The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-09
STOWE

Mrs. Harry Il. Pike gave a party to
eight little girls Wednesday afternoon
in honor of the sixth birthday of her
daughter, Kathryn. Games were played
and a dainty lunch was served on the
porch An attractive feature was the
birthday cake with candles. The favors
were paper caps, which the little girls
wore at lunch, Among the guests was
little cousin, Miss Alberta Tink-
ham, of johnson. The little hostess re-
ceived many gifts from her friends.
The Vermont state fair price com
mission has been completed with the
following members 0. +. Luce OF
Stowe, chairman; George +. l.. Bad
lam of Rutland, A. p. Simonds of Brat
tleboro and George n Tilden of Barre.
Mr. Luce will take care of inquiries
and communication from Grand Isle,
Franklin, Orleans, Chittenden and La
noble counties; Mr.. Tilden from Is
sex, Caledonia, Orange and Washington
counties; Mr. Badlam from Addison.
Bennington and Rutland counties, and
Mr.. Simonds those from Windham and
Windsor counties.
Mrs. Aurilla Smith and Mrs. 0. III.
Smith were in Burlington Wednes
day
A picnic supper, planned by the II. Fl.
Smith post, Woman's Relief corps, for
Friday afternoon, has been postponed.
4 Mrs. G. J. Montgomery is recovering
from long Illness and able to be
about the house.
Viola and Bernice Smith are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs, Jesse Pike, in Wa
terbury.
George A. Burnham of the Lyndon
vile Agricultural school visited his
brother. H. w Durham, on his way
to Rutland, where he will teach music
in a summer school,
Mrs. Abbe Pike and Mrs A. G, Stew
ems of Waterbury are at Mrs. Pixies
home on Main street
Mrs. Jane Martin of Bethel is Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. G. 4. Burt.
George Chedle, manager of the Cham
plain Realty Co. of Rochester, was a
business visitor in Stowe Wednes
day.
The Moscow Get Together club met
with Miss lone Hawley Wednesday aft
ernoon. Work was furnished. The
next meeting, in two weeks, will be
held with Mrs o. A. Barrows. The
club will serve ice cream and cake at
the Moscow schoolhouse from O'Clock
onward on the evening of July 10,
The lower village club met with Mrs.
o. H. Adams Wednesday afternoon,
work on a quilt being furnished.
II. NJ. brennan and party OF st. Al
bans were recently visitors in Snug
gler's Notch.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Gale and daugh
ter, Grace Clara, of Cleveland, O., ar
rived Wednesday at the home Of his
mother Mrs. p. r. Gale, and will occu-
py the house purchased of Mrs. Louise
Bigelow, when their household goods
come.
Mrs. Weber and sons. Arthur and
George. and Mrs Fritz of Brooklyn and
Mrs. Neverheal and Mrs. Davis of Sal
en-. Mass. are guests for the season at
T. b. Gales at Rocky River farm on
west branch.
l.. r. Smith of Central Falls. X, l.,
is here this week, experimenting work
on the house he is building for a
summer home on the NJ Sears place.
Mrs. Edward J. Taylor of Montreal
j. visiting her daughter, Mrs. Raeburn
Mcmahon. and family.
Harold Stockman and family of Low
ell. who have visited at Z. s. Aus
tins. were accompanied home Tuesday
by Mrs. Austin, who will remain there
the rest of the week
A. L, Morrill, and Levi Turner mo-
tored Thursday to Wheelock and
brought home Mr. Turner's daughter
Miss Jennie Turner, who has visited
relatives in Wheelock.
Mrs. A. l.. Morrill, gave a card party
at her home to about 80 of her friends
Thursday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. George s. Marshall OF Pennis
Grove. n. j., who are visiting friends
in Stowe.
The Donald Mcmahon post, Amer
can Legion, will give dance at the
Akeley Memorial building Friday eve
ming. Carroll's orchestra of Barre will
furnish the music.
Mrs. NJ. w. Abbott of Waterbury
and guests, Mrs I.ottie Abbott and
were visitors in town Thurs
day.