The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-03

Town Schools, Best Spoilers Picked at
Contest Tuesday Afternoon.

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Contest Tuesday Afternoon.
| At town spelling contest at TIN
Akeley Memorial building Tuesday aft
ernoon the best speler in the interme
date section was Elna Ravlin of tht
Luce hill school: second, Leola Culver
of the Mills schools; third, Beatrice
Shackett of the sixth grade; fourth
Lulu Hoisington of the fourth grade
In the grammar division, first, Haze
Gibbs of the seventh grade second
Dallas van Dusen of the west bill
school; third, Mary Magoon of the
North Hollow school; fourth, Rachel
Smith of eighth grade Twenty
| pupils took part in the intermediate di-
| vision and eleven IN the grammar divi-
| sion. The first and second spoilers in
each division will take part in the
county contest at Morrisyille, June III.
Mrs. Hugh Cushman was recent
| guest of her father, o. w. Edison, and
| wife at the lower village.
Kenneth Robinson has returned TO
Bristol, Conn, after spending few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs w.
" iApbiiiSoH.
Miss Ruth johnson of Richmond Wis.
tied her brother, n b. Johnson, and
family the first of the week.
George P. Douglass and daughter Of
Minneapolis, who have passed week
at the Green Mountain inn, have left
on their return home. Mr.. Douglass,
who is a native of Stowe, is the son
OF the late Mr. and Mrs. Christopher
Douglass, formerly of Stowe, but for
many years of Minneapolis
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Peck of Cor
NTH visited relatives over the holi
day.
Mr. and Mrs Dan Towne of Lisbon,
n H., and Mr.. and Mrs Archie Towne
and children of Manchester, ~ H., re-
Gently visited Messrs. Townes father,
G. G. Towne, and other relatives,
Professor and Mrs. Dix and 36 stu
dents of the civil engineering course of
the University Of Vermont are here for
months practical work They are in
camp on the school campus
Budd w. Warren of Middlebury mo-
tored here Sunday and passed two days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Warren, al Moscow Mr. Warren was
accompanied from Waterbury by Miss
Ida Towne.
Recent visitors at Mrs. Ida Hills |
were Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Irish of Essex |
Mrs Amelia Irish of West |
ford, Mr., and Mrs, c. t. McCuen and |
Arlene, and Palmer Hill of
Burlington and Miss Doris Ennis Of |
Essex Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. n. Bailey and Mr.,
and Mrs. + u. Bailey motored Sunday
to Albany. Miss Blanche Gilbert Wis
tied her home in Craftsbury Sunday.
Mrs. Della Moody and son and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Earle g. Moody, of Look
out, Saskatchewan, motored to Burling
Ton Sunday and made trip down the
lake to Plattsburg, returning home
Wednesday,
Mrs. H. c. Mcmahon motored TO
Barre Wednesday, accompanied by Mrs,
Minerva Tinkham, Mrs. H. f. Pike,
Miss Marion Pike, Mrs, NJ. Il. Bacon
md Mrs. w. T. Burt to attend the
Meeting of the grand chapter of the Or
Ter Of the Eastern Star.
Major and Mrs. Dwight Smith, who
ave visited relatives in Stowe, went
y ednesday To- bethel. lhey expect 10
eturn later to pass the summer in
stowe.
Community club, No. 4, met with
,lrs. Lucy Luce Tuesday afternoon.
he next meeting, in two weeks, will
e held with Mrs. Alice Lovejoy
A. w Collins has received news that
is sister, Mrs. Lucy Davis Of Concord,
lass. who was recent visitor at the
ollins home, has recently had an OPP
ration for appendicitis at hospital in !
oncord.
At the regular meeting of Mystic
,dge, No. SO, f. and A. NJ. Tuesday
vening the third degree was worked.
f. Balch, X. o. Baleh, 4. w. Tink- !
am. John Moore, Earle Holmes and
layton Smallcy of Waterman lodge f. $
nd A. NJ, of Johnson, were present. !