Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-04

ment Mrs. Fowler Is in Burlington to
be near her husband.
Messrs II r. Shaw. G.. l.. Mcmahon,
q. r. Luce, e. G.. Russell. G. A. Sim
mons, II. e. Mcmahon and Douglass Nc
Sweeney motored to Harlow Hill sun
day and visited several places comparing
their merits as sites for a summer hotel.
"A large number of the Aver family in
stowe attended the Ayers family re-
union al Walter Ayers at Waterbury
Center saturday. There were 121 present,
among them MIR. and Mrs. Harry Ayers
and Mr. and Miss Graves of Walpole.
\. H., and Miss Isabel Adams of Mont
pelier. who also visited her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Adams Mr. and
Mrs. Ayers and friends also visited his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Ayers Mrs.
Ella Adams was elected president of the
! eunion, and Mrs. Aurora Adams, chaplain
both of Stowe. j. y. Ayers and ". w
Ayers of stowe and Frank Towne of
Waterbury will serve as the committee
for next year--A very successful COM
munty sing was carried out at Unity
Church Sunday evening. Prof George A.
Burnham of Lyndonvile acted as or
ganist, playing the pipe organ. and was
gladly heard again by his friends in
stowe. He also assisted in rendering a
bers being Mrs. II. w Barrows and Mr.
and Mrs. 7. \. Douglass, with Miss
Laura Thomas at the organ. Many old
familiar hymns were sung by the choir
and congregation, and Mrs. Barrows and
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass sang a trio. Mr.
Durham was called upon for rema rks
and spoke of the interest he has taken
In the successful working out of the unit
ing of the churches here The pastor. the
teN. NJ. E. Bacon also gave a short ad-
dress. The morning service was a Labor
day service The sermon was appropriate
| TO the occasion. Professor Burnham play
ed the organ, and a choir comprising Mrs
| Barrows, Mrs. Lynch Miss Ayers and
| Miss Thomas led the singing-Among
those from stowe who attended the hrft
meeting in Worthwhile Saturday were
/ County Manager Mrs. II f.. Shaw, Town
Manager Mrs. Lola Douglass. Mrs Wal
lace Dewey, Miss Dorothy Harris Miss
susan Btgelow, Miss Mabel Sleeper,
Miss Hazel Cakes and the Rev and
Mrs, W. f.. Bacon.--Miss Ruth Collins
was guest over the extend of Mrs
Harold simmons in Richmond.-Mr and
Mrs. Charles Pillsbury of Mortified are
visitors at the home of their brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Royce
at THE Sticks."-tiale r. Shaw and
l.. :. Peterson motored Sunday to Wi
nooski, returning with Jesse Chase,
who has been treated at the Fanny
Allen hospital for a double fracture
| OF one leg and who is still confined to
his bed.-The Misses Marjorie and Re-
hecca Burt left Sunday on their return
to Minneapolis after passing a part of
the summer in Stowe.--Alr. and Mrs
Herbert Pratt of Morrisvlle were Wis
itors in stowe Sunday.-Miss Grace
Bigelow, who has passed the summer
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
. r. Bigelow at The Lodges returned
Monday to Springfield Mass, to re-
sumo her work as teacher in the
Springfield High School of Commerce.
The Misses Angie and Ramona Gale
have returned home after a weeks visit
in Morrisvlle.-Miss Rebecca Buron.
who has been employed at the Water
bury Inn through the summer. has
passed a week at BURLINGTON and ha
returned home.
The high school opened Tuesday
morning with a registration of 100
pupils Ralph G. Mayo, principal will
teach agriculture and science. His as
sistant, Mrs Lola r. Douglass, will
teach mathematics. Miss Margaret
Keefe. French and English. Miss Grace
y.
Pike. domestic science. Superintendent
C. D, Howe and Messrs Watts and
Stafford of the school board were pre-
sent and gave brief addresses at the
opening of the school, as also did the
principal. The superintendent teach :
ers and school board met Monday after
noon to arrange the schedule of studies
The teachers in the grades are Miss
Ella Sargent, first intermediate, Miss
Edith Derby, second INTERN ediate, and
Miss Susan A Bigelow. primary.-'rhe
Rev NJ. +. Bacon and Mrs. Bacon, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. T Lovejoy and Mr.. and
Mrs. l. l.. Harris attended the opening
of the Universalist convention in Nor
risville Tuesday. Mr.. Bacon gave an ad-
dress in the evening.--Mr. and Mrs
Felix O. Wits motored Tuesday to
Winooski accompanied by their little
daughter De Loid who will attend the
St. Louis convent school there-Mrs
f. s Dearhorne who has passed some
time with her mother, Mrs r. L. Wells
and other Stowe relatives, and her sis.
ter. Mrs Eliza Funnogan, went Tues
day to whitman, Mass. on their way
70 Mrs. Dearhornes home in Lynn. Mrs
Funnegan will be gone two weeks and
will visit friends in Woodstock on her
way home.--Miss Clara La Duke OF
Farnham, p. @. is visiting her cousin
Mrs F. l.. Wells-Miss Flora Marshall
who has visited her sister, Miss Polly
Marshall. in Worcester, Mass, has en-
tered the Burdette Business College ir
Boston, making her home with Prof
and Mrs. Conrad A. Adams in Med
ford.-Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Boardman
who have motored here from Battle
Creek Mich, have visited Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. c. Marshall, and are now visiting
friends in Morrisville and Wolcott.-
Miss Lily Marshall accompanied hel
uncle Stanley Adams and cousin Miss
Isabel Adams on their return to st. AL
bans after coming here to attend the
Ayers family reunion.-Mrs, Mary
SSmalley, Mrs. Carrie George, Miss Hill
degard Smalley and Robert George
visited Mt. Mansfield Monday by way
of the Long Trail, walking from
: Barnes Camp to the summit, and ther
, tn the foot of the mountain, thu
younger people also visiting the Chin
- The Rev J, 3. Booth of STAFFORD
. Conn, formerly pastor of Unity Church
, will give an address at public meet
, ing of the Brotherhood at Unity Church
, Thursday evening.-Robert Harris, WHIT
has returned from a trip to Milwaukee
, was accompanied by Mrs Harris aunt
Mrs. Alice Humphrey, who will MAKE
her home with her niece and husband
, W. A. KNIT is having the house HI
, has recently purchased on School stree
: : other improvements The barn is he