Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-20
LamOille County
STOWE


Der of the boys Of Stowe High School went
Saturday to Morrisville to take part in
the track meet of the secondary schools
of Stowe. Hardwick. Craftsbury, Jeffer-
sonville and Morrisville on the Lamoille
Valley Fair Grounds. Creamery Manager
A. d. Lynch and Mrs. Lynch also went.
Mr.. Lynch will act as starter.--The Stowe
High School senior class gave its annual
play Friday evening at the auditorium
of the Akeley Memorial building. There
was large attendance and the play,
three act comedy, AN Early Bird" was
carried out I'm very pleasing manner.
Mrs. Lola Douglass, who had charge Of
the training was assisted by Miss Keefe
and Miss Southland. Parts were taken by
Dnnis Kaiser. John Boardman. Doug
lass Barrows. Dalton Wells. John Wells
John Ricor. Lyle Spaulding. A. Richard
Chase, Hildegarde Smalley Laura Bailey,
Lucy Latuch. Gladys Smith. Kathryn
Recor. Rebecca Buron and Hazel Nor
riTl and were all we'll carried out. Miss
Dorothy Barrows acted as pianist. An in
ter-act feature was character song,
IAN the Quakers are Shoulder Shakers
Down in Quaker Town" sung by Miss
| Beatrice Kaiser, assisted by eight young
people and accompanied by Miss Lois
Riley. During the evening the oil-paintng,
Mary Chase was awarded to Miss Mil
bred Smith. The class realized about
SIS from the Recommendations
Foster has returned from North Andov-
err Mass. where he has had employ
,ment.-Mrs. Chauncey White Of johnson
visited her sister. Mrs. Clayton Morrill,
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. N. Z. johnson
visited Mr.. Iohnson's parents In Rich
mond over Sunday,-Miss Elizabeth Bar
rows of Morrisville was in Stowe Satur-
day-Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Aldrich of Lis
bon. n. H., are visiting Mrs. Edith SINH
neau-The Community -Four club me,
with Mrs. Bessie Mcmahon at two
o. clock Tuesday afternoon.-Miss Mil
bred Smith visited her sister. Mrs
Fay A. Evans. in Middlebury last week
Ralph Tatro found strawberry bios
SONS May 8-Mrs. Rufus Wilt
shire of Morrisville has been visitor
a few days at the home of her father
Charles r. Sargent.-Fay Tinker OF Nor
risvlle is at 0. A. Barrows' caring fol-
Mr. Barrows, who Is In "a serious condi
ton.
Gordon Raymond Moulton and Dori
Roxanna Laberdie, who motorcd her
from Montpelier Saturday evening wer
united in marriage by the Rev. NJ.
Bacon at the Congregational parsonag
blue Georgette gown and hat to match
Her mother Mrs. Bertha Laberdie o
Stowe was present. The groom is the so
. of Daniel S. Moulton Of Stowe and wa
;, graduated from the Stowe High Schot
agricultural course In 1917 The bride wa
D graduated from the stowe High Schot
in 1918. She taught year In stowe ana
!, now teaching in Montpelier. At the cor
s clusion Of her school June l, Mr.. an
!, Mrs. Moulton will begin Housekeeping 9
!. the farm they have purchased In Nom
@ pelisr.-Stowe High School was repre-
a scented at the interscholastic track met
a at Morrsiville Saturday by about y pos
= who secured IS points and third place
i the meet for the school.-A considerap
d exchange in real estate has taken pia'
n here within a few days. Justin j. RohiT
& son. who sold his place at the lower VI
I. laee last week to the Stowe Butter Pari
k age company has purchased or II
l. brother. Edward G. Robinson. the SaVat
IS farm on Fucker street, and the iat''
J. has purchased Orlo Il. Luce's residen'
il ON Main street. Possession Will be give
June l. Mr.. and Mrs. Luce VIII reina
in stowe for the present making the
home with the Robinsons. Paui A. fa!
mond has purchased of j. j. Robinson
tract of meadow land adjoining his o"
on the North Branch, formerly owned
" ]. l.. Stafford
D on account of the dangerous and vi
), reasonable manner in which AUTOMOBILE
:, are operated in this village the viliai
=, trustees are strictly enforcing the We
"A mont State laws in regard to operatir
~ automobiles-M. Il. Hin, ., Il. Magoo
=. II. S. Austin and III. II. Stockman mat
w business trip to burlington Monday
- The Republican caucus was held here ga
. urday evening, A. X. Straw was elect
chairman and G. A. Simmons secretar
!" A. A. Pike and r. f. Smith and L.
ne Watts were elected delegates to the sta
TX convention at Montpelier on the ~
as when delegates to the national Republics
as convention at Chicago will be elected i
he delegates were empowered to choose TN
ISIS altcrnates which are as follows: A.
MS Straw, II. y. Pike. j. b. Mckinley ana
O. A. Pike were elected to serve as Repu
er lican town committee.
in At the mid-month meeting OF the