Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-28

on the Franklin Union staff, is In charge
Of class opened Monday at the Frank
lin Union for the instruction Of young
college women who desire to become
chaufeurs as a means Of serving their
country during the war. The course in.
cludes instruction in automobile engines
and accessories and is attended by stu
dents from Smith and Radcliffe Colleges
and members of the Business women's
club and the Young Women's Christian
association.-E g. Robinson and son, Roy.
and Ward Chaffee and son, Mark, motor
| ed Monday to Burlington. where the
young men wished to enlist. Robinson
failed to pass the physical examination
| on account OF eczema, and Chaffee was
| too young.-By the summer arrangement
| taking effect next Sunday cars on the Mt.
Mansfield Electric railroad will leave
Stowe at 7:20 and HOO a. m. and 3:15 and
4:50 p. m. and arrive at 1882 a. m. and
los. $50 and 7:40 a. m. Sunday cars will
leave Stowe at S:45 a. m. and 400 p. m.
and leave Waterbury at 9:55 a. m. and
500 y. m. All are mail cars except the
| Hoo a. m. and the los p. IN. cars.-Mrs.
w. d. Pangle is critically III following the
birth Of n still-born child Monday at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Hannah
Knight. Mr.. Pangle was called home
Monday from H,ohg.,e -N,.. Ar,v
Adams ia amn,oved ~ ths c,ra.n New,
! tain Inn.
| Two notable ev.nt. for s,ov. .r. ~.
meetinr NJ tha Vermont pcs. e.s.c,..
ton here this week and the annual field
| meeting Of the Vermont Botanical and
Bird clubs July 0 to II. The members
Of the Press association and their wives
ana ch,ldren ,viiI meat here Erid.v srtsr-
noon ana there wifi he a recention AZ The
Akelev Memorial building IN the aven,nv
II IN exnected that ~. r.r+v mil, ,ds1t
both MI Mansfeid ana Toke Mon,Aejd
and perhaps smurrlers' Notch SATURDAY
ana Sundav.-Frank A. stron~ hes soi6
his farm known an the 0eorre Harris
farm 70 George Rartieft NJ North Trov
| ana will rive possesa,on about .Yuiv
| The farm. which Ia one Of the hest IN
Stowe. keeps n cows ana sold for s14. 2so.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Bartlett have four children.
one a teacher in st. Johnsburv. one a
student at the University Of Vermont.
who has enlisted. ana two who viii
attend stowe high school. Mr.. strong
has purchased Of n. w. BeIden ~ waits.
field the place on Bridge street occun,ed
for II years bv Mr.. and Mrs g. r Eddv
and are moving there.-The seIectmen
have completed the cement xuork renoir.
ing the ahutment ~ the Walker hrooL
bridge that was partially washed ont
during the recent hirh water. Owing
to scarcity of helm no moro work will he
done on the contemplated culvert at nres-
ent.-The condition OF Mrs. w. d. PaneIe.
who has been critically I'll since Monday.
ia more comfortable and her friends are
much encouraged, Her sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Boardman of
wolcott, were here wednesdav.-H q.
Mathews went wednesdav IN RurI,n0+on
and met Mrs. Mathews and ACCOMPANIED
her home. Mrs, Mathews has been at
a sanitarium in Binghamton. N. Y. for
several weeks for treatment for cancer
The Misses Beth and Ada Fuller attended
the graduating exercises at the johnson
normal school Tuesday.-H. G. Fuller at
tended the meeting in Morrisville in re-
gard to securing a county agent Tues
day.-There was a successful dance at the
Akeley Memorial building Tuesday eve
ming. Music was by CAROLS orchestra -
Miss Pearl Wilkins has completed a sue
cessful years work as teacher in Eden
and has passed few days with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest E. wilkins
She will 60 to-day to Lake George, where
she has employment for the summer al
a summer hotel.
The 18th annual banquet Of the Stowe
High School Alumni association was held
at the Green Mountain Inn Friday eve.
ming and was the closing event Of Stowe
high school commencement week. There
were 80 present. An excellent supper
was followed by the initiation Of members
Of the graduating class. toasts. and the
business meeting. E. Lawrence Bigelow
90, was toastmaster. and the responses
were made by Miss Hazel McCuin. 10
Walter L. Morgan. II. and Prin. w. j
English. Ohicers elected were: Presi
dent. f. L. Bigelow; vice-president, Mrs
Ruth Burnham, O4; secretary and treas
urer, Miss Marion Pike, II; executive
committee. Clyde Nelson, '03, Miss Haze
W.. vis;t,ns co,,n, ;ts = p,se1n ~
Miss Dorothy Harris. '13. and Miss Ruth
Mcmahon. 90. Frank l.. Robinson, '05
, who is In England recovering from ser
, Gus wounds received while serving in tn,
: European war. was made an honorar,
, member Of the association. The prize,
of $500 for greatest advancement in tn,
, four years. course were awarded to Orl,
3 X. Jenney and Miss Margaret Cleve
land. Among those present from out o
town were Mrs, Alice Burt Robinson, '06
, of Morrisville and Norman E. French
10, of Montpelier.-Miss Nellie Mae Pot
: ter of the graduating class returned Sat
urday to her home in Belvidere. Martil
Ellsworth also of the graduating class
, returned Saturday 10 his home in Can,
! bridxe.-Mr. and Mrs. e. A, Hill. p. r
Gale. Milo Hill and O. H. Smith. VIII,
motored to Burlington Thursday. visite,
Stowe bows at Fort Ethan Allen. and ais
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