Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-05-30

luncn IN ne Arthar woods at Seven
6prinst saturday AxSsenoon Miss
Randall q the hlsh sohooi gave the
girls . driu In marching.
William W. Adssns was severely IN.
jured at the Novelty works Of hie son.
q. r. Adams, whore ne was worhinf
Thursday afternoon when no was
struck on the aide Of his face and
head BY a i0.inch belt, which had
become broken. Mr.. Adams neck was
badly wrsnched, his jaw hurt, his up.
per teeth broken. The force of the
blow knocked him some distance
against some machinery cutting o
gash In the back Of the head that re-
quired several stitches to close. Hs
was unconscious for an hour and a
half. He was taken TO the homo Of
his son whore he remained over
night, but was able % Be taken
home on Friday mornins.--Announce
ments have been received In this village
Of the marriage on May 20 in Fitch
burg. Mass, of Miss Lou Harriet
vearen and George Arnold Bowers.
Mrs. Bowers was formerly of stowe
and was graduate Of Stowe high
school In 1919. She has been teaching
In Fitchburg after completing a course
OF study In the Fitchburg Normal
School. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers will re-
side In Leominster, Mass.--Mr. and
Mrs. George 8. Marshall and Mrs.
E. G. Stafford went to Burlington
Friday. Mr.. Marshall remained for
treatment for sciatic rheumatism at
the Fanny Allen hospital at winoosld.
F. c. Bashaw returned Friday from
Burlington. doing we'll after an oper-
alton for appendicitis two weeks ago.
Edwin e. Smalley and Bernard Mo-
fa to % - D.. ~f~ TL-sA
Ing and expected to leave that night
for training at Camp Devens. Mo-
Manis was given a farewell party at
the home Of his parents Thursday even
Ing There were about 1875 people pres
ent. Cake and coffee was sersed A
farewell address to the young man
was given by e. NJ Houston. Mr..
Houston also sang a solo and with his
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Victor Houston,
sang a duet accompanied by Miss Helen
Houston at the piano. There were
games and dancing with music by
Sheckett's orchestra McMinis was pre-
scented with Red Cross outfit, q
wrist watch, shaving set and a foun-
tain pen. His brother Willis McMinis
and familyof Morrisville and sister
Mrs. Guy Ayers and children of Water
bury and Miss Florence McMinis of
Burlington were among those present.
The Rev. j. Q. Angel Of East Burke
will preach the sermon to the graduating
class Of Stowe high school at the Arkeley
Memorial building Sunday evening. The
senior class last chapel will be held at the
school building Tuesday morning.-The
Rev. II. w. Cummings will exchange pull
pits with the Rev. w. F. Hill Of Water
bury Center Sunday mornng.-John Fos-
ter suffered a shock at his home on Main
| street Wednesday morning. The left side
Is paralyzed. Mr. Foster Is conscious, but
unable to speak distinctly He was "a
on the 23rd. His son. James Of Springfield
has been called here to care for him.-Mrs.
Sherman e. stickney had both bones Of
| the right lower arm broken when she was
knocked down and kicked by horse We'd
nesday morning at her farm home on the
Moscow road. Mrs Suckney was In the
hen house and opened the door Just as
Mr.. Stickney was leading horse past to
water. The sudden opening of the door
frightened the horse. which jumped.
knocking Mr.. Stickney down and breaking
away from him Mrs. Stickney was
knocked down. and her arm was broken
when the horse kicked. Mr.. Stickney was
slightly injured.-Mrs. Mary Shubert 70
turned Wednesday from Waterbury,
where she has visited her sister. Mrs,
hose MOrSe. MRS. ShuDert goes TINS week
to Lake Mansheld. where she has employ
ment tor the summer in the laundry.
Mrs. G. A. Brough will be employed az
cook at Lake MansfeId.-Mrs. @. 8. Mar
shall visited Mr.. Marshall at the Fanny
Allen hospital at Winooski Wednesday,
Miss Mildred Smith and Mrs. John s
Smith were in Burlington Wednesday,
Mrs. F. e. Atkins returned to Waterbury
Wednesday after several days in Stowe.-
Donald M. Mcmahon and sister, Miss
Ruth Mcmahon. returned Tuesday from
Hanover. N H.. where they attended
commencement at Dartmouth College,
Pre-memorial exercises were carried Out
at the school building by the pupils OF
the different grades: Song. "Amsrica
Forever" first grade; song. I'VE Pledge
Our Country" fourth grade; song, b.
the fifth grade boys; song by the third
fourth and fifth grade boys; son. Save
Old Glory" by all the school; food con
servation play, first grade;- exercise
winning the War In School," secont
grade: exercise by the fourth grade girls
exercise. 1.-The jolly Stamps" seconf
grade: exercise. Belgian Children" f'ftt
grade.