The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-23
STOWE

cal honors at the University of YER
mont, Miss Boardman was voted to be
the most beautiful and popular girl
in the class of 1921.
Orlo K. Jenney, who was graduated
from the u. V. NJ agricultural col
lege Monday, has secured position as
instructor in agriculture at the Jeffer.
sonville high school for the coming
year. Mr. Jenney returned 10 Stowe
Monday and will work at Pixies store
during vacation, beginning next Mon
day.
MIR. and Mrs, w, B. Bigelow, who
left Wednesday on their way by motor
to their home in Salem, Mass, were
accompanied by Mr.. Bigeiow's sister,
Mrs. Carrie E. Straw. They will visit
friends in West Lebanon, N. H., and
Woodstock on their way and expect to
reach Salem Friday.
Mrs Elizabeth B. Davenport Of Brat
tleboro and Mrs. Nichols of Mortified,
Mass, are guests for two weeks at Il.
c. Harlow's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Coan of Hartford,
fConn.. are visiting Mr.. Coan's broth
err, Max Coan, and family and other
friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Jennie Hall of Boston Is Wis
itinQ her sister, Mrs. Julia Jones. Mrs.
Jones and niece, Miss Helen Poole and
Mrs. Hall 20 Wednesday to visit Mrs.
Jones daughter, Mrs. Dinsmore, and
family in Percy, n. H.
Edwin A. Bigelow, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Bigelow Of Salem, Mass,
is finishing a post graduate course at
Harvard and will take a position Aug.
| with the public service corporation
of New Jersey.
The Mills family, who have all gone
to California to live, were among those
formerly of Stowe who attended the
Vermont party recently attended by
| nearly 1000 Nermonters at Los An
geles.
The Stowe Military band will give
| an open.air concert Friday evening at
IL o'clock at the bandstand, If the
weather is favorable.
Mr. and Mrs. John Belts and fam
| ilv and Miss Grace Ploof Of West Leb-
anon, N. H., spent the week end at
Fred Ploof's.
Mrs. c. j. Strand and daughter, Syl-
via, have returned from Brattleboro,
where they were called by the illness
of Mr.. Strands mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank George and Mr..
and Mrs. Hollis Nelson of Montpelier
visited Mrs. Carrie George at the Green
Mountain inn the first of the week.
Miss Ruth Sheldon of Lowell, Mass,
is visiting her cousins, Misses Alice and
Glendora Nutting.
Mrs. Margaret Goodell Palady and
child of Williston has visited her ia.
Their. Frank Goodell, at W. 7. Burt's
| this week
| u. T.. Smith Of Moscow is on bust
ness trip to Boston and New York.
Mrs. H. A. Smalley and Mrs. h. N
Billings of Morrisville were visitors in
Stowe Tuesday.
Mrs. Mabel Hunter and children
Rosamond and Billie, of Swsnton are
! visiting nj Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Ruiter's
The annual meeting of the Vermont
insurance men was held Tuesday and
| Wednesday at the Summit house on
Mt. Mansfield, with an attendance OF
as. Messrs. Hastings, Tilman and
Farnsworth Of Boston were present; A
banquet was enjoyed Tuesday evening
and the party was entertained with
music by ellis orchestra. The popular
ity of the mountain is growing, as TINS
Is the second convention held there this
month.
The Moscow Busy Bee club gave 9
delightful three-act play, Excuse Me,
at the sehoolhouse Tuesday evening be
fore a large audience. The cast OF char
aeters was as follows: Jack Harding
Stanley Butts; Mrs. Jack Harding
F1yira Forbes; Pinkie Bean, Lemuel
Noul4on; Naracissa, Miss Floy Collins
Daly RimpIe. Forbes Adams; Bob Stet'
son Alton Forbes; Dora Anterior, Mrs
Julia Brown; Martha Linsley, Mrs
Harley Camley; Miss Winthrop, Mrs
Maurice Homer; Katie, the maid, Mrs
Leon Butts. The parts were well chosen
and carried out in a pleasing manner
Mrs. Butts trained the cast and Is de
serving much credit. The program also
included organ selections by Mrs
George Moulton and Mrs. Butts, violin
selections by Alfred Chase, readings by
Mrs. Roy Moulton and Mrs. julia
Rrown. A recitation by Mrs. Carrie
Slayton, a dialogue by Mr.. and Mrs
AIya Perry, solos by Forbes Adams
and Miss Fioy Collins and a character
song bv Ellen Collins and Sylvia Bar
Der.
Mrs. Lola B. Douglass has re
Gently visited her cousin, Mrs Blanche
sayles. at Marvern, Pa, on her return
10 stowe from an extended trip Of II
months through the United States
During her visit in Pennsylvania she
vas given dinner party at Marverr
bv Mrs. W. II. Haynes, formerly Miss
Nlvra Cheney Of Stowe, on June ?
which was followed June . by another
dinner given by Mrs. Sayles. On Jun'
Il another party was given in her hon.
or at @Penvance,- the home Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. w. w. Houston at Daylesford
Pa. and on June all families en-
loved a picnic in the woods adjoining
I 'penvsnce-"
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lsbounty oi
Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. A. L johnson
and daughter. Mary. OF Willston. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Kenyon, Mrs. Ella
Johnson and b. c. johnson Of Rich.
mond were recent visitors AZ Mr. and
Mrs. \. B. Johnson's
Miss Edith johnson has returned
g., psrhvs4-rH rrrhFwe She visited -