The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-17
STOWE

ron's sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Ayers of Waterbury.
C. c. Abbott of Duxbury has pur-
chased 80 head of cattle of T.. L. Bar
rows and six head from r. II. May
nards herd and had them driven TO
Waterbury Thursday,
Shackett's orchestra furnished music
fol- dance in Wolcott Wednesday eve
ming and at South Duxbury Thursday
night.
Dan Jones and Burton Luce of the
II. c. Luce company were in town on
business Thursday.
Elmer Sargent, who recently moved
his family to Waterbury, is moving
back to town again.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Pangle and Mrs.
Psngles mother, Mrs. Hannah knight,
went TO .Wolcott Thursday night to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Knight 3
grandson, Hollis Boardman.
Mrs. b. G. w Marshall is i'll at the
home of her son, NJ. ID. Marshall, of
Moscow.
Mrs. Joseph f. Carey is confined TO
her home by Illness.
DR.. II. W. Barrows was a business
visitor in Burlington Thursday.
Mrs. James Olson went Friday to
spend the week end with her husband
in Montpelier.
Lynn Pratt went to the Mary fetch
er hospital Thursday, where he re-
ceived treatment on his wrist, which
was injured some time ago.
Members of H. H. Smith Relief corps
ages TO Miss Martha Curry at the
Mary Fletcher hospital.
S. A. Stebbins returned Thursday
from Winooski, leaving Mrs. Stebbins
very comfortable at the Fanny Allen
hospital
Douglas L. Hunter. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. A. Hunter OF Stowe, who has
been with the Leader Evaporation com
pany of Burlington for some months,
has been promoted to the position OF
sales manager Mr.. Hunter has recent
ly become stakeholder in the com
pany and expects TO continue the poll.
cies OF the company that have been SO
successful in building up its extensive
trade in sugar-making equipment.
Clifford Pierce of Boston enjoyed
day of trout fishing with George w.
Gale Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Aither of Mos
COW are parents of a son, born May IA.
Miss Beatrice Gale, who is attend.
ing business college in Burlington, and
Dewey Potter of Belvidere spent the
week end with Miss Gales parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Gale.
Rev. A. b. Laing, secretary OF tile
Vermont AntiSaloon league, and Rev.
G.. H. Locke of Waterbury called upon
Rev NJ. L. Bacon Friday. Mr.. Laing
will speak at a Sunday morning service
here soon.
Mrs. G. w. Clarke of Morrisville Wis
tied friends here Friday.
Mrs. Rufus Wiltshire OF Morrisyille
came Friday to spend a few days at
the home of Her father, Charles T. Sar
gent
Principal r. c. Mayo and large
Of the students of Stowe high
school went TO Morrisville Saturday
to the interscholastic track meet of
secondary schools of Stowe, Hsrdwick,
Craftsbury. Jeffersopsille and Morris.
Vile A. ID. Lynch went to serve as
starter
The senior class of Stowe high school
presented its play, An Early Bird"
at the Akeley memorial building Fri
day evening in very pleasing manner
to a large audience. Mrs. Lola d. Doug
lass, who had charge of the training,
was assisted by Miss Margaret Keefe
and Miss Jessie Southland. Parts we're
taken by Dennis Kaiser, John Board
man, Douglass Barrows, Dalton Wells,
John Recor, Lyle Spauldisg, A. Richard
Chase, Hildegarde Smalley, Laura Bail
ey. Lucy Latuch. Gladys Smith, Kath
ryn Recor, Rebecca Burron and Hazel
Morrill, and were all well carried out.
Miss Dorothy Barrows acted as pianist.
An interesting feature was character
song. between the acts. "All the Qusk-
prs Are Shoulder Shakers Down in
Quaker Town" sung by Miss Beatrice
Kaiser, assisted by eight young people,
accompanied by Miss Lois Riley. Dur
ing the evening the oil painting. hi
Iacs." presented to the class by Mrs.
Mary Chase, was awarded TO Miss Mil
bred Smith The classes realized about
s75 from the entertainment and S55
from the picture.
DIR. II. w. Barrows was a business
visitor in Burlington Saturday.
Miss Alice Sutting, who was oper-
ated upon Wednesday at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for removal OF ton
ills. is doing we'll Miss Glenn Nutting,
who accompanied her sister, returned
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Adams Of
Moscow are parents Of son, born May
IA. this being their fourth.
Mrs. r.. G. W Marshall. who is i'll
with bronchial trouble, remains about
he same.
Claude Adams of Little river. who
has been suffering from sciatica for the
past three months, does not seem to
improve and will probably not be able
10 work all summer
Miss Luella Atkinson. formerly OF
he Stowe graded school, motored from
Bethel TO MorIfsville Thursday aud was
accompanied by Mrs. Fred Davis, who
visited Miss Clara Bsrrows, returning
10 Bethel Friday.
Work was begun Thursday on
shelter for the men to be employed in
-econstructing the road to the summit
II Mi Mansfield. The buildings viii
include bunk house l2136 feet and
COX house and will provide for 10 ~
t. men. They are located about hall
vsv up Dick" hill. the first long hill
below the old halfway house. W. NJ.
Adams has charge Of tho work and IS
assisted hv Robert Ssmalley and A. !.
Houston this week. Work ON the road
win begin next week in charge Of D. |