Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-15
Lamoille County
STOWE

School for the coming year, has begun
his work experimenting the boys' farm
projects, making schedules and organic
ing for school work. Mr., Strand is a
graduate of the Illinois State College and
has taken the agricultural course az the
Amherst CMass.) Agricultural College.
He has been principal of the high school
at North Troy and for two years pre-
viously was principal of the Hinesburg
High School. Mrs. Strand and child will
join Mr.. Strand later.-Mrs. Eva Rich
| nnond of Boston is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Spaulding-Mr and
Mrs. Frank Demeritt. who have passed
several months at the home of MIR.
, Demeritt's. father, w. l.. Demeritt, have
moved into one of the, Burt tenements
on School street.-Mrs, Foster of Burling-
ton is keeping house for W, l.. Derneritt.
Mrs. W. Fl. Russell and daughters, Cora
and Ruth. went Saturday to Roxbury TO
visit Mrs. Russell's sister, Mrs. Charles
Green, Mrs. Russell going for the week
end and the girls for {. longer stay
There was a large attendance and a
pleasant party at the ball given by the
Donald Mcmahon Post, American Legion,
at. the Akeley Memorial building Friday
evening. Music was by CAROLS orches-
ira of Barre-Prof. Conrad A. Adams of
luILS lOllGSe JOlDtu IlS III lCIt EiI-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will go to
hous ekeeping soon in the house at the
bridge at the lower village which they
purchased last year and have remodelled
| into a pleasant bungalow.-Mrs Thomas
A Douglass returned Friday from Flint,
Mich. where she has passed a month
with Mr.. Douglass Their son, Donald,
who accompanied her, remained in Flint
and has employment there--Mrs. Lola
Billings Douglass went Friday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis NJ. Douglass in JEFF
fersonville and to pass the weekend
with Miss Jessie Southland in Fairfax
Mrs. Douglass expects to leave soon for
an extended visit with relatives in Cali
fornia Mrs Jane Martin has returned
to Bethel after visiting Mrs. G.. z. Burt.
Mrs. Minnie Smalley, who has been at
the home of her brother, ]. Z. Buss, has
returned to Morrisville.-Mr and Mrs.
George S. Marshall left Saturday on their
return to PENIS Grove, n. J., after two
weeks in Stowe.-Mrs. 3. w. Jones of
Fucker street gave a. dinner Friday to the
Mystic Seven club in honor Of Mrs.
Marshall-Mrs- Clifford Pfaff and son
John, of Grand Haven. Mich. passed the
weekend with Mr.. Pfat-s aunt. Mrs.
p. r. Gale--Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bushey
and sons. Willard and Harold. who were
called here by the death of Mrs. Rusheyis
sister, Mrs. A.. s Boyce, returned te
Richmond Saturday Mi Amy Shonic
went Friday to her work in Johnson after
a weeks vacation at her home in Stowe
Mrs. Philip E. Adams and daughter
who have passed several weeks with
Mr.. Adams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I
Erwin Adams, left Saturday for theft
home in Walkersville. Ont-Mrs. w. L
! Oh ~, ord Thn toe t,occad u-prl "
Waterbury. was accompanied home by
Miss Ruth Hamel.-Frank Hart Of
Claremont- n. H, is visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hart.-Announce
ments have been received of the birth o.
a son. William Harry, IT. to the Rev
and Mrs. w. H. May of Canaan. Mrs
May was formerly Miss Nellie Potter o
5 Stowe.
Professor Kingsford of Dartmouth Col
lege, a member of the Lake MANSFIELD
Trout Club. made a record for the LAX,
= Monday morning when he caught a trou
Weighing three and one-half pounds. Al
equally large one was lost by another clul
member on the same m ornin G.
B. F. backyard and Alfred Lawrence
went Monday to Bristol. Conn. wher'
l they have employment-Miss Ruth Nc
Mahon will give a public dancing class a
l the auditorium of the Akeley Memoirs
building Friday evening at $50 o'clock
! Mr.. and Mrs. Emery c. Mower and daugh
ter, Mollie Mower, of Burlington, callet
t on friends in Stowe Sunday. Mr.. Mower
! niece. Mrs. E. r. Cobb. accompanied then
home and will remain a few davs.-Mr
and Mrs. M. n, Mcmahon and daugh
tiers. the Misses Marie and Dorothy. an
Douglas insolvency of Burlington an
William Dougherty Of Washington, 4
- r,ec<J Saturday NIGHT OF the bopoa n
+, Mr.. McMahon's brother. c. L. Mcmahon
\ William morrill, was at home from VIII
: Jamestown over Sunday.-Ruford Oake
is at home from Boston for a two weeks
vacation.-Mrs Lewis H. Raymond an
:. daughter. Miss Martina, of Worcester
Mass. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A
Raymond.-E. G. Robinson was NOR
: comfortable and able to be out on tn
: porch Monday.-There was a large at
II tendance at the Community Church serv
y ice Sunday morning when the Rev. N
II E.. Bacon. pastor since its organizatto
preached his closing sermon. The choi
was assisted by Miss Marjorie Watts o
q the pipe organ and a sola was rendered b
Fl. W. Burnham. Mr.. Bacon spoke of tn
l. necessity of continued effort and co-oT
Grafton on the part of the church If tn
n work of the church is to be carried on
l. There was an unusually interesting ses
r sion of the Sunday school. following tn
y service. There were 19 present. IL men /
d Mr.. Bacon's class. A large attendance l
Mrs. Douglass class of young men. take
" by Principal G. j. Strand and 81 in tn
l.. primary department. During the sessio
VI Miss Dorothy Harris was elected superb
tendent of the primary department I
IS fill Mrs. Bacon's place, A rising vote c
thanks and appreciation was given by tn
n school to Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon.
d Liscom Guild of Waterbury Centt
,e visited friends here Monday.-Mr
is Reancy Durham OF Calais is visiting he
10 niece. Mrs. A. r. Weeks,-Mrs. Harol
e Breer, who visited her parents In Yves
d field last week. was accompanied hon
Is by her sister. Miss Marjorie Bean. VIII
n win remain here several weeks.-Mr. an
d Mrs. Levi Lawrence and family recent
" attended a reunion Of Mr.. Lawrence
Q family at the home of his mother
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stockman, Miss Verr
Stockman. Mrs. May LeFlam and Rub
Bull. who motored to Lowell Sunda,
v ware accompanied home by Mrs. r.
Austin, who had visited relatives
a LowelI.-Miss Jane Tomlinson has r
turned from a weeks visit at the hon
Of her sister. Mrs, W. L. Alger.
g. Waterbury Center.~J. 7. Lance OF Nortl
Ne heldsis at his ranch on Harlow Hill tn
10 weekly. O. Wells. who motored to Je
fersonvile Monday. was accompanied
Y. Hasel and Maurice Douglass, who hs
ID passed'a week IN Stowe-Miss Evelyn
to Martin Of Montpelier passed the week-er
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