The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-11
STOWE
Leon l. Russell and Miss Agnes Jack
man Married

Leon /. Russell and Miss Agnes Jack.
man Married
, Leon l. Russell and Miss Agnes Jack
man were married by Rev NJ +. Bacon
lat the Congregational church parsonage
Wednesday, June o. The bridal couple
who were attended by Mr.. and Mrs
Perley G. Adams, left after the wedding
on visit to relatives of the groom in
Roxbury, Mr. Russell is the son OF
MIR. and Mrs. William H. Russell of
Nebraska. He returned in April, 1919,
from France, where he served as cor
poral in Battery G., 302 field artillery
A Z. r. Mrs. Russell is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackman of the
Little river neighborhood.
Walter Magoon, who went Wednes-
day to Burlington for medical treat
ment, was accompanied to Richmond
by Miss Eloise Magoon, who is visiting
their sister, Mrs. Edmund Larock.
Henry Magoon has been at home from
Corinth on account of Illness the past
week,
Miss Ada Fuller, who has been at
tending the Burlington Business col
lege, was recent visitor of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Fuller. Miss
Fuller has accepted "a position as
stenographer in a creamery in Eass
Berkshire and will begin work at once.
|. Mum Boardman, who was elected
president of the sophomore class of
the University of Vermont, came to at
tend the graduating exercises of
Stowe high school, his brother, John,
being one of the graduates.
Gale H. Shaw, Albert Raymond and
Clyde Nelson were in Burlington
Wednesday to attend the annual meet
ing Of grand lodge of Vermont +. and
A NJ
Mrs. Emery C. Mower and daughters,
Mrs. Macomber and Mrs. Mollie Mower,
and Mrs. Carrie Waite of Burlington
and Mrs. Mckenzie of New York City
called on friends in Stowe Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. s. G. Spaulding have
returned from a weeks visit with their
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs Maurice
Spaulding, in Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ Brush have re-
turned from Schenectady, n. Y, where
they have visited their daughter, Mrs.
A. X Wiley, and w. n. Smith and
families.
A. r. Straw, worthy master, Mr.
and Mrs. c. A. Tominson, c. f. Bel
lows, Mrs. J. NJ. Ruitcr, Mrs. W. A.
Aldrich, Mrs. W. W. Robinson and Mrs.
Carrie +. Straw and Mrs. G. II. Eddy of
Hyde Park represented Mansfield
Mountain grange, p. of H., at the meet
ing of Harmony Pomona grange at Wa
terbury Center Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raemon Slayton have
moved into a tenement in w. A.
Aldrich's house.
Mr.. and Mrs, O. Fl. Adams, who mo-
tored to Burlington Wednesday. were
accompanied by Mrs. Eva Bentley and
son, Byron. the latter having his ton
sis removed at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital. Mrs. Bentley is stopping with
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Chaplin while in
Burlington.
The Stowe high school seniors en-
joyed picnic at Lake Eden Thursday.
Fred C. Scribner of Portland, Me,
who came Wednesday to visit his ia
Their, Cassius p. Scribner, was accom-
panied by him Thursday TO Burlington
to visit Mrs. Martha Curry .at the Mary
Fletcher hospital. 4
Il. F.. Bamforth of Bristol was here
on business Wednesday
Miss Luella Atchison of Bethel and
Miss Alma Bailey of Morrisville, for
mer teachers in the graded school, were
here Wednesday to attend the gradua
ton exercises.
Angus L. Gale has sold Is cows
from his herd of Jerseys TO G. w.
Jones of Waitsfield for $50 head. /
William Pougle, who has been here |
since his return from Syracuse, Kan, /
left Thursday for Nashua, n H., to
resume his employment with a firm OF |
Mrs. silas A. Stebbins is passing the .