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

Richard Chase began work Monda,
as clerk at the Miles, Mcmahon & Son
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Whittemore an,
son. Jack, who have passed the sum
mer in Stowe, have returned to thei
home in Boston.
There win be regular meeting o
Sickle chapter, 0. E. s., Wednesda,
evening.
Miss Nettie Burnor, clerk at Miles
Mcmahon & Sons, is visiting Burling
ton and other places while ON a two
weeks vacation.
Rev. c. Il. Hayward preached an ex
cellent sermon in the Community
church Sunday morning. w. r. Collins
acted as organist and Mrs. Angus Jen
ney and Miss Hazel Cakes as ushefs
There were l02 at Sunday school.
The Straw family held its annual
reunion and picnic Sunday afternoon
at Sunny HILL" the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo H. Straw. Dinner was served
| on the lawn. There were Al present
among them MIR. and Mrs. Albert r.
Straw and son, T. Alden Straw, of
Norfolk, Vas and two grandchildren,
Walter and Jean Wright of Fairfax
Mrs. Hattie f. Douglass, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l.. Mcmahon and daughter, Ruth,
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. c. Mcmahon and chill
dren, Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Douglass and
six children of Jerffersonvile. DIR. and
Mrs. H. w. Barrows and daughter,
Dorothy Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Douglass
and son, Donald, Mrs. Julia Cakes.
Mrs Helen A. wilkins, Mrs Mary c.
Cheney, Mrs. Carrie f. Straw, LLOYD
Douglass and NJ. and Mrs Lyle Doug
lass and two children of Waterbury.
T. Alden Straw left Sunday night
on his return to Norfolk, Va, after 10
days in Stowe.
Carroll George has returned to Phil
adelphia. after a short visit in Stowe
AT the regular meeting of the H. Fl.
Smith w. r. C. Saturday afternoon,
the purchase of flag for the Akeley
Memorial building was approved. The
flag, which is eight by II feet. u now
displayed above the building by day.
The members of the corps are asked to
meet at the memorial building Thurs
day afternoon to tie quilt. A Gov
cred dish supper will be served. A
large attendance is urged
There we're Is present at the meet
ing of the Lend "a hand Community
club with Mrs. Emma Bailey. The
meeting on Sept. Is will be held with
Mrs. s. f. Robertson.
Miss Alice Msgoon has returned
from visit with friends in Morris
Vile.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams, who have
passed the summer at Seven Springs. .
left Monday for their home in Pitts
field Mass.
Mrs. Angie Wakefield of Saanton
passed last week with relatives in
Stowe.
George w. Chaplin of Burlington and |
his mother, Mrs. Lucy Chaplin, passed
the week end in Stowe.
The Misses Southland Of Fairfax and
Derby Of Johnson are here to
resume their work as teachers in the
Stowe high and graded schools.
Miss Martha Gale has returned from
Did Orchard beach to resume her stud,
es at Stowe high school
Miss Margaret Cleveland has fin
shed her work at the Lake Mansfield
Trout club house and is at her home.
Ralph Tatro has finished work there
llso and has returned home TO resume
Ms studies at Stowe high school.
Edward Aiken of Gilmore and Mrs.
Anna Jackman of Morristown were
married by Rev. c. E. Hayward at the
parsonage Sunday evening,
Labor day was observed here by the
losing of the postofice during the
lsual holiday hours.
THIRTY three of their friends mo
ored here from North Troy and called
N Rev. and Mrs. Hayward Sunday,
oming in seven cars.
MFR. and Mrs l.. \. Miner. Daniel
liner, w L. Morgan, Miss Louise Nor
an and Miss Verna Stockman, who
ave been in camp at Lake Gilmore,
,roke camp Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
iinor will remain for day or two at
he home of Mrs. Miners father, Dr.
7. c. Morgan, before returning to Or
nge, where they will reside with Mr..
timers parents. +
Miss Catherine Smalley will teach
he north hollow school and Miss
lodges the Fucker street school, which
will open on the 18th. The village
chools open Tuesday. Mr.. Ruckweed,
Who had been engaged as teacher in
will not come. No one
as been engaged in his place as vet.
One Guess.
A writer SAYS that Woman is sup.
Elementary to man. his appendix. so to