The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-19
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corn roast to about 40 of their friends
at their home on the main road to
Waterbury. A line of jack lanterns
marked the way for the arriving guests
to the fields, where bonfire had been
provided for roasting the corn. Punch,
waters and toasted marshmallows were
served and singing and victrola selec-
tions were enjoyed. Mr., and Mrs. Har-
ris are lately from the South and
their southern hospitality character
lied the affair which was given in
honor of Mrs. Harris sister, Miss Paul
inc Tanner of Charlestown, w. Va,
who is guest at the Harris home.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight w. Harris and Harlow
Harris of Keene, N. H., Miss Breta
Brunette of Cambridge, Mass, Mrs.
j. G. Whittemore of Boston, Mrs. Ad-
die Harris of Springfield, Mass, and
Prof. and Mrs. C. A. Adams of Med
ford, Mass.
So many of the summer visitors
wished for another opportunity to en-
Joy the Vermont way OF serving maple
sugar on snow that arrangements were
made with Mrs. Minerva Tinkham to
serve it at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
II, Z. Pike Tuesday afternoon. 1t was
necessary to use ice instead of snow,
but the affair was very successful;
about so attended. Twenty mine of
them were guests from the Lake Mans
field clubhouse.
Miss Grace Bigelow passed Tuesday
and Wednesday with her cousin, Mrs.
Frank Perry, in Barre.
Mrs. Agnes Jenney and twenty of
the girls of her Sunday school class
gave Miss Pauline Harris, one of their
members, surprise farewell party at
her home at the lower village Tuesday
afternoon. A picnic supper was served
and the party attended a moving pic
ture entertainment in the evening.
Miss Harris leaves with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Harris, this week
for their new home in Keene, n. II.
Mrs. W. w. Luce and little daugh.
ter. Rosemary, are passing short time
with Mrs, Luce's sister, Mrs. Glen Cole,
in Hyde Park.
Mrs. Warner, housekeeper for Jack
son Sargent, is passing two weeks with
friends in johnson.
Mrs. Clark Of New Haven, Conn, was
accompanied home by her little son
who has. passed several weeks at Frank
Asquith's on west hill.
George r. Sanborn has completed a
cut of about 200 cords of pulpwood for
Frank Asquith.
Mr. and Mrs. @ +. Msgoon and fam
ily. Mrs. B. c. Bull and children, Ken
meth and Ruby, were in Burlington on
Thursday.
The body of the little child of Mr.
and Mrs. Rufus Wiltshire was taken
up Tuesday from c. T. Sargent's lot
at the river bank cemetery and taken
TO Morrisville for burial.
Harry +. Warren, clerk at the C. z
and F. o. Burt company store, is pass
ing vacation at the home Of his par
ents in Moscow.
Major and Mrs. Dwight Smith re
turned Tuesday from Bethel, Boston
and Putnam, Conn, where they attend
ed the wedding of Mrs. Smiths broth
er, DIR. George Abbott.
Miss Mary Chapman has returned
from three weeks visit in northern
| Massachusetts, and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Houston anC
SON have returned TO Boston after Wis
iting Mr.. Houston's relatives in Stowe
A family reunion was held at the home
of Mr.. Houston's mother, Mrs. Louise
Houston, in Stowe Hollow during theil
stay here.
Miss Breta Burnett of Cambridge
Mass, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H
r. PIKE.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Tomlinson Of
Florida are visiting Mr.. Tomlinson''
brother, L. B. Tomlinson.
Miss Margaret Pike has been called &c
her home in Waterbury by the Hines:
of her aunt, Mrs. H. II. Demeritt
The Community church trustees have
begun work on the vestry of Unity
church. A new dining room will be
msde and a new heating plant in
stalled in order to make the church
comfortable for service through tbs
winter.
Douglass Barrows, who is employed
at the Vesper house at Old Orchard
beach. Ne, had his right hand severe
lv injured when it was drawn into ar
electric wringer. The young man wa
obliged to turn of the power and re
verse the wringer before he could re
lease his hand. No bones were broken