The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-02
STOWE

A demonstration of the work of the
daily vacation Bible school was car
ried out, instead of the usual services
Sunday morning. The program includ-
ed morning song, recitation of the
first psalm, the Tooth psalm and a
morning prayer, recitation of the 23d
psalm and the Lords prayer by the
school and congregation, the flag sa-
lutte, a Bible drill, Vermont song, a
game by the small children, a game by
the older children, closing with the
song, where You Are" Mr.. Hay
ward told the story of Daniel, illus
trating the manner of instruction and
spoke of features OF the work that
could not be demonstrated, among
them health talks and exercises, in
struction in community relationships,
swimming, which narly all the children
have learned, and the trip to Snug
glers' notch, which was enjoyed by
about go of the pupils of the school and
friends through the kindness of c. 0.
Burt. Kitefying was also another
feature. At the clost of the service,
l.. l.. Harris, in behalf of the com
munity, presented Mr.. Hayward a sum
of money in appreciation of his work
in the school, The school was held
throughout July. Beginning with ~
pupils, the number increased to "a,
about 40 of whom took part in the
demonstration Mr. Hayward has been
assisted by Misses Elizabeth Fuller
and Dorothy Barrows a. teachers. The
expense of the school has been about
$45, part OF which has been met by
subscriptions. The demonstration
showed that the school has been a
gratifying success.
Rev. G. +. Burch of Hardwick con
Quoted evening services at Seven
Springs Sunday afternoon, with about
40 present. Mrs. Brush and their son
accompanied Mr.. Brush to Stowe and
were guests with him of Miss Allen
during their stay. 1 There were l0l
present at the home communion serv
ice Monday morning
At the meeting of Mansfield Noun
tain grange, p. of H., Saturday eve
ming, the third and fourth degrees
were worked upon Mrs. w E. Shepard
and Mrs. Gordon Moulton. The lee
turer's program included readings by
Mrs Hattie Recor and Mrs. Della Tom
lnson; recitation, A. G. Perry; address
upon hospitality. Rev. c. f. Hayward. |
A. r. Straw and Mrs. Mertie Barrows
were appointed captains in a contest
on programs and attendance.
Mr.. and. Mrs. C. A. Tomlinson and L.
S. Tomlinson passed Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs c. F. Eddy in Hyde Park.
Miss Laura Hogaboom of North
Hyde Park is visiting her aunt, Mrs. C.
6. Lyon.
w. w, Robinson and sons, c. L. and
Kenneth, and grandson, have returned
from fishing trip to Long pond in
Greensboro. Mr.. Robinson and son,
Kenneth, have completed job of get
ting out 500 cords of slaves for the
Stowe Butter Package company.
Major d. F. Smith, who motored to
Bethel, was accompanied home Satur
lay by Mrs. Smith and theirlittle son,
D. r., jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kimbsll, who
have visited Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Sim
mons, left Monday on their return to
Bristol Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons
md Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball passed Sat
Irday in Greensboro.
Mrs. Janet Adams, Mrs. Mildred
Russ and Miss Grace Russ have com
oltted the four weeks course at the
University of Vermont summer school
md have returned to Stowe.
Luther Wright sold his household
Foods at auction Saturday, b. c. Mer
ill acting as auctioneer
Mrs. A. A. Emery, who returned to
It. Adams Sunday, was accompanied
" Miss Kate G. Cummings, who has
passed ten days here.
Miss Nan Wombell of Morrisville
vas business visitor here Monday.
The remains of Charles Cutting of
Boston were brought here for burial in
aiverbank cemetery last week, accom-