The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-13
STOWE

Sixteen members of the Donald Nj.
Mcmahon post, American Legion, went
to Jacksonville Tuesday evening
MIR. and Mrs. Charles ). McCuen and
daughter, and Miss NJ. Hill OF Burling-
ton were recent visitors at Mrs. Il. A.
Hills, in Stowe Hollow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w W. Thomas OF Nor
risyille visited at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. Collins Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Mum and
daughter, Mrs. Willis Hoisington, and
granddaughter, Sherley, recently VS.
tied Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert c. Bruce Of
New York, who were guests at the
Green Mountain inn Tuesday and
Wednesday, also visited Mr. Bruee's
aunt Mrs. z. C. Russell. Mr.. Bruce
was here in the interest of the eduea-
tional film corps Of New York, and OBJ
tanned few photographs Of the wi.
laQe. and at the lower village and
Stowe Forks. but he found the season
was not far enough advanced here for
his work. He left Wednesday for the
White Mountains. Mr.. Bruce has Wis
tied every state in the union and ex-
poets to go to Europe soon.
James Cram of Middlesex accom-
panied the remains of Mrs. Cram and
their little child and Mrs. Grams moth
er here Tuesday for burial. The bodies
have been in A vault IN Montpelier
since they died from influenza three
months ago. Undertaken Barber OF
Montpelier brought the bodies in an
auto hearse. Rev NJ. f. Bacon had
the services at the grave. Mrs. Cram
was A sister of Mrs Thomas McCall
and Mrs. William McManis Of Stowe.
Mr.. Cram was former resident OF
Stowe.
Mrs. Effie Smalley, county chairman
nj the home service Red Cross, called
on Mrs. Minerva Tinkham, chairman
for the home service OF the town OF
Stowe, Tuesday afternoon IN the inter-
est of the work.
i. r. Wells is installing a five horse
power electric engine in the work shops
Of Arson Page, and a similar engine IN
the Mcmahon Brothers garage.
T. d. Van Dusen Is passing few
DAVIS with his daughter, Mrs. George
Saxby, and family, in Morrisville
Mrs. Silas Stebbins went to the
Fanny Allen hospital Tuesday. where
she expects to undergo an operation ior
appendicitis. She was accompanied by
Mr.. Stebbins.
Mrs. ]. B. Ayers and Mr.. and Mrs.
b. r. McMsnis were called to wafer
bury Monday night by the critical ~
ness of Mr.. and Mrs. McManis daugh-
ter. Mrs. Guy Ayers. Mrs Ayers was
taken Tuesday to the Fanny Allen hos
initial. where she expected TO have
surgical operation Wednesday.
William LOOMS, representing the
White Entertainment bureau Of Bos-
tom. was in town Tuesday. He came
here from Waterbury Center, where ne
booked an entertainment course
w. J Neweonb Of Springfield, Mass
was a guest over Tuesday night at the
Green Mountain inn.
Forrest wilkins claims the record
fcr the amount Of sugar from an or
chard. having made 3 SO pounds TO ouo
buckets on his farm on West bTan'h
formerly owned by Eliakim Bigeiow;;
Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Fuller and emu
dren Hilda and Theodore, and Mrs.
Clara Downer. motored to Burlington
"wednesday to consult physicians about
Uilda. who has been III for several
months
Miss Julia /. Hurd Of Burlington
state supervisor Of home economies,
ana Mrs. Mary Bresenham Of Proctor
state supervisor Of Latin aud French,
in the junior high schools, were visiting
school Tuesday.