The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-27

Mrs. Janet Adams, patriotic instrue-
| tor of the II. II. Smith Woman's Relief
corps, announces the following program
| for Monday. which will be observed as
| Memorial day: A. 0;30 a. m. the mem
bers of the post win leave the village
and proceed to the cemetery on the
Thomas Luce farm on West branch and
decorate the graves of the soldiers
there. Returning TO the West branch
| cemetery at 10 o'clock, they will be
met by school children, who will assist
in decorating the soldiers graves there.
At IL o'clock a service to the sol.
diers and sailors will be held at the
knoll back of the village cemetery
, and the graves in that cemetery will
be visited. At II O'Clock dinner will
be served at the banquet hall in the
Akeley Memorial building to the mem
bers of the post, corps and American
Legion. At | O'Clock the post, attend
ed by the boy scouts, Legion and school
children, will march to the river bank
cemetery and as near , o'clock as pos
sible, Hon. T. C. Cheney of Morrisville
viii give the address of the day at the
auditorium. There will be singing by
the boy scouts and school children and
a service for the members of the Grand
Army who have passed away. All
schools in Stowe will be closed Mon
day and all teachers and pupils are
asked TO attend the Memorial day ex.
ercises as far as possible
Bert C. Merrill was operated upon
for hernia at the Fanny Allen hospital
in Winooski Tuesday.
All who may have geranium plants
to contribute for setting out in the
cemeteries are asked TO leave them
with Mrs. Agnes Jenney some time
during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Fowler of
Framingham, Mass. who have passed
the winter in Orlando. Fla. came on
Wednesday to their bungalow at THE
Knoll" Tor the summer. Mr.. Fowler's
health remains about the same.
Delegates from Stowe who attended
the state Republican convention at
Montpelier Wednesday; +. T.. Smith,
A. A. Pike, H. F.. Pike and c. VI. Watts.
Miss Lillian Dempritt went Wednes
day to Burlington to visit Miss Nora
Freer
Mr.. and Mrs. F, c. Robinson are
moving from their farm 20 the house
recently purchased OF Mr.. and Mrs. o.
T.. Luce. J. J. Robinson is moving onto
the farm purchased Of +. g. Robinson.
The village trustees have received
carload OF tarvia for use on the vii
lage street.
There was a large attendance a. the
fremen's ball Tuesday evening. Many
Of them from out OF town Music was
by CAROLS orchestra OF Barre. The
ladies of Sickle chapter. O. Z. ;. served
supper. realizing S40.75, and the FIRE
men cleared about $50
Mrs. Mildred Gale Russ i teaching
the Brownsville schools in place Of
Miss Alice Nutting. who was not able
to resume her work
The condition of Herbert Harlow was
very low Wednesday. His recovery
was not expected.
Major and Mrs Dwight +. Smith.
who have recently returned from Seat
tie. Wash. are visiting friends in
Stowe a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Simmons and
Leon Buxton Of Richmond. Mr.. and
Mrs Gordon Moulton OF Montpelier
were here Tuesday evening to attend
the firemen's hall.
o. n. Smith has Joined Mrs Smith al
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. W. II.
Perry. in Medford
Rev C. II. Merrill, state secretary Of
the Congregations church. will speak
here June s. in tho interest Of the in
terchureh work.