Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-17

corporal in Battery C, 5o2nd Field
Artillery Mrs. Russell is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Jack'nan OF the
Little River neighborhood.
The 18th ANIMAL banquet OF me stowe
High School Alumni association. hcid ut
the GNsen Mountain Inn Friday evening,
wils attended by IS members. 'nHilding
j. OF the senior class, "ho were ADMIT
tod to membership by initiation. After
The banquet Ticc-Prcsident Mrs Bernice
Lang Ayers, IA, presided al the annual
meeting when officers were elected us
follows: President, N. Cornell E6eY. II;
vicss-Sr,Siicn., MISS Katherine Smal;cy,
'N: secretary ard ircasui or, Miss NIL.
bred Smith. IL; executive committee,
Clyde Soisor. 'O3, Mrs. N,nb.r Smith
Macu,rhan. ~. Hen!y j. Bashaw. 90.
Mr.. RaShnw acted rs ;n.ktn<tstcr. Wee.
President Mrs. Ayes gavc the address
10 the senior class. John Roa-sln1n Of tho
class responded Other tpas;a we're re.
sponded 20 at follows; Garry On" M!ss
FH'r"nco Ayers. ~. -S,owe High Schoo!
G'udiaseA." T. law1encs B.g".,w. 20:
PEN; src7iccs. Nrs. A!!ce BUT Robin
fe:. Music was by Mise; Marjorie Watts.
Jfa::' and William Z. Bennc';, violin.
Fii'se prrs6nt from out q. town Uere
VI. .. Riley " 81. ALBANIA. AIRS. Ance
Dnrt Robinson o. Morrisv.;e, Mrs sill
creI .'ihs 6r Friste.. VI Whistler. =
Mum 1oxroina,i and Floyd Sleeper OF IN,
University Of vermont
=, ruroo! Of tho graduates o. stowe
Nigh Sciiooi prepared by f Lawrence
Bia elo~ for ti,c recent messing Of the
Alumni a.Ssot.i~tcn ccvcrine a period Of
~ 'oas 'n'''uui'is no Gags ~ 49, -.o. y,
M ''c":'" r"NN'Veo 'I'''' AZ
NV '""ua ~" wv uis -o'io"'hs III,
:" ii''c a'c '''oi'S '''t'" -
i|"s' ''ne 'd'H~nS' ono iup,'e' HHi"
i'' me stHH'c'f'''ie'' "H .
ISL '-''As ''"o ~ ''H'"'Ns t"''7s Sa'S-
"'fAi' 'he '''ttcrhnakcr' n'' rhiTodh p't,n-
hdn' wv ~" testers one c'ear1ery
''tef On "iNuha' "iSl7ee!' one t'a!i
''rTcr' ~ A"nanIs IN :'l'1ier inStHuuonS.
Two hcfs;s. on tIestrtcae u.ngnSr ohe
Sumner p1'0'f btkc ofVeF. tnree n1itce!-
A1neo'i ~ atrsis, re 0torofe,,ye-.
"Ehe' eHuca2on y. et';r' cniieR; grad
'I"tes with degrees scsltie~,i IN Ii ST, lei.
81" W. ,-Hn: 'ocated in Vermont. MT
Counting students AT othur st'4tt;iN,,
S-S per cent CAV, Stowe IA their ZONE
aAnress g. ar married
M- ant hrs y. H. kais"- arn ar
hiu WIS. 'n"-""' Mill u G'ccHSGorD
rlctornd Tue~aa' TO S..ve. wrere the
ladies visited their Mrs g. A. Sinmon,
the r,en going 10 y ater.'I-y on business.
Curing the afternoon The ladies were
given pleasant surprise party at the
rom" II Mrs. Simmer, by about % Of
their friends and former ncighbors.
delightful oicni, supper was served.
Visitors from out of town were Mrs.
A. w. Dix of Burlington and Mrs. l.. G.
Modoy of Burlington. Msssrs Kaiser and
Miller returned from Waterbury in time
for the supper and the party returned ia
Greensboro that evening Edmund G..
Wells. who has becn employed at Nc
Mahon Brothers garage. has purchased
John II. Wells blacksmith shop on Maple
street and will begin business Monday
Mrs. c. A. Riley returned Wednesday 70
Mt. Mansfield after several days at her
home in Stowe.--Thc Misses Alice Nuttine
and Kathryn Rccor went Wednesday to
Lake Mansfield. where they have employ
ment for the summer at the club house
MIR. and Mrs y. B. johnson and Mrs
Edith Simoneau and son. Henry. motorcd
Tuesday to Burlington, where the latter
had his tonsils and adenoids removed al