The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-04
STOWE

George Burnel of Athol, Mass, i.
visiting his niece Mrs. w. A. Stay
ton, and other relatives in Stowe.
| Mrs. Addie Harris Of Springfield
Mass, is visiting her sister. in law
Miss Ida Harris. Another sister.in law
Miss Lila Slaytoh, who has visited
Miss Harris, has returned to Wood
| stock.
Miss Evelyn Clark was given par
y on the evening of her 18th birth.
| day at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Harvey Burns. Refreshments were
served and she received many gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kaiser OF Chico
pee, Mass, are visiting relatives in
town.
Walter X. Bigelow and daughter
Mrs Josephine Sanborn, of Salem.
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Bigelow and
L. Lawrence Bgelow visited Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Perry in Barre last Tues
day.
Miss Flora Marshall. employed by
the American Rubber Co. of Cam
bridge, Mass, is passing her va~ation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al. o.
Marshall. at Moscow.
Mr.. and Mrs, Felix Halleman and
daughter have returned to their home
IN oswego, \. u, after spending sew
cral weeks at the McCuen home.
Mrs. Margaret Stone and niece. Miss
Agness Murray, of Burlington spent
the week end at o. S. Smiths at Mos |
COW.
Mrs. A. J. Magoon has returned |
from Winooski, leaving her daugh-
ter, Miss Alice Magoon, doing we'll
after an operation for appendicitis at |
the Fanny Allen hospital.
Edwin Hall. who returned Sunday
from Williamstown, was accompanied !,
by his brothers, Perley and Alvin Hall,
and sister, Miss Lila Hall, of Williams
town and Ernest Macy of North
field
II. L. Shaw, +. T. Smith. c. O. Burt
and Gale H. Shaw left Tuesday bv
automobile on an inspecting tour to
Sorinth. Orleans, Newport and other
Vermont towns, where there are hard
wood working plants, with the man
uacture of bobbins especially in view.
Stowe Military band will give. a
aered concert at the band stand on
school street at $3.50 O'Clock sun
lay afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Leith and brother and
ister.inl law, Mr.. and Ms, Munson,
md children of Washington. d. C..
oined Mr.. Leith AT his summer home
N Luce hill Monday, making the trip
i 800 miles by automobile since Sat.
rday Mr.. Leith has been here about
week
Some specimens OF the purple
hinged orchis contributed to the wild
lower exhibit in the public reading
Dom are of unusual size. several of y
hem being 30 inches tall and the bios
oming spike 10 inches long
Miss Rena Buron is recovering from
iphtheria at the home of her par,
nts, Mr. and Mrs. +. j. Buron, on
lain street.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. McAllister have
Rturned from North Hyde Park, where
hey have visited their son, Don $
fcAllis,nr, and family.
Three cows have died and Others are
ok in the fine herd of registered AYR
hires owned by Fred Mccarthy at
il farm on the west branch.
Mr.. and Mrs G. T. Hale and daugh
II of Gardiner, Ne. are visiting Mr..
ale's aunt, Mrs. H. b. Faune, and 9th
friends in this vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Pratt visited
ieir daughter and husband, Mr.. and
rs. A, A. Richardson, in Hardwick
Ter Sunday.
DR. and Mrs Lewis Mccarthy. who
Ivc returned to their home in Nal
N, Mass, after visiting the doctors
Others, Fred and Frank Mccarthy.
IRE accompanied by Mrs. Fred Nc.
lrthy and son, Frederic. the otter
ing for a Surgical operation