The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-12

same Tree. Inc Tree WHltH Sions III
Mr.. Culvers door yard has short
trunk and heavy limbs. Two buckets
and four spouts were used. One good
run of sap was lost by buckets run.
ming over. Last year the yield was
ten pounds.
o. i. Luce, chairman of the Yer
mont state fair price commission, IS
on business trip TO Brattleboro, Rut-
land and Burlington in connection with
work of the commission.
+. l.. Howe and son of Mortified
were business visitors in town Mon
! day
John Belts and children and Miss
Grace Ploof of West Lebanon, n. H.,
motored to Stowe Monday and were
accompanied home by Mrs. John Bet
It's. who has visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Ploof, for the past ten
days. They reported that the roads
were good.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ l.. Prescott of Wa
terbury Center spent Monday with
Mrs. Prescott's mother, Mrs. j. v.
Reed
There was meeting Monday OF
the Relief corps committee, consisting
Of Mrs. Minerva Tinkham, Mrs. 4. X.
Straw and Mrs. Agnes Jenney, APP
pointed to have suitable memorial
fer the unknown dead of the army and
navy placed in the River Banks Gem
etery. The committee met +. L. Howe
Of Mortified and selected q tablet.
II N 1nn,
for two weeks, is recovering.
.. T.. Luce, secretary of the Lake
Mansfield Trout club. has mailed the
annual report of the club to its mem
bers. DR.. Homer c. Brigham of Grand
Rapids, Mich, president Of the Lake
Mansfield Trout club, is in Montpelier
and expects to be in Stowe about the
18th of May. The annual meeting and
trout dinner will be held at the lake
June ?.
Mrs. Mary Sherbut returned Mon
dav from Granville. \. Y. where she
has been with her son, Ralph Sher-
but, and family. The daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Sherbut, who has been
III with acute Bright's disease, Is more
comfortable. Mrs. Mary Sherbut will
have employment at Lake Mansfield
during the summer.
Miss Alice Cole has returned TO Nor
ristown. after visiting her sister. Mrs.
l. 4. Barrows. The condition OF |,
A. Barrows does not improve. Fay
Tinker of tIorrisyille is now caring
Tor Mr. Barrows.
Fremont Stone. who went last week
to live with his daughter. Mrs. Mar
Ina Ryan OF Milton. has been en-
ployed BY l.. b. and c. A. Tomlinson
the past is years.
O. Howard Smith has returned from
Medford. Mass, where he visited Mrs.
smith, who is with her daughter, Mrs
W. Ii. Perry.
Clarence Smith Of Morrisville is
| spending few DAYS in town.
Miss Jessie Southland. Misses Paul
inc Harris. Pearl Taylor. Hazel Cakes
and Beatrice Kaiser returned Monday
from Burlington. where they attended
the older girls conference of the y.
w. c. A.
Mrs. Alice Martin Of East Brook
| field Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ar
thur Aither and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Pike and three
daughters Of Waterbury visited Mrs.
Pixies sister, Mrs. r. b. Russell, Tues
day.
Mrs. Frank Bedell and Mrs. Carroll
Bedell were in Waterbury Tuesday.
/ Mrs. G. l.. Robinson is in Richmond
packing her household goods. which
1 will be brought to Stowe this week.
Hhc Mt. Mansfield Creamery and
Grain association has begun work on
the new granary and warehouse, which
will be situated ON the line of the rail
road south of the freight depot. The
site has been purchased from the c.
/ T.. & +. 0. Burt Co, and will enable
\ the handling Of more grain at a cheaper
I figure. as il will allow accommodations
/ for the installation Of grinding and
mixing apparatus and elevator for IN.
! loading cars Of bulk grain. which under
I tho old arrangement was too expensive
To attempt on the scale demanded by
! the business. The building will be %
! feet by 100 with 20-fnot posts The
/ storehouse at the creamery will be
/ turned over into supply depot for
! creamery manufacturing supplies. The
work i being done by L. D. Hilliker,
Morristown.