The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-09
STOWE
Arthur D. Lynch Has Resigned as
Manager of Creamery.

Arthur d. Lynch Has Resigned as
Manager of Creamery.
Arthur ID. Lynch has resigned his
position as business manager OF the
| Mt. Mansfield Cooperative Creamery
and Grain association which he has
| held since September, 1918, to ac-
cept position as general manager of
the West Hartford creamery, his res
ignation taking effect the goth. Mr..
Lynch came here from West Berkshire,
having fitted himself for work at the
South Dakota State Agricultural col
lege, and has been very successful in
his work here. Their many friends in
Stowe viii regret the departure of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch, both of whom
have been active in social and COM
munity circles. Mrs. Lynch, who is
talented singer, has been musical
director at the Stowe high and graded
schools for two years and has been
great assistance in the Community
church music No one has yet been
engaged to take Mr.. Lynch's place,
but several applications are being con-
sidered. Mr. Lynch will give course
of lectures on creamery management
at the short course in agriculture at
the Vermont Agricultural college from
Jan. 3 to 8. Mrs. Lynch's parents.
Rev. M. +. Bacon, formerly of the
Community church of Stowe and Mrs.
Bacon, are now with their son Mt
1905 South Denker avenue, Los An
geles, Cal, and would be pleased to
hear from their friends in Stowe.
Rev. G. r. Brush will hold an Epis
copal service at the banquet hall at
1880 o'clock Sunday evening.
The community ladies' aid served
dinner to large number at the ban
qlet hall Wednesday. Among those
serving on the committee were Mrs.
Hattie Douglass, Mrs. c. D. Bruce,
Mrs. H. w. Barrows, Mrs. J.. L. Har-
ris, Mrs. H. r. Faunce, Mrs. i. w
Tinkbam.
Deer hunters have reported success
to f. K. Stafford, game warden, as fol.
lows: G. j. Montgomery l70-pound
buck, Jesse Russell l50-pound doe, Ar
.hur Alter $50 pound doe, Roderic Ri
ley 90-pound doe, Walter Bennett So
pound buck. l.. S. Macutchan 100
pound doe. Byron Culver l00-pound
buck. Elster Moulton of Montpelier
| 100 pound buck, Heaton Farnham OF
Montpelier l00-pound doe, Harold Ash
ley of Elmore l25-pound doe, Elmer
Burton Of Springfield 90-pound doe,
Elton Magoon of Springfield 45-pound
doe, Mary Russell of Troy \. ",
| l75- pound buck. William Hosmer 100
| pound doe. A. X. Denton. Morrisville,
| l0O-pound buck, Milo Hill 65-pound
doe, Chester Simond l50-pound doe.
At the meeting of the Stowe Teach
ers' club Monday evening, Supervisor
C. D. Howe gave the results Of the
intelligence examinations by the Hag-
gertv test. which he has been con
Quoting in the grades;
Glenn Kaiser is employed at the
Mt. Mansfield creamery this week in
the absence of some of the employees,
who are deer hunting.
Mrs. Carrie L. Straw returned en-
Tuesday from visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l. Bieclow in Brattleboro,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lurk in West
Lebanon, n. H.. and Mr., and Mrs. A,
p. Bigelow in Middlesex.
Ernest Foster, Cecil Scribner and
Miss Helen Houston are attending the
short course at the University OF YER
mont.
Mrs. L. S. Macutehan gave din,
ner party to several ladies Tuesday in
honor of Mrs. Walter Foster, who is
recovering from an operation.
The Pollyanna club of the Commu-
nifty church school met with their
teacher, Mrs. G. +. Hayward, Tuesday
evening. Officers were elected as fol-
lows; President, Hazel Cakes; vice.
president, Martha Gale; secretary.
Catherine Harris; treasurer, Pearl
TAYLOR. Plans for hikes and physical
training were made and games, music
and refreshments were enjoyed.
News was received here Nednes-
day of the death of Mrs. IneZ Cole
Scribner. wife of Dow c. Scribner of
Portland. Me. The body will be
brought here Friday and the funeral
will take place Saturday, the arrange
ments not being completed Wednes-
day. Mrs. Scribner passed the most
of her life in Stowe and had many
friends here. She leaves besides her
husband. son, Russell Scribner.
IL; three brothers. Glenn /. Cole of
HYDE Park. Leo j. Moody of Mime
apolis. Mimi, and Jesse l.. Moody Of
Bethel; a sister, Mrs. w. II. Fauuce
of Providence. r. l.. and her stepfather,
y. X. Moody of Stowe. Mrs. Serb
ner's death followed surgical oper
alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Luce of Bur
lington are passing two days in Stowe,