The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-20
STOWE

Rev. c. Z. Hayward, Mrs. Hayward
and their daughter, Miss Carolyn, left
Monday morning on an automobile
camping trip by way of the White
mountains to Portland Me, and
thence along the coast to Boston, ex-
pecting to be gone two weeks. Miss
Hayward is returning to resume the
nurses training course at the Massa-
chusetts General hospital. AT the Sum
day morning service, Mr.. Hayward an
nalnced that Rev Andrew Bowie, pas
tor at large of the Vermont Congrega-
tional association, will preach at the
Community church next Sunday. On
the first Sunday in October, Mr.. Hay
ward will preach upon school topics.
appropriate to the opening OF the state
school week"
Mr.. and Mrs Austin A. Emery of
St Adams, who have visited relatives
in Stowe and who returned Monday
morning from motor trip to Bethel
and Randolph, were accompanied on
their return to st, Adams Monday aft
ernoon BY Mrs. Emery's sister, Miss
Clara Barrows, who viii pass two
weeks with her cousin, Mrs. Helen
Chamberlain, in camp at st. Adams
bay.
+. G. Sleeper has moved his house
hold goods into the upstairs tenement
in A. s. Seayer's house, where his fam
lily had reunion over the week end,
his daughter, Mrs Mildred Fisher, and
children of Williston and Misses Etiie
and Mabel Sleeper, who have passed
the summer at Lake Placid, and son,
Floyd, who has canvassed in New York
state during the summer being pres
emit Mrs. Eflie and Floyd have
gone to Burlington to resume their
studies at the University of Vermont,
Mrs. Leon Butts and Mrs. Carroll
Brown passed Sunday in Elmore.
Mrs. Grill w. Edison passed sun
day with Mr.. Edison at the Fanny Al
len hospital, where he, instead of Leo
A. Edison, as stated, had an operation
last week for hernia and appendicitis.
Mrs. Harold Long and child Of st.
Adams are visiting her uncle and aunt,
A. p. Smith and Miss Louisa Smith,
at Moscow.
Miss Beatrice Pike went Saturday
to New York City, where she expects
to have employment with family
friends and also to take a course of
studies.
Rev. Robert Dewey Of Waterbury
conducted a Catholic service here Sun
day morning.
Mrs. C. +. Eddy of Hyde Park, but
who with Mr.. Eddy expects soon to
move to Stowe, is at the Mary Fetch
er hospital. where she had a slight op-
Grafton Wednesday. She is doing well
and hopes 10 be able to 90 home this
week.
Miss Nellie George has returned
from New York City, after an oper-
alton on one foot and treatment for |
six weeks for results of infantile pa
ralysis at ahe hospital for the ruptured |
and crippled. Miss George had casts
on both feet for a time and still wears |
one on the foot that was operated |
upon.
Sunday school friends Of Emmett
Wright, who is at the ehildren's hos |
pital, POI Longwood avenue, Boston,
are asked to send postcards to him
from time to time. Contributions to |
sunshine box for him may be left |
with Mrs. II. T.. Ienney by Thursday |
morning. The lad is in a east up 10 |
his shoulders and must wear it for two |
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. C. Lovejoy were at
the Mt Mansfield house Sunday.
H. w. Mcmahon, who motored 10
Bristol, Conn, last week. was accom-
panied home by his son, Harry r. Me
Mahon, for a two weeks vacation.
/. A. Foster and his mother. Mrs !
Louise Foster. went Monday TO Spring
field. Mass. where the latter will re-
main for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. M~N L. Powell and
children of Burlington were at the Mt. |
Mansfield house over the week end