The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-26
STOWE
Juniors Of High School Presented .
Pleasing Production.

The members Of the junior class of
Stowe high school presented the three
bet comedy, aboard a Slow Train in
klissoury.' at the auditorium Wednes-
|lay evening to we'll filled house.
Much credit is due Miss Keefe for the
pleasing manner in which the play was
given. Those taking part were. Clifton
Stafford Walter Gibbs, Floyd Sears,
Dalton Wells, Carl Shepard John Re
Tor, Raymond Melvin, Lyle Spaulding,
Martha Gale, Pearl Taylor, Juna
pakes. Arlie Wright, Agnes Towne,
Ralph Tatro, Marjorie Foster, Hor-
cnse Shackett, Margaret Bailey. Bea-
Price Kaiser, Reba Smith, Helen Peter
ION, Alice Sallies Lyle Monlton
Forbes Adams, Richard Straw. Lynn
toates and Catherine Collins. During
he evening there were several must
bal numbers, including song, THE
Little Birch Canoe by the Misses
Martha Gale, Marjorie Foster, Hor-
tense Shackett, Margaret Bailey,
Beatrice Kaiser, Helen Peterson, Alice
collins. solo by Principal c. J. Strand,
kolo by Juna Cakes, an Illustrated
long, 1.-THE Hen and the Cow" by the
Misses Kaiser, Gale. Foster Bailey and
clifton Stafford. duet, We'll Let the
Rest of the World Go By" Agnes
rowne and Carl Shepard. The evening
flosed with dancing with music by
[hase and Shackett's orchestra. The
flass will realize a good amount as the
receipts from the play and dance
amounted to about $3.50, not including
Expenses.
Miss Jennie c. Alingham, who has
charge of the teacher training class at
Isnosburg Falls, is the guest of Prin-
kipal and Mrs. c. ]. Strand.
A family gathering at A. R. Straw's
Thursday included DR.. and Mrs. H. w.
Barrows and Miss Dorothy, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. A. Douglass and son, Donald,
&fr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Douglass and fam
nv of Jacksonville, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
n. Straw and family, Mrs. Hattie
Douglass, Mrs Julia Cakes. Mrs. Hell
IN wilkins, Mrs. Mary Cheney Mrs.
Lucretia Bundy, Mrs. Mabel Noble and
Miss Freda Noble of Morrisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Johnson and
|amily are passing the holiday with
SIr Johnson's mother, Mrs. l.. A. john
ION, in Richmond.
Miss Lillian Goodliffe went Wednes
law to pass the week end with her
brother, Rev. G. f. Goodliffe, and fam
|ly in Morrisville.
A party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
P K. Raymond Thursday included Mr..
Ind Mrs. w. b. Macutchan, Lewis
RAYMOND and Miss Maude Raymond
N Enfield, n. H.
Mrs. Bernice Lang Ayers, who
caches in Morrisville. is passing the
est Of the week with her father, A. ID.
lang, and family.
Mrs Mary Barrows and son, Exer
1T, of Montpelier are spending the
heck with friends in Stowe.
A family gathering at the home of
gIrs. James Shepard included Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome wilkins and family, Mr..
| nd Mrs. w f. Shepard. Mr.. and Mrs.
|harles Raymo and family
Kenneth Bull is at home from Vol
lott for Thanksgiving.
Miss Ina Hamel of Waterbury is
listing Miss Sadie Cary.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w Collins and Miss
Ruth Collins and Mrs. L. A. Davis
|pent Thanksgiving day in Waterbury
Nth Mrs. Collins sister, Mrs. John
Williams, and family, Mrs. Collins re-
naming for a longer stay.
Mrs. Ada Jackson of jamestown. \.
D.. spent Thanksgiving with her sister.
Yrs. H. W. Ravlin, and family. This
1 the first meeting of the sisters in
|orty years.
Mrs. Carrie z. Straw went Wednes
Jaw to Brattleboro to pass Thanksgiv-
big with her brother, W. j. Bigelow,
| nd family.
c. o. Burt. DIR. Fl. w. Barrows and
Yrs. II. g. Smith. who were in Bur
tngton Wednesday. were accompanied
)ome by Mrs. Frances Wright, who
as received treatment for several
|geeks at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
About fifteen inches of snow fell
|ere Tuesday, the snow rollers max