The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-08
STOWE

Some recent visitors in Stowe wer
5. G.. and H. H. Gould Boston, Mrs
4. o, Punchard Winchester, Mass
May Myers, Bennington, Mr.. and Mr.,
G. II. Morse and Charles Morse s,
Johnsbury. George Al and Gertrude NJ
4 CONCEAL of Millbrook, ~ ", Henr
S. and Fannie NJ. McGonegal of Roches
ter, n. y. Mrs. George Fl. Root, Win
chester, Mass, Mr. and Mrs. Stanto
Williams of Charlotte.
About 80 members of the united la
dies aid attended pleasant picn
| party Friday afternoon at j. G. ON
sons grove at the Morristown line
| Miss Carolyn Furness, who ha
passed two months in Stowe, wen
Friday to Worcester, Mass. on hel
way to her home in Medford
Miss Louise Morgan has been il
camp at Lake Elmore several days.
Majo and Mrs. Dwight +. Smith
who left on motor trip to Fitch
burg, Mass, Saturday, were accompa
MED by Miss Berta Burnett, who
had passed 10 days with Mrs. Fl. T.
Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold c. McMahon
attended the Addison county fair at
Middlebury this week.
Miss Kate Burnham of Lyndonyille
passed las. week with her grandpar
ents. MIR. and Mrs. II. i. Jenney.
Gladys and Truman Boardman OF
Wolcott have passed a week with their
great grandmother, Mrs. Hannah
Knight.
Miss Marion Wright returned Sat
urday to Montpelier, sitter week
with her aunt, Mrs. S. A. polaski.
Mrs. A. " Collins returned Satur-
day from Johnson, accompanied by
he: daughter, Mrs E. w, Tinkham,
and granddaughter, Alberta. Mrs.
Tinkham is recovering from an i'll
ness.
The condition of L, G. Robinson has
been more comfortable this week
Mrs. Carrie r. Straw returned Sat
urday from short visit with Misses
Frances A. and Marcia P. Snyder at
Caspian lake and Mrs. Lucretia Bundy
at Morrisville.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Durham and
son, who motored here from Calais
and visited Mr., and Mrs. A. B. Weeks,
returned Saturday, accompanied by
Miss Viola Marshall who has passed
a week with Mr. and Mrs Weeks, and
is on her way 10 her home in Lowell,
Mass.
MIR. and Mrs J. F. Stratton. son and
daughter of Hardwick, r. 4. Hart and
friend of Claremont, n. H., Mr. and
Mrs. j. {. Robbins and John Lawson
Of Barre. Mr.. and Mrs. F. /. Minott
and three daughters and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Russell of Waterbury were
week end visitors at the home u. Mr.
and Mrs g. G, Hart on Edison hill
Miss Sadie Hart opened her school
n WilAsmstown Tuesday.
Mrs Della Moody has returned from
Lincoln, where she passed some time
With her son, Carl Moody, and family. |
Mr, and Mrs Moody are parents of
on, Dwight Kenneth, born Aug 10.
orlo X Jenny has returned TO Bur
ington, where he will resume his |
tudies at the University OF Vermont |
John Boardman has been at home |
rom Burlington for a weeks vaca ton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clarkson has returned /
rom Chszy Lake. \. Y, where she
'assed the month of August with
riends in camp.
Fred f. Homer is at home from Bos
on for q few days.
II. y. Winton of Clinton, n Y. is
isiting his sister, Mrs James A. Eos
or, and other friends in Stowe.
MIR. and Mrs. w A. Slayton, Mr.. !
nd Mrs w f. Chaliee, Barney Me
Janus T. L. Barrows and Louis
.atouch attended the Sherbrooke, p. Q,
air last week
H. r. Shaw, f. +. Smith and Gale
I. Shaw were recently in Burlington.
Mr and Mrs A. J. Msgoon have
urchased the s A Bracket house in
louisville and will 60 there 10 live
: soon as they can dispose Of their
arm on the Moscow road Mr. Ma
oous health is such that he is not
bic to carry on the farm. cir and
Irs. Magoon are estimable people and
i'll carry the best wishes of many
lends with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Sears and son.
lloyd. and Mr.. and Mrs Z. G. Stafford
nd son, Clifton. have returned from
eek at Queen City Park.
The Stowe high school opened Tues
AZ. with an attendance of 1870. sup
G. %. Howe was present