Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-16

occupied the first part of the evening,
then Followed the business hour. The
class voted to aid the Red Cross sewing
committee. whenever they could The
literary entertainment was given by Tia
Miles Jackson who sang several
selections. accompanied by Mrs. Raymore
at the piano and also gave two readings
In her own nimitable manner. all Of
whlch were most thoroughly enjoyed.
Abundant delicious refreshments were
served.
STOWE
| Friday night there was a hard thunder
shower and Sunday morning snow was
seen on Mt. Mansfield for the first time
! ms tall, winch is later than usual for its
/ first appearance. This means winter in
six weeks.-Mrs. Lewis Raymond who
has been in poor health for some time. is
not as well. She has a trained nurse car
ing for her Her daughter. Mrs. r. r.
! McCutchen is with her.-Mrs. Rosamond
| McCutchen is at the home Of her son.
Leon on Maple street for the present
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Racery who have
heen stopping at the home Of j. NJ. Rui-
! ter for some weeks left Saturday for
' Florida. The body of Mrs. William Har-
rls. a former resident of Stowe Forks.
was brought here from Morristown for
burial in the West Branch cemetery sat
urday.-Mr. Howard Thomas was in Bur.
linston Saturday.-Deloyd Wells. daush-
ter of T. q. Wells has returned from the
st. Louis convent in Winoosk and en-
tered school here.--Atrs. w. w. Hous-
ton. wife Of Major Houston left Saturday
with her children. Ardys Gerald Burton
and Maurice for Philadelphia where the
IA
! took them to Burlington where they took
night train.Mrs. Lola Douglas passed
tho Weekend with Miss Jessie Southland
al her home in Fairtax-Dorothy Harris
returned Monday to Springfield where she
! is teaching
| At the community sing Sunday evening
| the Rev. NJ f. Bacon gave very in
| teresting talk on what the church can
DO for tho young people" and Prof r.
{. Mayo gave an interesting talk on
! what the Young People Can DO for
the Church" Mrs. H. W. Rarrows SANG
a solo.-NeXt Friday evening the Young
: Peoples Community club will give so.
| ciah'e at The Unity Church. The old as
well as young people arc urged To come
and take an interest in the work Of this
club. The flower committee of the club
| LOOK the flowers that were in church Sun
/ "dH anu distributed them among the
sick and shut-ins. Miss Helen Major has
returned to her work as teacher in Wash
| inEton, u. C., after visiting her people
! in stowe and attending the teachers con-
ventton m Montpelier There are bulle-
tins and crop reports, etc. received each
week at the Stowe Free library that peo.
| PIE arc welcome to come in and reach il
! they wish to.-Miss Carpenter of Essex
Junction is visiting Miss Muriel Pike
| MISS Ella Sargent and her brother Leo,
were in Burlington Sunday
| The stowe teachers who attended the
annual meeting of the Vermont State
| Teachers association at Montpelier re-
| port helpful and inspiring meeting
| Mrs. Louise Chaplin Boardman of Keene.
~ H.. visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
G. H. Chaplin over the week-end.-Harry
Downcr has returned from Burlington.
where he left his wife. Mrs. Frances
Downer. doing well after a successful
operation at the Fanny Allen hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Woodbury. Of Burling
ton were in Stowe Monday Mr. Wood.
bury is hotel man. He has hotel in
| paytona Fla. He and several of the bus
mess men went as far as Moss Glen Falls
looking up possible hotel sites here
George F. Adams Of Moscow is having
|
heat. When the time is changed back.
he will adopt the nine-hou- system. and
VIII have the honor Of being the first man
| in Stowe to adopt that system-Prof Fl
| II Gibson. director of AGRICULTURAL edu-
cation of Montpelier. was in stowe Tues
daN He spoke to the pupils of that de-
pdftmont in the high SCHOOLGIRLS Lewis
/ raymond who has been in poor health
Tor some time. died Monday night
/ lWenty-nine ladies of the Ladies' Aid Of
'he Community Church met with the
president Mrs. c. A. Tomlinson. at the
lower village Tuesday afternoon. a husi-
ness meeting was held They decided I,
serve chickenpie dinner next month.
Refreshments of cake and coffee and
grapes were served.-A. {. Morrill, is i'm
proving after his recent ilness.-Mrs NJ
r. Bacon and Miss Ruby Shaw wen, to
Bellows Falls Wednesday to attend the
state sunday school convention at that
place'-Tne Rev. A. L. Goddard and wife
OF Cabot are visiting Mrs. God.
dard's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Holden.-Mrs. O. D. Long and
daughter. Sybil. who have been spending
some time with Mrs. Longs sister. Mrs.
Walter Warren in Bennington. have re-
turned home. Electric lights are being in
stalled at the Gold Brook creamery
u. A Douglass. who has been working
IN the barber shop in Hotel Randall Nor
rlsViiie, has finished his work there Mr.
and Mrs. James f. Campbell recently
visited Mr.. Campbells parents Mr.
and Mrs. J. r. Campbell-N
ana Mrs. Arthur Cheney of Nor
risViile were In Stowe Tuesday So
II. T. Pike and (; nily and Mrs A. r.
cheney were in Burlington Monday G.
r.. Fowler VINO is at the Mary Fletcher
hospital. is improving. having gained
seven pounds,-Mrs. c. II. A. Stafford and
daughter, Eloise of Morrisville, were called
to stowe Tuesday by the death of Mrs
Stanord's aunt, Mrs. Lewis G. Raymond
Mrs. T. r. Smith and son. o. II. Smith
and wife were in Morrisville Wednesday
TO attend the funeral of Mrs. Smiths
niece, Mrs. Nellie Smith Goodrich. a for
mer resident of Stowe.--Mr. and Mrs
Havlland, who have been stopping at the
Green Mountain Inn for two weeks went
New York
WOLCOTT.
p \. Holenbeck is in Cambridge June
tion shipping lumber for r. S. Page.-W
1. Reed, II. G. Reed and son Lionel pass
ed sunday a. the home OF W, S, Newton
in st. Adams. Mrs. Ada Downing, of
Hardwick, was a visitor in town We'd
| nesday,-Mr and Mrs. l.. d Bliss were
visitors at A, w. Fosters October s.
{. Il. Haskell has purchased the Pope
|