The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-17
STOWE


The regular meeting of the Woman's
Relief corps was held Thursday after
noonA A recess was declared for sup
per and initiation took place in the
evening. Eight members were admit
ted into the order-Mrs. Maude Pike,
Miss Marion Pike, Mrs. Clara Peck,
Mrs. Mary Smaley, Misses Catherine
and Hildegard Smalley, Mrs. Mertie
RAYMOND and Mrs. Mae Mcmahon. By
request from the II. II. Smith post,
Grand Army OF the Republic, the Won
ans Relief corps will have charge of
| the Memorial day services. They have
secured Thomas Cheney of Morrisville
| for speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Mcmahon, who
have passed the winter at the Green
Mountain inn. have returned to their
home on the Stowe hollow road
The Stowe Teachers club viii meet
at the high school building Monday
evening. All members are urged TO be
present.
There was large attendance at the
candy pull given by the teachers of
the Community SUNDAY school to the
pupils of the school at the Unity church
vestry Thursday evening. Miss Muriel
Pike, teacher of domestic science in
Stowe high school made the candy for
the children TO pull. Games were PLAYED
and the occasion was much enjoyed.
II. c. Mcmahon is in Burlington
Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. Hale of
Gardner. Me. are guests at the home
Of Mr. Hales cousin. c. NJ. Watts, com
ing here with the body of Mr. Hale's
aunt. Mrs. Rsndells Spear, who died at
her home in Amherst, Mass. March "a. |
aged 70 years. The burial will be made !
at River Bank cemetery at o'clock |
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Spear was |
native of Stowe and passed her early
life here.
r. r. Mcmahon is on a business trip |
TO Boston.
Mrs. II. W Barrows and mother |
Mrs. Hattie Douglass. and Mrs. T. A. |
Douglass spent Thursday in Burling
ton.
While John Cheney was drawing
sugar wood for Max Coon Thursday,
he lost control Of his horses. In run
ming away, one Of the horses collided
with a small spruce tree and had its
neck broken.
Mrs Fanny Mayo has received box
containing 200 sprays Of arbutus from
her grandchildren in Proctor, who went
seven miles to get them for her.
Arthur p Bigelow of MiddleseN came
Friday with car and chauffeur from
Essex Junction and took his sister,
Mrs. Abbie Warren, To the Mary Fletch-
er hospital. Burlington, for treatment. II
Mrs. Warren has been i'll with a ner-
vous trouble at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Carrie 4. Straw, since November.
DIR. II. W. BarTows was in Burling
ton Friday.
c. u. Gibbs OF Amesbury Mass.
came Thursday to see his sister. Mrs.
Cynthia Stebbins, who remains com
fsrtable
Miss Susan Bigelow. teacher in the
primary school. Is confined TO her home
Dy illness Miss Dorothy Harris Is
Walter Magoon went to Burlington
Thursday to consult physicians
Mr and Mrs Harry =. Russ returned
Friday from Winooski Mr. Russ is
LONG well after an operation for ap-
,endicitis At tho Fanny Allen hospital.
Mrs Frank Muzzy IT Montpelier and
.on. John Muzzy Of Chicago, are visit
ng At Mr.. and Mrs. Albert LaraNay's
md Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Iatuch's.
Supt G. D. Howe Of Morrisville aud
'rof. jerks Of the State Agricultural
ollege. Burlington, were in town on
thursday
Mrs Amanda Clark and daughter
isited her father. Jerome Stoweli. and
lister. Mrs. = y Buron. this week.