The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-14
STOWE

| Several heavy showers of Sunday
afternoon were followed by heavy rain
Sunday night and Monday. The mead.
ows were flooded and hill roads were
badly washed.
The board of civil authority held
meetings for adding names to the
check list Saturday afternoon and eve
ming. Seventy eight women have quail
flied to vote and many ~~,ng men
have. had their names added to the
check list.
The primary will be held at the town
hall Tuesday, opening at II and clos
ing at s. The following have been APP
pointed to act as ballot clerks: r.
c. Bashaw. who will have charge of
the check list, H. f. Pike. L. l.. Har-
ris, H. C.. Mcmahon; assistants, r. L.
Stafford and o. +. Luce
At the Community church Sunday
morning, an augmented choir led the
singing of the hymns and rendered
pleasing anthem, with Miss Marjorie
Watts at the pipe organ. Douglas
Barrows and Carl Shepard acted as
ushers. The sermon by the pastor,
Rev. c. f. Hayward, was very prac
teal one, being largely an appeal to
some young man in the community to
take up the work of scout master.
A meeting of the boy scouts is
called for Wednesday evening.
A Sunday school worker, Rev. L. c.
Kinney, was here Sunday and organ
lied Sunday school at the west
branch, with Mrs. Mildred Russ SUI
perintendcnt; George Lansell, assist
ant superintendent; Harvey Gale. sec
rotary; Eloise Magoon, treasurer; Miss
Beatrice Gale, teacher of primary de
partment; Mrs. George Lansell inter
mediate; Rufus n. Gale, Young mems
class Mrs. Mildred Russ. young won
ems class: Mrs. Cora Gale. Bible class. |
The school will meet every Sunday at |
west branch church
At the meeting of Mansfield Noun
tain grange Saturday evening, the lee |
turer's program included readings by |
Mrs. Maud Campbell, C. T. Bellows,
Mrs. Willie Barrows; roll call, my |
Idea of a Perfect Lady" by the men:
'My Idea of Perfect Gentleman by |
the women members; question, Some
Leaks on the Farm and How to Stop
Them" answered by J. T. Campbell,
II. A. Parsons, A. J. Magoou. ques
tions on canning. answered by Mrs
Mrs Nina Magoon, Mrs.
Fanny Faunce reading by Mr. Camp
bell and A. r. Straw; recitation, Mrs.
Carrie Il. Straw.
Mr.. and Mrs A. p Bigelow and
daughter. Mildred, of Middlesex and
Miss Maude Woodward of Brooklyn.
\. Y, called on friends in Stowe Sun
lay night.
party from Burlington who visited
Notch Sunday included DR.
md Mrs p, +. McSweeney, Douglass
McSweency Miss Mildred McSweeney.
he Misses Mcmahon and Mr.. and Mrs.
BARLEY.
Miss Addic Bigelow went to Frank
in, n. FL. Monday to resume her
work as teacher in the orphan asylum,
Ifter passing the summer in Stowe.
Mr. and Mrs NJ j. Maxfield and
dr. and Mrs Buel Mnxfield of Starks.
,oro were visitors at Cheney A. Tom
iuson's Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs Buel
daxfield were on their wedding trip.
Mrs. Roancy Durham of Calais, who
las been welcome visitor at several
ZONES in Stowe, has recently made
rip from Lowell, Mass. alone. al
hough past 81 years Of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Collins visited
irs. Collins sister, Mrs 4. w Pot
er, in Belyidere Sunday.
Frances and Raymond Douglass of
who fisited at l.. H.
'traw's over Saturday night were ae-
ompaned home Sunday by their
Mrs Hattie Douglass, -
Tho visited at her son, w. NJ. Douglass,
nd family in JefTersonville.
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