The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-09
STOWE

Rev. q. f. Brush of Hardwick con-
Quoted an Episcopal service at the
Akeley Memorial banquet hall Sun
day evening, preaching an excellent
sermon and administering the rite of
baptism to one adult and two children.
A vocal solo was rendered by Mrs. IL.
w. Barrows, accompanied by Miss
Marjorie Watts. The bishop coadiutor,
Rev. G. Y. Bliss, will hold confirma-
tion service at the same place at 3
o'clock Sunday afternoon, Eov Ia. The
bishop will also present the claims of
the nationwide drive being carried out
| by the Episcopal church.
There was large enthusiastic at
tendance at the service conducted at
the Moscow schoolhouse Sunday after
noon. Another will be held there in
three weeks.
The Moscow Busy Bee club will meet
with Mrs. A, c. Perry Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Rev. C. e. Hayward preached at the
Community church service Sunday
morning, the second of series of ser
mons upon creeds, and will preach upon
continuation of the topic next Sun
day. w. L. Bennett assisted the choir
on the violin and Mrs. James Brown
lee sang solo.
At a meeting of the Stowe Red Cross
branch with the president. Mrs. Nina
Shaw, it was voted 10 meet at pri-
vate houses to do sewing. The first
work will he making thirty skirts for
children, which will begin as soon as
s,,n 4y,, Tbn
committee consists of Mrs. Hattie
Douglass. Mrs. Fred Billings, Mrs.
Dwight +. Smith and Mrs. III. @. Smith
Mrs. Mary Cheney will have charge of
the knitting and any who are willing
to knit are asked to do so.
At meeting of the Young America
club Saturday afternoon, DIR. II. w
Barrows gave q patriotic address and
Mrs. A. d. Lynch gave lesson in folk
dancing.
There will be initiation at the reg
ular meeting of Sickle chapter, No. "A,
o. r. S.. Wednesday evening
Miss Beatrice Gale was at home from
Swanton over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Tomlinson. Clitus
Tomlinson and Miss Mabel Sleeper
passed the week end in Jericho.
At a meeting of the II. II. Smith
Woman's Relief corps Saturday after
noon, the Misses johnson and Me
Donough were initiated into the order,
two candidates were balloted upon and
nine applications for membership were
received.
The regular meeting and program of
Mansfield Mountain grange, p. Of
H., Wednesday evening, will be con
Quoted by the men of the order in com
petition with the women. who had
charge at the last meeting.
Miss Rachel Slayton was at home
from Waterbury over Sunday.
The president, Mrs. Della Tomlinson,
will entertain the ladies' of the COM
munity ladies' aid society at her home
at the lower village Friday afternoon.
A picnic supper will be served. All are
cordially invited.
Mrs. Jenney's Sunday school class OF
young ladies, now under the supervi-
sion of Mrs. c. f. Hayward, organized
last Sunday and adopted the name
"Pollyanna," and mean TO work under
Pollyanna's motto. The class will serve
afternoon tea at the banquet hall on
Wednesday and will conduct sale of
fancy and Japanese articles, candy,
etc. The committee in charge are
Catherine Harris and Hazel Cakes for
the sale and Marjorie Foster, Dorothy /
Shepard. Agnes Towne and Pearl Tay-
lor to serve tea.
A mock presidential election was
held at the high school, the upper
class preparing the ballots and the
board of civil authority revising the
check list. The freshman class had
charge of assembly Friday. Victroia
selections were given and Miss Nellie |
George gave a reading.