The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-15

NJ. Cornell Riley, an ex.sersice man,
who was in Boston the first Of the
week, has gone to AIissoula, Mont.
where he will enter the Montana state
university for a four years course in
forestry
Mrs. c. T.. HAYWARD is taking the
place of Miss Ruth Johnson, teacher
of mathematics in Stowe high school,
who has been called away by the death
Of her father.
w Ratti Of New York City, a mem
Der of the Green Mountain Violin com
pany, is here on business, accompany
ing Mr.. Christianson of the company
home from New York Thursday
j. d. Whittier, superintendent of the
elementary schools in Burlington, Wis
he'd the high school Wednesday The
state victrola records, which are sent
ont to the schools monthly, have ar
rived.
Mrs, F. L. Eaton, Mrs. NJ w Alb
bolt and little daughter, Mary Jane,
were visitors in Stowe Thursday
J. A. Rogers of Burlington spent the
first of the week in town.
There was a large attendance at the
annual meeting OF the united ladies
aid society Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Helen A. wilkins.
The president, Mrs Della Tomlinson.
had charge Of the meeting. Reports Of
secretary and treasury showed there
were 90 members and that there is
1864 in the treasury, Of which S6i6
was raised during the year, Il was
voted to turn over 500 toward the ex
penses of the Community church In
her remarks, the retiring president set
the aim for 1921 at 81 600 The follow.
ing officers were elected First dirce-
tor. Mrs Mary Smith; second, Mrs.
Maude Pike; third, Mrs. Matte San.
horn; fourth, Mrs Matte Smith; fifth,
Mrs. Hattie Douglass; sixth, Mrs. Car
RE i. Straw; secretary, Miss Nellie
Sargent; assistant secretary. Mrs. An
ME Harris; treasurer, Mrs. Nina Shaw !
At The annual meeting of the Unity |
church ladies aid. officers were elect /
ed as follows; FIRST director, Mrs I
Mary Smith; second. Mrs. Mary Rus /
sell: third, Mrs Hattie Douglass t
fourth. Mrs. Annie Harris; secretary
Mrs Nellie Bashaw; treasurer, Miss
Nellie Sargent.
Mrs. C. + Hayward has returned /
from Springfield. where she visited her
mother. Mr. Eliza Roy, and her daugh-
Ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brownlee. II
Rev Robert Dewey Of st Andrews
'hurch, Waterbury, will say mass and
preach al the Aleley Memorial build \
ng at 40 o'clock Sunday morning.
w W. Houston and son. Gerald, re-
urned Tuesday to Berwyn, Pa AIRS
Houston and children. Ardys and Mau.
ice. will return Saturday. having been
detained at the home of Mr.. Houston's
ather. James +. Houston, by Mrs. w
n. Houston's illness J r. Houston
md Mrs Hermon Foster. who have
,een III, are recovering
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank F. Cross Of
iarlboro, Mass. parents Of Mrs. Her
,crt 7. Pratt Of Stowe. observed their
9th wedding anniversary at their
ONE Dec "a The home was beauti-
ully decorated with holly and poinset
IA. wan. kNl4 VI Enuf b"th money
nd plate. were received and included
20 in gold from their children Mr.
ross j. a carpenter by trade and has
-orked on many buildings in the busi.
ess section If New York CITY. They
ave lived in Marlboro for the past u
ears. They have seven children. Frank
+ Marlboro. Charles 81 Burlington.
-aryev Of Tacoma, y IT. Hiram II
at Haverhiu. \ IT.. Ellie r. Il Comp.
m y. r.. Bertha Pratt 81 Stowe and
dith Bridge 81 Newport r. 1
r. r MelIah0n and father. G. Il
icAIahon. mot0red Wednesday to Bur
ngfon.
Miss Ruth johnson ~ the Stowe
81 school vas called t. her home At
'izsl,etIl. y. J.. THURSDAY IS tire death
Ter father I