The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-17
STOWE

About sixty members of Mystic
lodge. No. SO, F. and A. NJ, were in at
tendance at the Community church
service Sunday morning when the pas
tor, Rev. c. f. Hayward, preached the
annual sermon to the lodge. The serv-
ice was very inspiring and the sermon
excellent and appropriate. A double
quartet, with Miss Watts at the organ,
led the hymns and rendered the an
them, "Send Out Thy Light The pas
tor commended the excellent work done
bv the fifty people who began last Sun
day to make a house to house canvas
of the town, the reports of which are
not completed.
The regular meeting of Mansfield
Mountain grange, p. OF H., was held
Saturday afternoon. There was large
attendance and the program arranged
by the lecturer, Mrs. Della Tomlinson,
included songs by the choir, vocal duet
by Mrs. Fred c. Mccarthy and Miss
Florence Austin, roll call, Sunshine
and Farm Maxims;' paper, "The Farm
Woman's Problem" by Mrs. Maude
Campbell, read by Mrs. Myra Camp
bell Medlar; paper, Home women are
beginning their new public duties and
some concrete results already OBJ
tanned" Mrs. Elda Pangle; recitation,
Mrs. Mertie Barrows; question, How
You induce a child TO perform tasks he
does not enjoy" led by Mrs. Edith
Simoneon; remarks by Fl. G. Fuller
and Others The next meeting viii be
held on the evening Of the 3lst, with
patriotic program open to the public.
Mrs. Eva Burt gave a party Satur
day afternoon in honor of the 18th
birthday Of her daughter, Miss Jessie
Burt. Twelve girls we're present. Games
were PLAYED and Refreshments of
ice cream and cake were served.
Raeburn r. Mcmahon. who returned
Saturday from Montreal, was accompa-
MED by Mrs. Mcmahon and little son,
Raeburn Edward, who had passed sew
eral weeks with Mrs McMahon's par
ents. Mrs. McMahon's health is great
" improved since her severe illness of
last winter.
f. W. PAYNE, who motored to Wi
nooski Sunday, was accompanied by
Fl. w. Rawlin and granddaughter, Miss
Rena Lander The latter remained in
Winooski with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Raymond.
Mr. and Mrs A. 4. jenkins Of Nor
risville spent the week end with their
son in law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
p A. Raymond.
Walter X. Bigelow Of Almy, Bige-
low and Washhurn. Salem. Mass, Is
visiting his brother. Edwin r. Bige-
low. and Stowe friends.
Fred VI. Small is in with pneumonia
at his home on the Randolph road.
Mrs. stephen Guptil and sister. Mrs.
Douglass. Of Waterbury called on
friends in Stowe Saturday.
Mrs. +. G. Magoon and daughter.
Miss Eloise Magoon, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmond LaRock in Richmond on
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Max Coan and family
motored Saturday 10 North Troy,
where they passed the day. Mrs.
Coan's birthday anniversary, with her
father. II l.. Tins
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Sanville II
Norrisville have recently visited Mrs.
Sanville's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dus
tin Iackard
T. :. Boardmsn and F. q Wells at
tended = recent meeting Il the Knights
II Columbus in Barre, where the third
degree was worked.
Mrs. James Buounlee II Montpelier
i passing the week with her parents.
Rev. and Mrs. G. = Hayward
The second monthly butter Scoring
contest under the au-pices q The cN-
tension -ertiec 0f the University 70
Vermont wiu - held uith the NJ.
Mansfield Cooperative Creamery asso-
citation. Ine FRIDAY TIE assoratl nn
ain .rrtr dinner - 80 patrons q the
contest Thr Unitsl Ladies Ad 90
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