The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-18
STOWE

Rev. and Mrs G. A, Feltus and party
of Waterford, n. ", guests at ~ D.
Gales, visited Caspian Lake at Green's
boro Monday and went on tramp
to Mt. Mansfield Tuesday. There are
10 guests at Mr.. Gales this week and
there were Is entertained there all last
week.
C. L. Mcmahon, H. G. McMahon and
A. G. Cakes, who motored Monday 70
st Adams, were Joined at Winooski
by NJ. d. Mcmahon, DR.. p. =. Nc
Sweeney and Douglass McSweeney
The party attended the summer outing
Of the Vermont Bankers association
and were entertained at the Champiain
Country club by the st. Adams bank
ers. Mr. Mcmahon invited the associa-
ton to Smuggler's Notch for their out
I ing next year.
Misses Mcmahon, Smith, Harris,
/ Burnor and Gates motored to Burllng
ton SUNDAY and went on an excursion
to Plattsburg and Ausable chasm,
Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow A. Minott and
son have returned to Brockton, Mass,
af-eN visiting Mr.. Minott's parents, Dr.
and Mrs. A. A. Minott, at the Green
Mountain inn.
Il. II. MAYO is moving his belongings
this week from j NJ. Ruitcrs to John
son. Mr.. Mayo. who was the able and
successful principal of Stowe high
school last year and who has Just com
pIeted summer course at Columbia
university, has accepted the position of
principal OF johnson high school and
superintendent Of Lamollle west school
supervision district
Mrs. Mary L. Otto and son of New
York City called recently upon her
cousin. Miss Aiine Stearns, Mt j. r.
Houston's, the first meeting OF the
cousins in 20 years,
Mrs. A. &. Stevens, who has been
with Mrs. Abbie Pike for several
weeks. has returned to Waterbury.
Mrs. Pixies son, F. NJ Pike of Balti-
more. Md, and granddaughter, Miss
Margaret Pike of Waterbury, are with
her at present.
Principal c. j. Strand has returned
from visit at his home in Brattlc-
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A Raymond re-
; turned Tuesday from Albany, where
they attended a family reunion OF
Mr. Raymond's relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Loyejoy are pass
ing the week with Mr.. and Mrs. +. i
Drowner in Hardwick.
The Green Mountain inn is meeting
, with pleasing success under the new
mana cement Up o. Monday noon there
had been 223 guests in August. many
of them summer visitors from various
cities.
Miss Emma Mckay of Philadelphia
is visiting her cousin, Mrs +. $. Board
man
Mrs. Alberta Sargent and Mrs. Der
? tina Sammett have returned to Nal
den. Mass. after two weeks at the
Green Mountain inn.
Miss Marjorie Gates of Morrisville
- passing the Nten WIN hteh"0 -
Stove.
, Alfred Hemstead has returned tc
Pike. y. H., after visiting Mrs. Hem
stead at the home Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs T.. J. Adams
: Mrs. F. l.. Eaton of Waterbury
called on friends in town Tuesday.
+, Miss Angie Douglass went Monday
10 Laconia, n H., where she has EN-.
4 ployment.
., Mr.. and Mrs Ora Seaver OF Nal
den. Mass, are visiting Mr. seaver''
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Seaver
on Main street.
Mrs. Roxana Jockow returned Mon
dav from Williamstown, where she
- visited friends.
. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cobb and daugh
ter. Lila, have returned to their home
0 in johnson, after visiting Mr.. Cobb
i mother. Mrs Florence Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs f. W Tmkham and
T. daughter, Alberta, were visitors II
town Monday.
Tn recent electrical storm the barr
r on the James McAllister farm. owned
by J. r. Ayers, was struck and burned
All the farming implements wer'
{ saved. The loss Of hay was estimated
u at $500 There was no insurance.
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