The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-01
STOWE

The Stowe high and graded schools
will open for the fall term September
7, with the following teachers Princ-
pal, c. j. Strand; assistant principal,
Miss Jessie Southland; English, Miss
Margaret keefe; home economies, Miss
McDonough; mathematics, F, j. Ruck-
weed; fifth and sixth grades, Miss Ella
Sargent; third and fourth, Miss Edith
Derby; first and second, Miss Susan A.
Bigelow Misses Southland and keefe
and the grade teachers are returning
TO the school. Mr.. Strand, the new prin-
cipal, received his A. B. from a col.
lege at Rock Island, ILL.,, A. NJ. from
the one in Urbana, Ill.,. and has had
three years post graduate study at the
Massachusetts, agricultural college at
Amherst, Mass. He has had two years
experience in teaching at North Troy,
two years at Hinesburg and three
years at Hebron, Conn. Mr.. Ruckweed
has had several years experience in
teaching and. for four years, has been
employed in forestry work on the Pa
cific coast for the United States gov
eminent. Miss McDonough is grad.
uate of the Skidmore School Of Art and
has had one years experience in teach
ing. The principal will be at the high
school rooms for consultation Friday
and Saturday from 10 to IL a, m. Ap.
pointments may be made by calling
23-4.
The Stowe Military band will give
an open-air concert at the band stand
at o'clock Friday evening.
Mrs. C. e. Burt has returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burling.
ton, where she has had surgical treat
ment
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ Watts, Miss Mar.
jorie Watts and Z. w McGibbon mo-
tored Tuesday to Frazier's Point on
the St. Lawrence in Dundee, Ontario,
where they will pass a week in camp
Mrs, Belle Graham OF Walden and
Mrs. f. X. Sesver of Cady's Falls, who
are visiting friends in Stowe, were
with their sister, Mrs. f. j. Adams,
visitors of another sister, Mrs. G. Nj. /
Towne, Monday and Tuesday Mrs
Graham's daughter, Mrs. Fred Allen
of Walden, is with her here.
Mrs. Cora Weinhold and daughter,
Miss Beatrix, of Medford, Mass, came
Tuesday to visit Prof and Mrs. Con.
rad A. Adams at their cottage, The /
Medford," at the lower village
Mrs. Ira Chamberlain Of Morris. /
town was a visitor in town Tuesday on
her way TO visit friends in Waterbury +
Mr. and Mrs. o. H. Adams and Mr..
and Mrs. f. J. Adams were visitors at
c J Munns in johnson Sunday
Charles and Elizabeth, children of
Prof, and Mrs. G A Adams, have been
III for several days
Mr., and Mrs E. T. Wright and chill
iren of Fairfax Falls are visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs A. R. Straw. l
Joining there their brother, T. Alden
Straw Of Norfolk, Va.
H i. Shaw is repairing the dam at
his gristmill, which was partially
washed out in the high water Of last
winter. using stone, cement and con-
.rete in strengthening the dam.
Rev. and Mrs. A. II. Ball of West.
ield, Mass, are passing a week on Mt
Mansfield and Mrs Balls sister, Miss
Harriet Savage, who is with them, will
meet their friends on Thursday for a
'icnic dinner on Sunset hill. The Saw
ge family is a well-known and hon
red one in Stowe and many Of their
riends here viii like to meet Mr.. and
irs. Ball, who are celebrating their
9th wedding anniversary by making
his visit 10 Mt. Mansfield All friends
nd those interested are invited 70 at
end the picnic. ANY who do not feel
quail to the climb from the front en-
rance can drive in to within a short
istsnce from the picnic grounds from