The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-04

eight cows. 81, 400; two yearling heif
ers. $500; six calves, $500; four hogs
s75.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Smith of Cen
trail Falls, X. r., motored here OF
"Wednesday, and are guests at Angus
l.. Gales while visiting their property
on west branch Mr.. Smith, it win b.
remembered. is the purchaser of the
F. w. Sears farm and has taken the
farmhouse down, expecting to replace
it with bungalow for a summer
home.
Manager and Mrs. G. A. Riley, Mrs
Mary Snalley and Miss Katherine
Smalley went Thursday to the Mt
Mansfield house to prepare for the
opening of the house.
Miss Edith Derby has returned from
Burlington, leaving her mother doing
well, after an operation for y throat
trouble.
Rollo G. Reynolds, former principal
of Stowe high school and since then
of the state board of education and
recently a Y. NJ. G. A. worker in
France, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raeburn Il. Mcmahon Tuesday night,
going to Montpelier Wednesday.
Mrs. Paul Kaiser has returned from
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Walter
Burnett, and family in Hartford,
Conn.
Miss Laura Wright. who teaches in
Cabot was a recent visitor in town.
An automobile party, including DIR.
and Mrs. j. A. Robinson of Morrisville
and DIR. and Mrs. johnson of Water
bury. Conn, attempted to drive
through Smugglers' Notch Wednesday
afternoon The road beyond the
height of land in the notch is not com
,leted and is not open for trvel, and
when the car became stalled at the
DOT OF a steep pitch on Dead Horse
Ill., McMahon's truck was summoned
" telephone from Harlow's, but it
vas found impossible TO bring the
ar back with that. The party came
,aok TO Stowe on the truck and re-
urned 10 Morrisville With the help
II horses and tackle blocks the car
vas brought back up the hill.
Rev. c. {. Merrill, state, secretary Of
he Congregational church, will speak
t the Unity church Sunday morning
III are urged to attend
The sermon TO the graduating class of |
towe high school will be delivered hv |
,ev j. Q. Angel of Moultonville, \. !
l.. at the auditorium Sunday evening
/ 1880 O'Clock.
Mrs. w. W. Robinson. Mrs. Carrie
gorge, Misses Lois Riley and kath-
yn Reeor and Ralph Tatro have been
D Lake Mansfield this week to assist
I the annual trout dinner.
f. NJ. Houston was in Lowell. Mass.
thursday to attend the Hood cattle
ale.
Mr., and Mrs. Mitchell Rye Of Ran
olph, who are visiting Mr. Rye's
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
gorge Y. West Of Moscow. on their
edding trip, were given serenade
nd surprise party Wednesday evening
v about thirty of the neighbors OF
r. and Mrs. West A pleasant So
al hour was enjoyed and a delicious
eat was served. |,
H. T.. Shaw, T. c, Bashaw and +. p.
filings have returned from Rutland.
here they attended the Democratic
ate convention. Mr. Shaw was elect
one of the eight delegates to the
ltional convention in San Francisco.
H.. June IS Mr. Shaw expects to
ave for Sam Francisco about the
ith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hall. who went (
At week 10 Hartford. Conn, were ,
He'd from Hartford to Williamstown
the death of Mr.. Halls father. Mr. :
al remains in Williamstown this
EEK. Mrs Hall has, returned TO I
owe. 2
Mrs. Clare Poulson and little daugh
r, Betty. of Castlewood, : d., are
re to spend the sumner with her
rents. Rev. and Mrs. NJ. +. Bacon, Z
q sister, Mrs. A. D. Lynch. :
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Harlow of East 1
lrdwick have passed few days with |
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