Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-11
Lamoile County
STOWE

The Rev and Mrs G. O. Howe of
Randolph called on friends in Stowe
Monday on their way to Morrisville.-
Hildegard Smalley has finished work
in the central telephone office and
Ruby Bull is taking his place.
The Rev William Claiming Brown
will preach at Unity Church Sunday
morning and also will speak In the eve.
ming at the community sing. Everyone
is cordially invited to attend both of
these services-Mrs. Carrie Straw is
visiting relatives in Mddesex and Brat
tleboro, West Lebanon. y. H.. and
Salem. Mass.-Miss Ruth Collins and
others from here are attending the
State fair at White River junction this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin r. Washburn re-
turned to their home in Salem. Mass.
Saturday after a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. r. Bigelow at The Ledges.-Miss
Dorothy Harris went Saturday to Spring
field, where she will resume her work as
teacher Anna Kennedy and daueh-
ter. Marian. Of Chazy, y. T., are with
Mrs. Kennedy's cousin Mrs. G. F. Adams.
of Moscow. where they will make their
home for the present.-Mr and Mrs. Fred
&C.. Scribner of Portland, Me, visited
their father. Cassius r. Scribner, last
Fitchburg, Mass. where they visited their
sister. Mrs. a. F. Cate. and from there
to their home in Portland. Before his re-
turn to Stowe Mr. Scribner will visit
his other son, Dow c. Scribner, in Bidde-
ford. Me.-Mr. and Mrs. Willis Barrows
went Friday to East Cornth for the
weekend. returning home Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest French and little son,
Arthur Raymond, also returned Sunday
from East Corinth. where they had passed
a part of the week.-Mrs.. Clarence c.
Moody and little daughter and sister Miss
Lois Alger. returned to Waterbury Cen
ter Saturday after visiting their aunt,
Miss Jane Tomlinson. Their brother.
Julian AlSer, who was discharged as
captain In the engineers of the Goth Div-
sion from Texas in the European war.
and Mrs. Alger expect to return soon to
Dallas, Texas, where Mr.. Alger will re-
sumo his work as civil engineer.-Prin.
Ralph Z. Mayo of Stowe high school went
Friday 10 White River Junction for tho
weekend Miss Margaret Keefe of the
high school passed the weekend at her
home in Waterbury While in Stowe
Principal Mayo makes his home at j. NJ.
Ruiter's, Miss keefe at Mrs. Carrie T..
Straw's. Miss Southland at c. y. Adams.
.,
Derby at Miss Susan 4. Bigelow's, Mrs.
Douglass, Miss Sargent and Miss Bige-
low at their homes in Stowc-Private
Oswald Barrows, who is passing some
time In Stowe with his mother. Mrs. L. \.
Barrows. at Stowe Springs. has had an
extension of his leave and will remain
here until September 27.-Mrs. Mae Straw
McQuade, who recently returned TO Chi
cago is keeping boarders at her former
home nj 192o East Marquette Road her
former residence.
The business men Of this village have
secured an option from w. T. Burt OF
Burlington on the Green Mountain Inn
property and the Inn will be opened to
the public soon II is expected that
Mfr, and Mrs f. W. Webster of Water
bury will run the house. Mr.. Burt pur-
chased the property Of C. l.. Mcmahon
in the fall of 1917 and a. \. Hunter of
Burlington was placed in charge. 1t was
closed to the pubic in the fall of 1915
although Mr. and Mrs. Hunter have
occupied the house. Mr.. Webster. who
is well known in this locality. carried
on the Inn very successfully for time
several years ago and has recently had
experience at a hotel at Pike n. II.
Mrs. Webster is one Of the best hotel
assistance of Mrs. Websters sister, Miss
Esther Marshall, who also is an expert
enced hotel worker The opening Of the
Inn will he welcomed by the travelling
public as well as by the people of Stowe
The men AT the head of the enterprise
contemplate forming stock company
with the building of large summer
hotel in the vicinity of Smugglers' Notch
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kaiser, who re-
turned TO their home in Chicopee Falls
Mass. Monday were accompanied by Mr.
kaiser's father, S. H. Kaiser. lie expects
to remain there through the winter
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Morrill, went Monday
to visit Mrs. Morrll's brother at Spring
field They will also attend the State fair
at White River junction. Mrs. w. W.
Houston and son, Maurice, and Miss Mar
lorie Watts were in Barre Monday,-Mr.