The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-09
STOWE

Tuesday morning presented Wihtry
appearance here with the ground coy
cred with snow and the mercury at ~
above zero.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brownlee
Of Montpelier are here this week
with their parents, Rev. and Mrs. y. n
HAYWARD. Mr.. Brownlee and Mr.. hay
ward are deer hunting.
A. u. Morrill, has rented A. =. Nor
rifl's woodworking shop in the village
and will carry on the business. lie VIII
move his family into the tenement over
the shop as soon as the family occupy
ing it moves out.
a. H. Morrill, has returned to Med
ford Hillside. Mass, after passing sew
en- weeks at the home Of bis sister, MIS-
III, w. Carter. Mr.. Morrill, was here Tor
The benefit of his health which has
much improved during ms stay mere.
Lee Russell Of Waterbury = VS.
/ itor at L. w. Carriers this week
Mrs. Ellen Douglass has returned 70
1 her home in Morristown, after passing
seven weeks with her niece, Mrs. Emma
| Barrows.
DR.. ID. A. Shea OF Burlington was
called here Monday in consultation IN
the case of Mrs. r. S. Boardman, VINO
has been IN with an attack OF gan
stones the past 10 days. 1t IS hoped TO
avoid an operation.
| Although past % years Of age, Mrs.
Rockwell Shaw of Morrisville was able
/. take an automobile ride to Stowe re-
Gently and visited her sister, Mrs. Jane
Doubleday.
Favorable reports are received OF the
condition of Arthur Bigelow, who Is re-
covering from a serious surgical opera
ton at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Burlington
Miss Nora Pettibone, who recently
underwent an operation at the Flower
hospital in New York City, expected 70
90 Monday to Evanston, ILL.,, where her
address is 1866 Ridge avenue.
The little daughter born "Wednesday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest French has been
named Pauline Alice. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Lovejoy vii
leave on Wednesday for Stuart, ria'
where they will pass the winter. Ihey
win make their home with Mrs. How
ard Thomas as they did last year.
| MISS FLORENCE austin 0fthk
lend at her home in Essex.
Mrs. Angus Douglass of Barre Is vis'
lifting friends in town, while Mr.. Doug
lass is in camp here for deer hunting.
Rev. George r. Brush of Hardwick
conducted an Episcopal service at the
I'M. L. church Sunday evening. Holy
communion was celebrated on Monday
morning at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
in. r. Smith with six present. Mr
Brush was the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Smith while here.
Mrs. w. H. Perry and children anc
MIR. and Mrs. c. +. McCuen and dsugh
ter have returned TO Melrose, after
nassing two weeks with relatives here
Misses Hunt and Hill spent the weeh
end in Burlington.
Mrs. Fay McCuen Is enjoying
weeks vacation from her duties at th'
state hospital at Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Hubbell and tw'
children and Mrs. Harry Clement, wh'
motored here from Laconia, \. n.
spent the week end with Mr.. Hub5ell'
sister, Mrs. A. f. Doane, and family
/. Miss Daisy Hazeltne, teacher at tn
South Hollow school. visited at he
home in Waterbury over Sunday.
The Donald Mcmahon post, Amer
lean Legion, win celebrate Armistic'
dav bv giving a series OF government
war pictures az the Akeley Memoria
building at s O'Clock Friday evening
The pictures are furnished by the Uni
versity Of Vermont IL Is expects
that there viii be speeches and mnsi'
in addition to the pictures. Admission
Is free and all are invited.