Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-27
Lamoille County
STOWE

Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Straw. Mrs. ]. NJ.
Ruter. Miss Esther Marshall. C. =. Serb
ner and c. Fl. st. John motored Saturday
to Burlington in the ST. Johns car to
visit Miss Martha Curry at the Mary
Fletcher hospital The party returned
by way of Fairfax Falls. where Mrs.
Straw remained to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Ernest r. Wright, and family for
a week.-H. F.. Shaw. F. r. Smith, !. NJ.
Ruiter, w. W. Adams. Edward Irving.
w. F.. Benson, II. II. Mcmahon and
r. r. Mcmahon were in Montpelier re-
Gently to attend the Shriners meeting.
There were about 600 present and 6s can
didates.-Mrs. Harvey Burns is i'll at
her home at Cloverdae Farm--Mrs. Car
roll Leach Of Hardwick was here to visit
her sister.-Mss Myra Campbell was
given shower party at the home of
Mrs. \. C. Perry on the Barrows road
Friday evening in honor Of her APP
preaching marriage to Frank Medlar of
Burlington. Miss Campbell had been in
vited to spend the night in order to go
with Mrs. Perry to Waterbury Saturday
and was taken by surprise upon her ar
rival TO find a number of her friends
there. The rooms were decorated with
orange and white and a cob-web shower
had been arranged. Ice cream and cake
were served and Miss Campbell received
large number of gifts. Mrs. Perry and
Miss Campbell passed Saturday in Water
bury.-Mrs. Edgar Vaughn and son of
Waterbury Center were in Stowe Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wentworth of
Whitefield, n. H.. are i'm Stowe. Mr..
Wentworth is employed by Roy Moul-
ton Mrs. Wentworth and little daugh-
ter are stopping with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Ambrose Larow-Mr and Mrs.
i. c. Mills and son. Roger, of Essex
junction were in Stowe over the week :
end.-Mrs. L. T. Cole and Mrs c. NJ.
Lawrence of Morristown were in stowe
on business Fri 1ay.---The annual fire
mems ball was given Tuesday eve
ming at the Akcley Memorial building
Postmaster A. e. Cakes and mother,
Mrs. Julia Cakes. l.. l.. Harris and Miss
Ida Harris visited Montpelier Saturday
The Misses Louise Morgan and
Kathryn Recor, who were in Burling-
ton Thursday and Friday. attended
sub-freshmen day at the University of
Vermont Thursday.-Several young PEG
pie from Stowe atten led dance at
Hyde Park Friday evening-Among
those who attended the concert given
by the Girls Glee club of the Univers.
ity of Vermont at Morrisville Friday
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. F.. S. Board
man and son, John. the Misses Hide
gard Smalley. Kathryn Recor and
Louise Morgan. Miss Nadine Boa rdman
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman,
was one of the club
Walter NJ. Adams and a gang Of eight
OF. 10 men began work Monday on the new
road, the Mt. Mansfield Hotel company
is to build to the summit of the noun
tain. The road will follow the old road for
about mile after entering the woods
at the base of the mountain. After that
some changes In the route will be made.
Two shelters for housing the men, a
bunk house and a cook house. each 12x36
feet. located on Dick Hill" have been
completed and Mr., and Mrs. Arthur j.
Houston are in charge at the camp
Mrs. Hawkins Of Morrisville and Mrs
Mary Sherbut went Monday to Lake
Mansfield and with Mrs. Levi Pratt will
put the club house in readiness for the
annual meeting and trout dinner Of the
Lake Mansfield Trout Club. The house will
be open Sunday and fishing will begin
Monday for the dnner.--O. f. Luce, fair
price commissioner Is in Burlington on
business Memorial Sunday was observ-
ed at Unity Church with a large attend
ance sunday morning. The sermon to the
ii. II. Smith Post was by the pastor the
Rev. M. T.. Bacon, the subject being THE
Great Conflict" The choir was assisted
by church orchestra with Miss Watts
at the organ. Solos were IT Heard the
Voice OF Jesus Say" by II. w. Burnham
ana The Star Spangled Banner" by
Mrs, II. w. Barrows The church wa.
! decorated with flowers and flags Foul
members of the post, Commander S. G
Spaulding, Henry T. Raymond, s. NJ
Brush and Jackson Sargent were present
and large number>of members of tn,
Women's Relief Corps attended in
! body.-Bert C. Merrill was taken Sunda,
to the Fanny Allen hospital. where h,
underwent an operation for hernia Mon
/ day. Mrs. Merrill and children. who &C
| companied him to Burlington, returned
Sunday night-Mr. and Mrs Frank II
| Wright. who motorcd Sunday to Burling
ton were accompanied by Mrs. william
Jones. who visited Mr.. Jones at the Mar.
| Fletcher hospital and Fl. l.. Call. wh'
visited Mrs Call at the Fanny Allen hos
| pital.-Mrs. Della Moody and son an,
| wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Erie G. Moody o
Outlook. Saskatchewan. passed the week