much comfort will be gained II the peol
Twill make an effort to come early. Owl
TO the great crisis through which this a
the European nations are passing spec
Afforts are being made to make this sci
Ice unique in many ways. The decorate
and the program will be timely and
sproprtate to the day and the occasi
The subject of the sermon will be, ~
Response of America to the Bugle Cal
Mr.. Goddard has also been engaged
deliver the Memorial day address. In
inveninR at 7:30 o'clock the Rev. "
nukeshire of st. Adams will preach
sermon. and large attendance Is ca
Hstly solicited. During the service a
% q special feature will be the serv
pf the Lords supper,--There will be
young peoples service at Unity Chu
ct f:a6 o'clock Sunday evening.-Mr Z
Mrs. q. y, 6tickney have sold their ia
ION West Branch to Mrs. Msrtie smi
taking In exchange Mrs. Smiths no
snn School street,r-Mrs. J. l.. Mayon
Barre. formally Mas Jennie French
lEt0ws. was an ovsr-Sunday visitor ct