The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-29
STOWE

The west hill school opened to-day,
with Mrs. Janet Adams as teacher.
The west branch school, Mrs. Mildred
Russ, teacher; Moscow, Miss Grace
Russ; Mills, Miss Florence Austin OF
Essex Center; North Hollow, Miss
Theresa Hill of Burlington; South
Hollow, Miss Daisy Haselton, teach
err, will open Sept. g. The Forks
school, Miss Rowena Kicks Of Essex
teacher, will open Sept. II. The Brown
vile and Edison hill schools will open
as soon as teachers can be provided,
The Fucker street and Luce hill schools
will not open. Repairs and improve.
ments have been made on the school
buildings during the summer vacation,
including improved lighting in the high
school room at the village school build
ing, concrete wall at the Moscow
schoolhouse and changed windows and
other improvements at the west hill
schoolhouse.
The Misses Bigelow gave a west
branch party at their home on Maple
street Friday afternoon, the is la
dies present all being al present or
formerly residents of west branch.
Among them were Mrs. Elvira Gale,
Mrs. Betsey Slayton, Mrs. Edwin r.
Bigclow, Mrs. Mary Gale Billings of
st. Louis, No, Mrs. O. A. Sanborn,
Mrs. G. S. McAIlister, Mrs. r. II. Gale,
Mrs. Il. B. Gale, Mrs. r. FL. Maynard,
Miss Grace Bigelow of Springfield,
Mass. Mrs. E. B. Forbes, Mrs. z. c.
Magoon, Miss Mary Bigelow of Salem,
Mass, Miss Addie Bigelow of Franklin,
n. H., and Mrs. Carrie E. Straw. A
picnic supper was served and the oc-
casion was very pleasant one, Mrs.
Louise Bigelow, the mother OF the hos
tess, has been i'll the past week, but
was able to greet all the guests.
Mrs. M. T. Buttolph, who has passed
the month of August with Miss Nellie
Sargent, went Saturday to Gardner,
Mass, on her way TO New York City,
where she resides.
George NJ Gale and son, Richard, of
Keene, n H., who returned home Sun
day, after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. +.
Campbell and other friends in Stowe,
were accompanied home by his mother,
Mrs. Lucy Pike, who has passed the
summer at the Campbell home Fri
day Mr. Gale and son, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Pike,
motored to Jacksonville through
Smugglers notch and home by way Of
Burlington, where they were joined by
Miss Vivian Campbell, who has passed
several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Medlar, in Burlington
Emmons w. Sargent of Cabot
passed the week of the fair with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. FL. A. Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs A. P. Bigelow and
children, Mildred and Paul, of Middle
sex and Elizabeth Lewis of Randolph
visited Smuggiers' notch end Mt.
Mansfield Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Bige-
low making Mt. Mansfield in their
car and the young people going by
way of the Haselton trail.
Miss Alice Camley of Moscow has a
sunflower l7H feet tall with leaves l6
inches broad and blossoms more than
IL inches in diameter, which she con-
sders a giant sunhower.
Mrs. Martha Quimby of North Troy
and son and daughter, Avery Quimby
and Mrs. Nina Watson of st. Johns
bury, have called on Mrs. Lydia Ssr-
gent and family this week. The Wis
itors lived on c. T. Sargent's farm %
years ago,
Mrs. Lizzie Benson, who accompa
MED L. NJ Doubleday to Burlington
the first of the week, has gone to st.
Johnsbury, where her brother, C. NJ.
Taylor, is in hospital for treat
ment Mr. Doubleday was still at the
Mary Fletcher hospital Saturday, his
condition remaining about the same.
Selectman G. A. Simmons has in
stalled a handsome railing and window
in the Office opposite the postoffice in
the Akeiey Memorial building, making
a convenient banking room. The town
clerk win make use of the room part
of the time. The Union Savings bank
of Morrisville occupies the room Mon.
day of each week. w. +. Churchill
of Morrisville also occupies a part OF
the office Saturdays.
DIR. II. n BaTrows assisted at the
clinic for tonsils and sdenoids at Nor
risville last Monday. Among the chill
dren from Stowe operated upon were
the younger sons of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
l. Poor