The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-31
: STOWE

The following schools began the fall
term Monday: Moscow, Miss Grace
Russ, teacher; west branch, Mrs. Mil
dred Russ; west hill, Mrs. Walter M.
Adams; Edison hill, Mrs. Victor B.
Houston, Pupils at Stowe Forks and
Luce hill will be transported to west
branch. The north hollow and Mills
schools will open as soon as teachers
can be obtained for them.
The united ladies' aid society will
hold its frst annual picnic Friday aft.
ernoon at j. c. Benson's grove or, If
rainy, at Unity church vestry. All
Community club members and all in
terested in the work of the society are
cordially invited to attend. Each lady
is asked TO bring one article of food
one cup, one knife, one fork and one
spoon.
Rev. c. f. Hayward motored here
from North Troy to conduct the Com
munity church service Sunday morn
ing. w. r. Collins acted as organist.
Rev G. r. Brush of Hardwick con-
Quoted an Episcopal service at Seven
Springs Sunday afternoon. The guests
at the house and the townspeople at
tended Mrs. H. w Barrows rendered
solo, accompanied by Mrs. Burgess.
The service was held on the broad yer
anda OF the mansion.
At the meeting of Mansfield Noun
tain grange, Saturday evening, the lit
erary program was in charge of Flora
and Pomona, Mrs. Nina Nutting and
Mrs. Hattie Ruiter, and included songs
by Mrs Carrie Call and Mrs. Della
Tomlinson; piano solo by Mrs. J. A.
Foster; reading by Mrs. Hattie Recor
and Mrs. Tomlinson: Rotations by
Mrs. Msude Campbell and Mrs. Laura
Robinson and a paper on Vermont |
plants by Mrs. Carrie Straw. The
next meeting viii be held in the eve.
ming and the first and second degrees
will be worked
A meeting of the Young America
club, held on the school grounds Sat
urday afternoon, was called TO order
by the president, Miss Dorothy Bar.
rows. The program included songs,
flag salute, military drill, led by Paul
A. Raymond; folk dancing under the
direction of Miss Ruth Mcmahon; an
paper on "The Man With.
out a Country" read by Miss Rachel
II - I
weeks and to pay five cents dues. All
girls are requested to wear boomers
at the next meeting.
Guests at the Green Mountain inn
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.
Pierce and Mrs. Annie Pierce Of Hard
wick; F H. Crandall, Mr. and Mrs. II.
NJ Mcintosh, Miss Jane Mcintosh and
A. c. Collins of Burlington; Mr. and
Mrs. c. l.. Mcmahon, DR.. and Mrs.
Blanchard and Mr.. and Mrs. g. d.
Root Of Montpelier; Harry Clark and
Miss Mary Upham of Brookfield; Mr.
and Mrs John F.. Pedlin Of Saxtons
River; Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Ratti and
laughter. Mrs. Warner and two chill.
lren Of Lansdowne, Ont, who are Wis.
ting Mrs. Webster and his sister, Mrs
D. P. Smith, in Morrisville.
There were about 100 people at the :
annual Ayers family reunion and pic
tic at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Per
ey G. Adams on Miller brook Satur- ,
lay. Dinner was served on the lawn
n front of the house. The report of
he secretary showed that there were
our deaths in the family in the past
'ear--Mrs. Rhoda Ruggles, W. W.
Woodward and Mrs. Myrs Town Hum
hrey of Waterbury and Mrs. Aurora
ADAMS Of Stowe; three births, sons 10
ir. snd Mrs. G. T. Adams, Mr.. and
frs Claude Adams Of Stowe and Mr.
nd Mrs S. W. Allen of Maidstone
nd five marriages. w. w. Ayers wasN
lected president of the association,
Hiss Florence Ayers secretary and
treasurer, and Mrs Emma Ayers chap