Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-05
Lamoile County
STOWE

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Leon S. Macutcnan, who has not re-
gained his health since an attack of in
fuenza in october. has been at the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington for OBJ
servation this week
At the banquet of the Stowe high School
Alumni association held Thursday eve
ming the following officers wer elected:
President Harry Russ. Is; vice-president,
Mrs Bernice Ayers, l3; secretary and
treasurer. Ruby d. Shaw. II; executive
committee, Mrs. w. T. Burt, Miss Flor
ence Ayers and Gable II. Shaw. Ia.
The Stowe high school Alumni associa-
ton held it's annual banquet at Banquet
hall in the Akeley Memorial building
Thursday evening. A delicious menu was
served by the ladies of the Unity Aid.
Mrs. Hattie Douglass Mrs. Ella Bruce,
| Mrs. Addie Simmons and Miss Nellie Sar-
gent were the committee in charge. Fol-
lowing the banquet Gale II. Shaw, 10,
! acted as POSTMASTER. and toasts were
given as follows: Welcome, Elton B.
Forbes. IL 1919, Miss Florence Ayers, 10;
| absent Alumni" Mrs. Mildred Russ,
impuromptu, NJ. Cornell Riley. 10; Ed
ward Harris, II. The retiring officers are
President. f. B. Forbes; vice president
Mrs. Thesis Robinson secretary and
| treasurer, Miss Ruby Shaw; executive
committee, the Misses Ruth Mcmahon ana
Helen Houston and w. T. Burt.-Howard
Clyde Campbell. IS years of age. son of
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fred Campbell. died sud
ldenly Wednesday evening May % at
Joseph Whites where he was calling
He had called earlier in the evening at A.
B. Weeks and on his way home stopped
to chat with the younger Joseph White,
IS,-ln LA fell vi 1p
| "Oh, oh, OH and after gaspng few
times died. The young man had an attack
of heart trouble four years ago, but hao
not been troubled since then. He had
helped his father with the farm work
Wednesday and had apparently been as
| we'll as usual He was a member of the
class Of 1921. Stowe high school, but left
school several months ago to assist his
father. Besides his parents, he leave three
brothers, John j. Campbell of Burlington.
States Attorney James r. Campbell of
St. Johnsbury and Fred f. Campbell OF
Morrisvile and four sisters, Mrs. George
S. Gale of Stowe. Mrs. Roy A. Baker of
Hyde Park. Miss Myra L. Campbell of
Tunbridge and Vivian Pearl, at home with
their parents
There will be special meeting of
Mansfield Mountain Grange Saturday
evening when the third and fourth de-
grees will be conferred upon a class of
candidates. A large attendance is desired.
A regular meeting of Harmony Pomona
Grange will be held at Waterbury Cen
ter Wednesday, June 1.-THE United
Church Sunday school is we'll established
at Unity Church where the church serv-
ices are now held. The adult classes meet
in the audience room. the intermediate
= lHta in he Gtat ma
primary classes in the lower parlor. More
chairs are needed and contributions are
asked from those having chairs to spare.
Harold Smith was taken to the Fanny
Allen hospital at Wnooski Tuesday for
treatment for a heart trouble. His
brother II. G. Smith and sister, Miss
Gladys, accompanied him and also DR..
$ H. w. Barrows.-A. Fl. Bentley is at the
t Mary Fletcher hospital for X-ray ex-
animation for a stomach trouble.-Miss
, Isabel Chaffee has been at the Fanny
5 Allen hospital for treatment for several
a days.-Mrs. Harry McCuen. who is re-
e covering from operation at the Mary
3 Fletcher hospital, was taken Monday to
, the home of her brother-in-law. c. f
, McCun. in Burlington.-Mr and Mrs. A
, C. Morrill, and children and Mrs. L. s
n Macutchan and children called on Mr.
v Macutchan returned home Monday.
= Miss Dorothy NJ. Adams and Henry
: T. Way Of Burlington were married al
g the brides home in Stowe Monday, June
). 2. at two O'clock the Rev NJ. f. Bacor
d officiating. The rooms were decorated
d with profusion of white lilies and lilies
!. ofthe valley. The bride was attended by
= Miss Helen Houston and the groom by
i Kenneth Clement A solo. "Maris," wa:
:, rendered in a charming maner by Mis-!
| Hildegarde Smalley, accompanied by Mis-!
Katherine Smaley, who also played thu
wedding march. The brides gown was o
white satin and georgette crepe: thu
bridesmaid yellow satin anC
georgette crepe. The bridal bouquet wal
of white roses with a hanging shower o
" lilies -of-the- valley; while the bridesmaid
# carried yellow roses. Among the guest
II were: Mr.. and Mrs. II. A, Way. Cheste
= Way and Miss Marion Way and o. Ed
n wards of Burlington; Seward French o
d Hyde Park; Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Whit
T. and children of Barre; Mrs. Herr
j. Marshall of Waterbury, Mr.. and Mrs
k James Houston Mr., and Mrs A. Foste
= and family Mr. and Mrs. p. Vondle an
:. family; Earl Harlowe and family an
n Miss Sadie Harlowe Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu
IS Houston and family; Mr. and Mrs, Ernes
J. Houston and family; Mr.. and Mrs Hema
l. Foster: Charles Gale Mrs. Mary Smal!e
and daughters Mr. Richard Chase an
Charles Parker of Stowe, Many beauti
full gifts were presented to the bride an
l.. congratulations by telegraph added
: the days good wishes. Miss Hildegard
y. Smaley caught the brides bouquet an
the bridal couple left for a trip in NJ
"a Ways car amid the joyous farewell c
=, their friends.
Il JEFFERSONVILLE
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