The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-01

tendance. Past Master II. W. Burn
ham had charge of the ritual services
at the grave.
Relatives from out of town present
were Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Moody of
Montpelier; Mr.. and Mrs. F. w Berry,
Harry Berry and Miss Hildreth Berry
of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Hale and Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Robinson
of Malone, N, Y; Miss Mary Moody,
Miss Louise Slocum, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Churchill of Morrisville; Miss
Maude Berry of Massena, n. Y, and
Mrs. Lizzie Kellogg of Montpelier.
The Stowe high school junior class
carried out memorial exercises in the
general hall Friday afternoon with
class president, +. II. Sears, in charge.
The hall was decorated with flags,
bunting and crepe paper. The pro-
gram included patriotic songs by the
school, victrola selections, song by six
girls, accompanied by Hazel Gibbs on
the piano, song by quartet of boys. The
Gettysburg address was given by How
ard Mckinley, there were readings
Blonden Beauchamin and Forbes
Adams, a violin duet by Hortense
Shackett and Floyd Sears. Hazel
Gibbs played piano accomplishments
and Helen Newcity played the march
for the professional.
A very interesting Memorial sery-
ice was carried out at the Community
church Sunday morning The altar
was decorated with potted plants and
cut flowers in a beautiful arrangement.
The choir was assisted. by A. w.
Christian and Miss AsqiIith on VIC
Inns, Miss Watts at the organ. Mr..
and Mrs +. f. Smith were the well
coming committee. A. II. c. Mcmahon
and H. +. Pike ushered, Mrs. Agnes
Jenney chairman of the flower com
mittee -Four members of the H. II.
Smith post, G.. A. r.. and large
number of members OF the Woman's
Relief corps and Donald Mcmahon
post attended in bodies. The sermon
by the pastor, Rev. c, u. Hayward,
was appropriate to the occasion.
At the Sunday school session, Mrs.
NJ. A. Mckenzie, superintendent and
organizer Of the international Welfare
union, with headquarters at Chicago,
addressed the school. Mrs. Mckenzie,
whose home is in Lodi, Cal, Is the
daughter Of the late Jonas Thompson,
formerly OF Stowe, brother Of the
late Truman Thompson, and while
here makes her home with her cousin,
Mrs, Sarah Juds5n.
An interesting Episcopal service was
held at the Akeley Memorial build
ing Sunday evening. conducted by Rev
G. X. Brush of Hardwick. Miss Laura
Thomas acted as pianist. Bessie
Minnie and Adna, children of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. c. Merrill. were baptised
The grange dance. announced for
June 3, is postponed until june Ia
Among those in Stowe for Memo
rial day were Douglass Barrows of the
University of Vermont, Emmons Sar-
gent of Calais. Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7.
Bigelow and family of Middlesex.
Mrs. G. T. Mccarthy passed the
week end in Mortified.
George H. Ayers, who motored to
Winoozki Saturday, was accompanied
home by his father, W. W. Ayers,
whose condition is more comfortable,
after several weeks treatment at the
Fanny Allen hospital.
Mrs. S. G. Wheeler of Waterbury
passed the week end with her mother,
Mrs. Eunice Pottle.
Beginning June ,, the stores in this
village will close Thursday afternoons
during June. July and August
Writing May IA from his home in
Los Angeles, Cal, Henry G. Thomas,
formerly Of Stowe. says that there
were Is people from Stowe a the Yer
monters' reunion, held that day at
Sycamore Grove. The reunion was at
tended by nearly 900 people. Maple |
sugar and all accompaniments were
served
Fishing began at Lake Mansfield on
Mor<Sy for the supply OF trout for
the annual dinner of the club Wednes |
dav.
Mrs. Almira Slayton. Mrs. Jane
Howe and Mrs. Aurilla Smith attend |
ed the funeral of their nephew. Walter
A. Smith. in Morrisville Sunday aft /
ernoon. Mr.. Smith was a son Of the
late Harrison Smith and was a native !
of Stowe. He was ~ years of age and !
had passed the most of his life in
Morrisville. He leaves his wife and |
four children, two brothers and two
sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Doane and
family Of Jacksonville called on
friends in Stowe Sunday.
The Stowe Military band played at
the memorial exercises at Waterbury l
Center Monday forenoon.
Mrs. Madge Cushman Of Barre Is
visiting at the home of her father, o.
w Edison. at the lower village.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Aldrich left on
Saturday on motor trip with their
son. Lee Aldrich. and family of War
rem for parts Of New Hampshire and
northern Vermont.
Miss Jessie Southland was called to
her home in Fairfax Saturday by the
illness Of her cousin.
Mrs. Janet Adams and pupils of