Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-02-26
Lamoille County
STOWE

The time of leaving the postoff1ce on
the r. F. d. route was changed FRIDAY
morning from $3.50 to 10, cv after the arri-
val OF the first mail The change will
enable the patrons to receive their daily
papers on the same day, which has not
been the case under the wartime sched-
ules.-The members of the H. H. Smith
Womans Relief Corps resumed their mid
month meetings Thursday evening. Nine
teen were present at the meeting. Five
applications for membership were re-
ceived and one application was accepted.
The condition of Grace. the little daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Harris who
is III with pneumonia, remains about the
same.-Lloyd. the 22-month-oid son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas A Clark, is recovering
from an illness with bronchitis.-Mrs.
Fl. E. Shaw. who has not been as well at
the Mary Fletcher hospital, is now re-
covering and expects to come home next
week.-Mrs.. James A. Foster is i'll at her
home on Sunset Hill.-Mrs. George s.
Gale, who has been in poor health all win
ter at her home at Cloverdalc Farm was
not so we'll Friday.-Mr. and Mrs. II. A.
Parsons were still in Burlington Friday
the condition of their son. Harvey, at
the Fanny Allen hospital keeping them
there.-Orlando A. Barrows. who has been
in failing health for some time. has
been obliged to give up his work as
mail carrier at Moscow on account of
his condition. Substitute Carroll
Brown Is acting as mail carrier
Miss Beatrice Gale came home from
Burlington Friday to pass the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs A.
l. Gale.--AIerchants here are selling
graduated sugar at % cents and say
they are not making cent on 1t al
that price. The quality of the sugar is
very poor.-Mrs. Neil E. Chaplin who
has been in Wheelock and Lyndon
VILE the past week on account of the
Illness of her mother. Mrs. William
Porter and sister, returned home Sat
uriay-Mrs. Herbert c. Fuller went
Saturday to Burlington where her
daughter Hilda has had treatment at
the Mary Fletcher hospital for two
weeks.--Mr. and Mrs. Radrnoor T.
Slayton We're in Burlington Friday
and saturday to visit Mr.. Slayton's
sisters, the Misses Maude and Rachel
Slayton.---At the spell-down at stowe
high school Friday afternoon the con-
test between the freshmen and sopho-
mores was won by Margaret Bailey
or tho freshmen. In the contest be-
= cen the freshmen and Junior classes
/
one word. sergeant.
There was an enthusiastic service
OF United Church sunday morning.
The subject OF the sermon by the Rev
NJ. T. Bacon was Mans Debt to Man"
The fund FOR the Armenian relief
vas raised TO $4,000. There We're l24
present at the Sunday school session.
II was voted 10 adopt an Armenian
orphan. Pledges of monthly sums
were received from several classes
and ono Individual has pledged a dol
lar month. Five dollars a month will
feed Il child ten dollars, feed and
clothe and fifteen will provide for food
clothing and education. The amount
to be C.cdged will be decided upon
next Sunday. The various classes in
the Sunday school are growing Mrs
Agnes Jennys class OF Young ladies
numbers % and Mrs. Lola Douglass
class OF young men 20.---At the young
peoples community club service sun
day evening program celebrating
WASHINGTON and I.incoln's birthday 8
was carried out. Mrs, N. T. Bacon,
Principal Il, C. Mayo, Herbert Mayo.
Mica Lola Douglass and r.. W. EavlIn
taking part--Mrs, Bessie McMahou
gave her SUNDAY school class q party
at her home Saturday after noon tor
the benefit of the Armenian child Ten
children were present and enjoyed
games and refreshments. Mrs. Arthur
u. Lynch and Mrs RIA, NVn 4. Me-
Mahon Went Monday TO Burlington to
visit Mrs, Paul 4. Raymond At the
Fanny Allen hospital, whre she is re-
covering from serious operation.
Tho condition of Mr.. Raymond, who
has been quite i'll for several days
with a hard cold at their home. was
considerably improved Monday. Mrs,
lsaymond's parents. Mr.. and Mrs, A,
L. Jenkins of AGorrlsvllo visited Mr.
Raymond here sunday
Miss Grace Rigclow OF the Springfield
,Masg) high school OF commerce is pass
ing the week with her parents, Mr.. and
MIS-. T., II. BgoloW, n The Ledge" Mics
! Bigelow found much less snow here than
; N Springfield, where the recent storm