The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-21
STOWE
Lamoille Grange Members Guests of
Mansfield Mountain Grange.

Mansfield Mountain Grange.
Thirty members of Lamoile grange
Of H., of Morrisvlle were visitors
a.. special meeting OF Mansfield
Mountain grange Friday evening. The
visitors included the master. julius h
Midget; overseer, A. " Hollis; lectur-
er, Mrs. Harrison Dodge and ladies
degree team, which conferred in very
pleasing manner the third and fourt
degrees upon Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Nc
Carthv, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Barrowsi
Mrs. J. c. Benson, Mrs. Natalie Chad
wick and Harry f. Faunce. Mrs. A. V,
Hollis was master of the team, Mrs. X
III. Farr and Miss Della Thompson were
marshals. Mrs. A. c.. Bedell pianist and
Mrs. A. II. Grant in charge of the team,
During the evening programs were car
ried out as follows: Songs by the
choir; recitations, Mrs. Hollis and Mrs,
Farr and song by little Anna Farr OF
Lamoille grange; Rotations by Mrs,
w. w. Robinson, Mrs. A. G. Perry; pa
per, Some Educational Values of the
Grange Mrs. Carrie f. Straw; "A Slight
Misunderstanding, Mrs. Carrie George
and Curran 4. Bellows of Mansfield
Mountain grange and medley by
Mrs. Hollis, Mrs. Farr and Mrs. Pangle.
Refreshments were served.
The marriage of Miss Myra Lois
Campbell of Stowe and Frank J. Med
lar of Burlington took place in Burling-
ton Saturday morning. Mrs. Medlar
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j, +.
Campbell. She was graduated from
Stowe hiyh school in the class of 1916,
and from the teachers training course
at the Peoples academy in Morris
vile in 1917. She taught year IN
Tunbridge and two years in Stowe
with much success. Mr.. .Medlar, who
was in service in the 26th division in
France IL months, is employed in the
federal building in Burlington. They
win make their home on La Fountain
street in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcdonald, who
were married June IL at Fort Coylng-
ton, n. ", came by automobile Friday
to stowe. where they are visiting Mrs
McDonald's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Foster. Mrs. Mcdonald, who
was before her marriage Miss Marion
Webb of Fort Covington, has been a
frequent visitor here.
Miss Annie Bigelow went Saturday
to Salem, Mass, where she will visit
her sister, Miss Mary j. Bigelow, at
the home of their uncle, Walter X.
Bigelow. Miss Addie A. Bigelow of
Franklin Falls, n H., is at the home
OF her mother, Mrs. Louise Bigelow. for
the summer.
The Wv. NJ engineers gave enter
tainment Friday evening at the Akeley
Memorial building. The program in
cludcd many amusing stunts and good
music. A collection of well rendered
vermont" songs made up the last act.
The evening closed with dancing with
music by Spencer Lawrence. violin, and
Miss Dorothy Barrows, piano,
Miss Beatrice Gale has completed her
course at the Burlington Business coll
lege and is at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Gale
Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Towne and daugh-
ter. Agnes, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Adams visited relatives in Cabot and
Walden last week.
The Moscow altogether club will
meet for work at the Moscow school
house Wednesday afternoon and will
serve supper from 6 o'clock onward.
Mrs. Helen A. wilkins has returned
from Underhill, where she has visited
Mrs. Fanny Chase since leaving the
Fanny Allen hospital.
The Edison hill school, Mary Shaw,
teacher, south hollow, Mrs. Bernice
Ayers, teacher, and the Mills, Miss
Sadie Hart, teacher, closed for the
year Friday.
Miss Susan Barker of Wakefield,
Mass. is at A. l.. Gales for week.
V. Z. B. Fuller of New York City
is at A. L. Gales for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood Bennett and
child of Malone. \. V, whs have visit
ed Mr.. BENEFITS brother, Clarence
Bennett, and family, accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Bennett and family
to Hanover, y. H.. to visit their uncle,
Atwood Bennett, and family
William A. Knight and brother, Har-
vey. returned Saturday from Newbury,
where they attended the Newbury
seminary alumni banquet Friday eve
ming.
During the rain of Friday night some
snow fell on Mt. Mansfield.
An exhibit of wild flowers in the
public reading room includes pale
laurel. labrador tea. cowberry and
creeping snow berry from Mt. Mans
field. contributed by Mrs G.. A. Riley,
and pink and yellow ladies' slippers,
contributed by Miss Clara Barrows.
Mr.. and Mrs w r. Burt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Erie w Moody of Outlook, Sas.,
were guests at Lake Mansfield Friday.
Mrs. Louise Loomis has sold her
home on Maple street TO Elmer john
son, recently Of Springfield, who takes
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