The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-27
STOWE
District Meeting of Relief Corps, Held
Wednesday, Largely Attended.

A large number were present at the
meeting of district No. 3, Womans ne
lief corps. G.. A. r., with the II. IL
Smith corps at Stowe Wednesday. Inc
department president and inspector q
district No. 3, Mrs. Carrie A. Deane q
Castleton, was present and Inspected
the exemplification OF the ritual WORK
bv the II. RI. Smith post. The installa-
ton of officers was exemplified at the
morning session, with Mrs. Agnes Jen-
ney installing officer There were a
large number OF delegates present, the
corps at Hardwick, Morrisyille and
Greensboro Bend being represented
There were visitors from the Water
bury Center and Montpelier corps.
Among the visitors were three past
department presidents, Mrs. Clara b.
Niles of MorrisyiIle. Mrs. Hattie Ship
man of Hardwiek and Mrs. Mary 6.
Goss of Montpelier. Other visitors we're
district secretary Miss Jessie. French
Of Castleton, Comrades DR.. i. J. Foster
of Waterbury Center, past commander
OF the Ezra Stetson post, and A. q. La
point, chaplain OF the William Wells
post al Williamstown.
An address Of welcome was given by
Mrs. Minerva Tinkham, president OF
the II. II. Smith corps, which was re-
sponded TO by Mrs. Hattie Shipman,
president of the Hardwick corps. The
ii. II. Smith corps served dinner at
rcon to about $50 people.
An afternoon tea and social for the
shut -ins and older ladies OF the com
munitv was carried out very pleasantly
at the Community church dining room
Tuesday afternoon. Eighteen guests
were present, the number including
Mrs. Harriet f. Adams, 81, and the old
est resident. They were entertained by
a committee from Mrs. G. NJ. Culyer's
class, including Mrs. Culver, Mrs. l. l.
Harris, Mrs. G. n. Adams. Mrs. G. b.
McCuen and Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward.
Among the shut-ins present was Mrs,
G. w. Buzzell.
The Stowe Teachers club met Tues
day evening. but on account OF the
small attendance was adjourned Tor
two weeks, when the election OF officers
will occur and plans for the year :
work will be discussed.
There we're Is in attendance at the
supper given BY the Willing Workers
club at the west branch church Tues
day evening. The entertainment in
Guided vocal solos by f. NJ. Houston;
mandolin. Miss Irene Asquith; recita
ton. Mrs. +. c. Magoon; reading, Mrs.
Florence Perry The receipts Of the eve
ming were SIT.
The Halloween party for the benefit
of the west branch school has been
postponed on account Of the grange
meeting Saturday evening to Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Helen Amy Butler and daugh-
ter, Miss Katherine Butler, returned TO
Boston Wednesday, after month at
+. b. Gales. Mrs. Gale motored to Wa
terbury with them. While here they
have visited their uncle, Edwin r.
Bigelow, and other relatives.
a large number of members OF Mys-
tie lodge, No SO, 7. and A. NJ, attend
ed district Masonic meeting at John
son Wednesday evening.
Mrs. q. W. Clark and Bert Clark of
MorrisviIle and Mrs. G. G. Wheeler Of
Waterbury were callers here on Mon
day.
Miss Grace Ploof has returned to
Lebanon, ". H., after spending two
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Ploof. Mrs. John Belts and son
of Lebanon are now visiting her par
ents.
Walter Magoon went Wednesday to
Burlington to consult a physician.
The officers and several members of
Mystic lodge. No. So, +. and A. NJ, at
tended the district meeting held with
Waterman lodge in johnson Nednes-
day afternoon and evening
j. A. Rogers of Burlington has been
a business visitor here for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kingsley and
children. Alice and Dorothy, and Mrs
win Chase Of Fletcher we're visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Deans
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Furniss Of
Boston were guests az the Green
Mountain inn over Sunday. while VS.
ting their son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank {. Mccarthy. and
family on Shaw hill their daughter.
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ter health than when she previous
" visited Stowe and is now in a store
in Worcester. Mass Mr.. and Mrs.
Furniss returned to Boston Monday.
Mrs. Mildred Russ and pupils OF the
West branch school will give box
party and Halloween entertainment At
the school building Saturday evening
for the benefit Of the school fund Tor
the purchase Of victrola. A program
Of music. recitations and play viii
be carried out. Ladies are asked 10
bring a box lunch for two.
Z. o. Baleh Of johnson was bust
ness visitor in town Monday.
News has been received here that
Arthur p. .Bigelow Of Middlesex had a
successful operation for appendicitis al
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burling-
ton Tuesday
&. A. Riley is assisting in the post
Office.
Mrs. W. IL Perry and children q