The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-16
STOWE


high school, prepared by t. Lawrence
Bigelow, for the recent meeting of the
Alumni association, covering period
OF 10 years, including the class of 1903,
shows that there have been Isl gradu-
ates in that time. Replies were received
from liz graduates, with the following
information There are among them
"a teachers, nine farmers, lumber mer-
chant, stenographer, six bookkeepers,
eight clerks 1.-TWO in banks). three
statesmen, butter maker, railroad train
man, two COW testers, creamery tester,
| electrical engineer. mail carrier, Il stu.
dents in higher institutions, two nurses,
electrical designer, summer boarder bus
driver, three miscellaneous occupations,
storekeeper, "a higher education, eight
college graduates with degrees, 63 are
married scattered in Ii states, 625 per
cent are located in this state not count
| ing students at other institutions, 1873
per cent gave Stowe as their home ad-
/ dress.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Cooley and
son, William, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cool
ey and four daughters and Charles
Harpan of Montpelier and Mrs. Libbie
Carter and grandson of East Montpel-
Ter and Charles Harpen of Boston mo.
tored to Stowe Sunday. After a pie
mic Dinner at the home of Mrs. Cool
ey's nephew and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. X. Chamberlain, the party, including
the Chamberlains, visited Lake Mans.
field.
Guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Coffin Sunday were Mr. Collins
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. INLAND Coffin,
and sister of Richford and Mrs. Collins
parents, Mr. and Mrs Frank Chamber
lain, and brother and wife, Mr., and Mrs.
Carl Chamberlain. of Enosburg.
Mr. and Mrs. X. B. Thresher OF Mont.
pelier visited Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Me.
Carthy Sunday. Other recent visitors
at the McCarthys' were Mr. and Mrs.
Fisher and Mr.. and Mrs Austin of
Essex
George McNall and family of Essex
visited Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Mccarthy
Sunday and John Belts of Colchester
is now guests of the McCarthys.
Earle Richardson has returned to
Syracuse, n Y. after visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Julia B. Jones.
Mrs Mae Calderwood and son and
Mrs. +. l.. Dinsmore, who were called
here by the death of William Jones, re
turned Monday to st. Johnsbury.
Mr. and Mrs Will Morrill, and child
have gone this week to Williamstown,
where Mr.. Morrill, has employment as
truck driver ON state road work Mr..
and Mrs Earle Morrill, and child have
gone to Newport. Mr.. Morrill, having
employment across the line as truck
driver.
Mrs. Frank f. Bailey is visiting rela
tiyes in Newport.
Mr. and Mrs H. A. Foster and family
visited Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Chaplin in
Jacksonville Sunday.
Miss Polly Marshall of Worcester. |
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr. and |
Mrs NJ O. Marshall, at Moscow Miss |
Flora Marshall of Cambridge has re-
Gently had an operation for removal of
tonsils.
=. MIR and Mrs Henry Varney OF Shore
ham are visiting Mrs. A. H. Bentley.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. b. Moore have re-
turned to Eden. after visiting Mr..
Moore's sister and husband, Mr. and /
Mrs. F. G. Bashaw,
Frank Gale and son of Sherbrooke, p. |
@. have been in Stowe this week, look
ing up registered stock and the Gale |
family history
W. II. Hosmer is recovering from a
serious cut on his right hand, received
while cranking a truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Stygles left Tues
day by automobile for Waltham, Mass.
where Mrs Styles will remain for
some time.
Mrs y. G. Stygles attended the fu
neral of her sister in law. Mrs. Almon
Crowell. in HYDE Park Tuesday.
Miss Ruby Bull has begun her work
for the summer at the local telephone
exchange.
Mrs. Bertha Labardie is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Gordon Moulton, in
Children's day will be observed at
he Community church. The children
will have exercises and there viii be
baptism Of infants.
Mrs Howard Smith has returned
rom Medford. Mass. where she has
been with her daughter, Mrs W. H.
Perry.
W W. Thomas OF Morrisyille was
business visitor in town Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Alton b. Wheeler wa. in town Mon
Law in the interest Of the community
.hautauqua to be held in Waterbury
July > 10 I.
Roy Wilder and his assistant, "thc
teeplejaeks," have shown that they
ear no distance in the air. when they
seconded 100 feet TO the ball on tla
nifty church steeple. took down IT,
.rrow and spire and lowered them
he ground for repairs, by the use Of
ope. then crawled down to their seal
few feet below the ball to descen'
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