Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-23
Lamoile County
STOWE

MI. anu MIS-. CeOfSe Wllhur or
Williamstown We're visitors at Dr.. Nor
CAMS over the week-end-F. T. Upton
OF Salem. Mass. has been stopping at
A. l.. Gale's.-Mr and Mrs. A. l.. Gale
and their guests were on MI Mansfield
Friday. They report finding snow and
ice.--Mr. and Mrs. John Webb and chill
dren Of Fit. Covington. y. Y. visited at
Isaac Fosters Saturday and Sunday. Mr.
Foster accompanied them on their return
home Monday.-Several of the relatives
and friends Of Mrs. Walter Slayton sur
prsed her by giving. her a birthday party
Friday evening.-Dr. Howard Sargent and
wife and children OF Island Pond visited
the doctors father, Jackson Sargent, and
also at Earl Harlow's Saturday and Sun
day. Monday Mr.. Harlow took them to
Mt Mansfeld.-H. f. Shaw and Fl. c.
Mcmahon returned Sunday after attend.
ing a Shriners meeting IN Sherbrook.
p. O., on Saturday.-Mrs. n. +. Shaw.
director of the thrift campaign in La.
mobile county, went with Mrs. Myra Lord.
Mrs. d. c. Jones, and Mr.. Jenney, State
directors. to Worthwhile Sunday evening
10 an enthusiastic union thrift meeting
of the churches under the direction of the
Rev. Mr.. Best.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. O. Burt and their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Reynolds of
Minneapolis, were in Swanton Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tinkham and daugh-
ter of Johnson were in Stowe Sunday
Raeburn Mcmahon and wife and Mrs
Taylor, her mother from Montreal, who
is visiting them. and Mrs. H. G.. McATa-
hon and children and Mildred Smith were
in Burlington Sunday to meet Mr. and
Mrs. Fay Evans.--Two large fiocks Of
wild geese were seen flying south Mon
day morninR.-An interesting meeting was
held in connection with the community
sing Sunday evening. including story
by Mrs. Shonier. read by Lawrence Big
Glow. Mr.. Bacon made some remarks, and
Mrs. A. u. Lynch sang a solo.--Miss
Naomi Wilson Of Montreal is visiting
Mrs. Orlo Town at Moscow-AIrs. William
Bennett, who is IN poor health. is not as
well.-Miss Jessie Adams. who has been
visiting her people in Stowe, has returned
to Boston.-Floyd Sleeper was at home
from Burlington over the week-end<-A
subscription for money for the Glee club
IL now being taken. The purpose OF the
money Is to purchase hooks for tine ,per-
eta which the school expects to put on
under the direction of Mrs. Lynch.-F'ri-
day night a basketball association for tho
boys was formed. John Boardmaan was
chosen captain and Dennis Kaiser, man.
ager. Monday night. October D. there
was a game between the seniors and
sophomores. 1t was the first one of the
season.-The baskets have been removed
from the school cl1hpus to the basketball
hall and the girls practiced Thursday night
in the hall for the first time.-Friday night
the orchestra played three selections at
the church social and the Girls Glee club
sang two. The members of the orchestra
were very sorry that John Boardman and
Florence Shackett were unable to he
present-A number of girls with Mrs
Southland are planning to attend the girls
I conference AT Essex Junction, October 95
Miss Helen Chaplin. assistant State SUI.
perHfsor OF home economies, was in Stowe
| Friday.-Miss Katherine Smalley has
| finished work in Jeffersonviile and is al
her home here.--Mr. and Mrs. s. C.
| Allen of Maidstone are visiting Mrs
Aliens parents, Mr.. and Mrr. W. w
| Ayers.-A successful and largely attend.
q social was given Friday night by the
Young Peoples Community club. There
was music by the school orchestra and
| Glee club and music by Hazel Gibbs
Refreshments were served.-Arthur Seavel
and family have moved to the Foster
house on Main street. recently purchased
by them.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Muzzy, of Newton
Mass, are visiting at the home of r.. C
Russel-Mr. and Mrs. George r. VOL.
ing, of North Bennington, were at the
home of Il. u. Bigelow Wednesday.-E,d-
| ward Cleveland has bought out the in.
terest of the heirs of Mrs. Ellen Godfrey
| in his farm.-Waite Luce and Mrs Laura