Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25

a car of stock Saturday.--W. F. Churchill
of Worthwhile was a local visitor Satur-
day.
The work Of inscribing the names Of
the men of Stowe who served in the
World war. on the marble panels in
the Soldiers Memorial hall In the Axe
ley Memorial building is being done by
F l.. Howe & Co.. of Mortified. There
are 70 names. The names of 245 men
who served in the Civil war placed on
the panels at the time of the erection
of the building include those soldiers
who were born in and credited to
stowe. those who were born here but
became residents Of other places before
the war, and those who have become
residents of stowe since the war. The
building was a gift to the town from
the late Healey G. Akeley, designed as
n memorial to the Stowe men of the
Civil War and at the same time to serve
as community building for the people
of the town.
Little Hilda Fuller recently received
a lovely Sunshine box" from neigh
bors and friends and wishes TO thank
them very much.--Mrs. Sidney Hum
phrey has contributed several volumes
Of fiction to the stowe Free Library
The condition of Miss Susan A. Bige-
low continues to improve and she is
able to sit up n part of the timc.-The
rural schools are closed for Thanks
giving week. The high and graded
schools closed Wednesday for the rest
of the week. Among the teachers, Miss
Southland will pass tho vacation at her
home In Fairfax Miss Keefe In Water
bury. Miss McDonough in Rutland,
Miss johnson at Radcliffe College, Bos-
ton. Miss Derby in Johnson.-Among
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Thanksgiving are Miss Grace Rigelow
of Springfield. Mass, the Misses Ma
dine Boardman, Marjorie Young, Louise
Morgan, Kathryn Rccor and Effie
Sleeper. and Ira VI. Boardman, John
Boardman, Floyd Sleeper Martin Ellis
worth and Orlo X. Jennoy of L. V. NJ,
and Miss Hildegarde Smallcy of the
Plattsburgh Normal School-Mrs. Ida
Jackson of Jamestown. n. d., will pass
Tina nix sgiving with her sister Mrs H.
w. Ravin and family. This is the first
meeting of the sisters in 40 years
Miss Vivian Douglass Of Burlington Is
passing the week with Mrs. w. A.
Scars--Franl< Medlar of Burlington
will join Mrs. Medlar for Thanksgiving
at the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs +. Campbell. where she has
passed the Week.-Mrs.. Cassie T..
Straw went Wednesday to Brattleboro
to pass Thanksgiving with her brother,
w. ]. Bigelow and family.--A Thanks
giving party at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. f.. r. Forbes at Moscow will in
{ clude MIR. Forbes parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. a. Royce. Mrs. Forbes mother, Mrs
Elvira Gale. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer j.
Houston of Cady's Falls and Mrs.
Polly Gale Cline and little daughter.
Ruth.
A gathering at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pleny A. Nondle will include Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Foster and Mr. and Mrs
w. NJ. Adams and families r C. Hallow,
Ralph Halow and Miss Sadie Hallow.-
c. Q. Burt, DR.. II. W. Barrows and Mrs.
II. G. Smith. who were in Burlington
Wednesday. We're accompanied home by
Mrs. Frances Wright. who has received
| treatment at the Mary fletcher hospital.
MIR. and Mrs. Fay McCuen of Water
bury spent Tuesday in Stowe.-Nirs. G.
A. Riley and Mrs. f. G. Bailey. who
went Tuesday to Winooski. We're accom-
panied home by their daughters, the
Misses Lois Riley and Mary Bailey. who
are recovering favorably from operations
for appendicitis.-Mr. and Mrs. Heman
Sweet have begun housekeeping in an
upstairs tenement in c. +. Browns block.
Miss Hattie Douglass. Lamoile County
Red Cross nurse, was here Tuesday visit
ing the schools. MIR. and Mrs Fred Fan
er of Pittsford are here to spend Thanks
giving with Mrs. Farrar's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Shaw. MIR. Farrar is
taking course Of treatment at the Pitts
ford sanitarium for an illness resulting
from his service in France.--An order
for butter was received by the Mt Mans
fed creamery Tuesday from Miami. Fla.
showing widespread reputation gained
by the products of the creamery
Is inches of snow fell here Tuesday. the
snow rollers making their first appearance
this season Wednesday morning.-E. W
Tinkham. who has been inspecting Gar
ford trucks in Maine the past month has
joined his family here for Thanksgiving
DIR. Goddard of Morrisville was called
here Wednesday in the case OF MIS-. II
S Matthews who remains quite III.
The members of the Junior class of
Stowe high school presented the three
act comedy: Aboard a Slow in Mis-
soury," at the auditorium "Wednesday
evening TO a we'll filled house Much cred
it Is due Miss Keefe for the pleasing man
ner in which the play was given. e nose
taking part were Clifton S.affoC.. Wal
ter Gibbs. Floyd Scars. Dalton We,ls
Carl Shepard. John H"cor. F.aymoni Moi
win. Lyle Spauld!ng, Martha Gale. Pear
Taylor. luna Oakcs. Arlc Wright. Agnc'
Towne. Ralph Vatip, Marjorie Foster
Hor.ense Shackett. Margaret Bailey. I.y,t
Moulton, FORBES Adams. Richard Straw
, Lynn Coan. Beatrice Kaiser Reha Smith
Helen Peterson. Alice Snil!os and Cath
.,r.ne Collins. During the Evening TIER,
, were several musical numbers inclcIrf
song THE Little Birch Canoe by T.,
Misses Martha Gale, Marjorie Foster
Hortecse Shackett. Margaret Bailey
Beatrice Kaiser. Helen Peterson. Alice
Sal'ies ard Catherine Collins solo bi
Principal c. J. Strand. solo by Jun;
Cakes. An illustrated song: "Thc Hell
and the Cow" by the Misses Kaiser Gale
Foster Bailey and Clifton Stafford.
duet, Wen Let the Rest Of the World
So BY" Agnes Towne and Carl Shep
nrd. The evening closed with dancing
the music being furnished by Chase ant
Shackctt's orchestra. The class Will real
izo good amount as the receipts from
the play and dance amounted to abou
$3.50, not including expenses.--Miss Jen
rie G. dillingham;. who has charge of tn,
teachers raining class at Enosburg Falls
is the guest Of Prin. and Mrs. C. J. Strand
= "A family gathering at A. II. Straw
] Thursday included DR.. and Mrs. II. w
E Barrows and Miss Dorothy. Mr.. and Mrs
4 T. A. Douglass and son. Donald. Mr.. anc
e Mrs. w. NJ. Douglass and family OF JEFF
= fersonville. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Stray
e and family, Mrs. Hattie Douglass Mrs
( Julia Cakes, Mrs. Helen wilkins, Mrs
= Mary Cheney, Mrs. Lucreta Bundy. Mrs