The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-25
STOWE
Four Cows, Two Calves Hung When
Flooring in Barn Gave Way.

Flooring in Barn Gave Way.
r. j. Stevens found four cows and
two calves with broken necks, where
they were hung when the flooring gave
way in his stable during Saturday
night.
Mrs. w. A. Aldrich has returned
from Warren, where she has passed
several DAYS at the home of her son,
Lee Aldrich.
Lawrence Wright of Dannemora, n.
Y, and daughter, Miss Evelyn Wright
of Montpelier, passed the week end at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. C. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Sears and son,
Flovd, Mrs. r. G. Stafford, Albert Ray
mond, w. w. Adams, George Adams
and sons were visitors in Burlington
Saturday.
The arrangements for the observance
of Memorial season are in charge of
the Donald Mcmahon post, American
Legion, and the II. H. Smith Woman's
Relief corps. Rev. G. f. Hayward will
preach the annual sermon to the mem
bers of the Grand Army at the Com
munity church Sunday morning. The
members of the Legion and Relief
corps will attend. The members OF the
Legion will decorate the graves OF the
soldiers in the west branch and the vii.
lage cemeteries during the forenoon on
Memorial day Dinner will be served at
noon to the members of the post and
Legion by the Relief corps. The pro-
gram for the afternoon will include ex-
ereises by school children, flag drill
and the address of the day by the E..
H. Clowse, principal of the Richmond
high school, followed by the march to
the River Bank cemetery, where the
ceremonies will include the dedication
of the boulder brought from Mt. Mans
field for the monument to the unknown
dead, provided by the Relief corps.
Members of the corps who have plants
for the ceemtery are asked to leave
theru with Mrs Harold G. Mcmahon by
Thursday.
Max L. Powell, president of the Mt.
Mansfield Hotel Co., who was in Stowe
Monday, met the directors of the com
pany here and visited Mt. Mansfield.
Mr.. Powell was much pleased with the
progress Of the work on the road and
also on the house, where Delco hight
ing system is being installed and other
preparations being made for opening
the house The telephone line TO the
house has been overhauled and put into
shape. The house viii be open to the
public June | and the road to the auto
public June Is. The prospects are ia
vorable for a successful season. Five
conventions and two other meetings
are already booked for the last two
weeks in June.
Rev. c. Z. Hayward and 4. L. Bige-
low visited Lake Sterling Monday aft
ernoon, making the trip from Barnes
camp in Smuggers' Notch in an hour
and a quarter. The trail is in fine shape
except several trees have fallen across
it.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Robinson, Mrs. f.
G.. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. r. d, Rob
inson attended the funeral of c. c.
Robinson at Waterbury Center Tues
day afternoon.
The funeral of G. c. Hart was held
at his home on Edison hill on Wednes-
day afternoon and the funeral of Il. w.
McCuen will be held at his home in
Stowe Hollow Thursday forenoon at II
O'Clock.
A. B. Post returned Monday to New
port, after passing the week with his
daughter, Mrs. II. S. Matthews. Mrs.
Matthews sister, Mrs. A. X. Clough
of Irasburg, is with her this week.
Mrs. Matthews has been a little more
comfortable this week. Mr. Matthews,
who has not been able to work for
some time, is gaining slowly.
Mrs. O. B. Wood and son, Francis
Of Georgia were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mrs. Woods sister, Mrs, NJ. L.
Shaw, and other friends.
Misses Daisy and Laura Bailey Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Francis MeLeay in
Barre Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. f. Luce of Burling-
ton were IN Stowe Tuesday and
Wednesday
Z. G. Stafford has been on a fishing
trip TO Echo lake, Charleston, this
week.
Superintendent c. D. Howe visited
schools here Tuesday.