The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-01
STOWE


Mrs. G. C. Taber, who has passed
the winter with her son, Professor Hen
nv Taber, in Worcester, Mass, anc
daughter, Mrs. Henry Holt, in New
York City, has arrived at her summer
home, Four Winds farm, for the season
Mrs. Taber's granddaughter, Miss Dor
thea Taber, of Worcester and Miss
Anne Smith of Burlington accompanied
her.
Mrs. Mary Ayers visited her sister
Mrs. Myron Prescott, in Water.
bury and attended the graduating ex-
ercises of the Waterbury high school
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Brush and their
son.i law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
w. N. Smith of Schenectady, N. u,
went Monday to Rutland to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Brush's mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brush will accompany Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith from Rutland to Science
tady for a visit with the Smiths, and
another son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs Arthur X. Wiley.
Mrs c. A. Tomlinson is visiting rela
| tlves in Jericho this week
Principal r, {. Mayo took about p
of the younger boys of the graded
school on a fishing trip TO Little
Elmore pond Saturday. The trip was
made in the Mcmahon brothers auto
mobile truck, Janitor Levi Turner and
Scouts Forbes Adams and Glenn Kais-
er, accompanying the party. The boys
were quite successful in fishing and en-
joyed the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". =. Churchill Of
Morrisville. were here Sunday, ac
accompanied to Winooski by Mrs
Helen A. wilkins and daughter, Mrs
Mary Cheney. Mrs wilkins remained
at the Fanny ALLEN hospital for exam
nation and treatment.
Mrs. W. A. AIdrich has returned
from an extended visit with relatives
in st. Johnsbury and vicinity.
Miss Jane Tomlinson was called to
Essex, n. Y, Saturday by the death
OF her brother, Daniel Tomiinson, of
that place. Mr. Tomlinson would have
been 6s wears of age on June Il. He
leaves wife and three sons, five broth
ers and three sisters, among them Miss
Tomlinson Of Stowe, and Mrs, w. NJ,
Alger of Waterbury Center. Mrs Alger
accompanied Miss Tomlinson to Essex.
w. F. Benson, who has been with
the Miles. Mcmahon Co. for several
months, finished work there Saturday
night and will go to Old Orchard, Me,
where he has position for the sum
mer.
Mr. and Mrs H. A. Cleveland, Mr.
and Mrs. V. r. Chamberlain, Mrs. r. a.
Tatro and children, Ralph and Freda,
Mrs. r. NJ Clair and son, Grant, and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Burt attended the
exercises OF the Waterbury high school
Friday evening, Miss Mildred Adams
and Clyde Noreess being among the
graduates,
The members OF the senior class Of
Stowe high school were entertained
Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
c. J.. Mcmahon in honor Of Richard
Chase, Mrs McMabon's nephew. who Is
one 81 the graduates Games and sing.
ing were enjoyed and refreshments
served.
f. c. Sleeper went Saturday to visit |
his son, FLOYD Sleeper, of the Universe
ty Of Vermont and will spend the |
week end with his daughter, Mrs /,
Archie Fisher, in Williamst0wn.
Gale H. Shaw motored to Burlington I
Friday and was accompanied home by |
his mother, Mrs H. +, Shaw, who left /
her daughter doing well, after an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at the Mary I
Fletcher hospital Mrs. Harvey Burns,
who had been at the same hospital for
treatment, returned in the Shaw ear.
0. i. Styles, Mr. and Mrs NJ, G,
Stvgles. Mrs. W. l.. Wright. Charles T.
Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs NJ. l.. Poor, Mr..
md Mrs. l.. w Carter, Mr. and Mrs A.
Secard and Rev NJ t. Bacon were in
hyde Park Center Saturday, where the
,ody Of Mrs. O. +. Styles was taken
rom vault at Morrisville and buried.
,lr. Styles has purchased a marble
.ault in which the easkot was placed.
At the Democratic caucus held