Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-24
Lamoille County
STOWE

Church Sunday morning when very in
teresting Chi]dren's day exercises were
carried out by tho Community Sunday
school, 12o children taking part. The altar
of the church had been taStefully
decorated with flowers Mrs H. f.. Pike
and Mrs. n. G.. Mcmahon committee in
charge. Miss Dorothy Barrows acted as
orsanist. About ion Of the smaller chill
dren entered in a body and were assist o'l
BY older ones in carrying out the pro-
cram. which included on organ prelude;
professional; welcome song, Mrs. Love
toys class: poem. Mrs. Bacon and chill
dren: How Sunday School Originated, =
Ariie Wright; song. Mrs. Douglass and
Mrs. Jenney's class; recitations, Harley
Kaiser and Carlyee Mcmahon; duet. Vera
Spaulding and Pauline Kaiser: recta-
ton, Maizie McCuen; song. Miss Bigc-
lows class; recitation, Muriel Pike $
class; song. Mrs. II. W. Barrows; poem.
Mrs. Simoneu's class: ''Shoemaker's
Song" poem, Mrs. Adams class: recita-
ton, Marion Pixies class: recitation,
James Foster; recitation, Miss Derby's
class Bible exercises, Mrs. Bacon $
primary department; christening of the
following children: Beatrice f. Smith,
Lorraine f.. Magoon. Dali Boyer. Eliza
beth n. Downer. Elizabeth G. Paulson,
Violet Bailey, Kenelene S. Jenkins. Cath
crime Faunce. Evelyn Faunce, Glcnna r.
Wright Superintendent Miss Clara Bar
rows was in charge and the Rev. Nj. r..
Bacon assisted in the service.
William A. Knight and brother, Harvey
Knight, returned Saturday from New
bury. where they attended the Newbury
Seminary alumni banquet Friday evening
During the rain of Friday night some
snow fell on Mt Mansficld-Mrs. Abbie
Warren, who has been at the Mary Flet'
cher hospital for two months, was able
70 60 this week to ~ LOOMS street II
Burlington, where she will he cared tol
until able to leave the city.-Miss Isabel
Smith who has completed her work as
dietitician at a hospital at Newport News
Va, and is visiting her parents, Mr. anc
Mrs. F. f. Smith, at MOSCOW. mas
similar position at ST. Luke's hospital il
New York.-An exhibit of wild flowers IL
the public reading room included pail
laurel Labrador tea, cowberiy and creep
ing snowberry from Nj. Mansfield con
.trbutcd by Mrs. c. A. Riley, and PM
and yellow ladies' slippers contributed D.
Miss Clara Barrows.-Mrs. Louisa Looms
has sold her house on Maple street u
Elmer Johnson recently OF Springfield
who takes immediate possesson.-Mr ant
Mrs. w. T. Burt and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W
Moody of outlook. Sas,. wcID guest
At Lake Mansfield Friday.-Mr. and Mrs
g. NJ. Townc and daughter, Agnes, an
Mr., and Mrs. f. j. Adams have visite
relatives in Cabot and Walden this week
Mrs Helen A. wilkins has returned fror
Underhill, where she has visited Mrs
Fanny Chase since leaving the Fam
Allen hospital.-Mr. and Mrs. Atwoo
Bennett and child of Malone, n. Y, VIII
have visited Mr.. Benefits brother, Car
ence Bennett, and family, accompanie
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bennett to Han
over, y. H., to visit their uncle, AtW 90
Bennett, and family.-Miss Beatrice Gal
is at home from Burlington business Co
lege, where she has finished her scho'
work.-Miss Susan Barker of Wakeheh
Mass, is at A. l.. Gales for week
v. e. B. Fuller Of New York city Is i
"A. L. Gales for the summertime Edso
Hill school. Mary shaw. teacher; Sout
Hollow, Mrs. Bernice Ayers, teacher, an
the Mills. Miss Sadie Hart, teacher, close
for the year Friday.
Thirty members OF Lamoille Grang
p. of H., of Morrisville, were visitor
at a SPECIAL meeting of Mansfield Moul
tain Grange Friday evening. The visitor
included the master. julius II. Midget
oyerseer, A. v. Hollis; lecturer. Mr.
Harrison Dodge. and a ladies degr
team which conferred in very pleasir
way the third and fourth degrees up'
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Mccarthy Mr. al
Mrs. Willis Burrows, Mrs. j. c. Benso
Mrs Natalie Chadwick and Harry
Faunce. Mrs. A. v. Hollis acted as ma
ter of the team, Mrs. y. II. Farr al
Miss Della Thompson as marshals, MI
A. c. Bedell, pianist, and Mrs. A.
Grant in charge of the team. During I
-. evening programs were carried out
follows: Songs by the choir; recitation
Mrs Hollis and Mrs. Farr and song
little Anna Farr Of Lamoilie GranG
'.recit atoms, Mrs. y. w. Robinson. MI
"A. c. Perry: paper, Some Education
Values of the Grange, Mrs, Carrie
.Straw;"A Slight Misunderstanding NJ
Carrie George and c. f.. Bellows OF Mar
field Mountain Grange and medley
Mra Hollis, Mrs. Farr and Mrs. Fang
Entertainments were served.-The maria
Aof Miss Myra Lois Campbell OF Stowe a
prank J. Medlar of Burlington took p'a
/; in Burlington Saturday Mrs. Mediar
the daughter of Mr.. and MIS- j,
- Campbell. She was graduated from Sto
H,Hieb School in the class of 1916 ana III
7 tthe, teachers training course at the r.
mas Academy in Morrisvil!e''n lsi'' .