The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-06
STOW'E

nlty church preached an excellent SER
mon on the Golden Rule Sunday morn
ing.
A service at the West branch church,
conducted by Rev. j. Q. Angel of
Moultonville, n. H., Sunday afternoon,
was attended by large number of
former parishioners, with about 80
present During tile service, infant
children of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Par
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. White and
tMr. and Mrs. George Clark were bap-
tized Mr.. Angel and son, Philip, who
accompanied him, left Sunday after
noon for Brookfeld to visit his daugh.
ter, Mrs. l.. H. Hayward, on his way
home.
Mr.. and Mrs, B. c. Merrill and fam
lily went to-day to Hardwick to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Merrill's sis
ter, Mrs. w. X. Utley, who died at the
| Hardwick hospital Saturday afternoon,
her death following a serious operation
last Thursday The body was brought
to Stowe this afternoon for burial IN
the Paul family lot in the River Bank
cemetery. Mrs. Utley was 20 years Of
age. She was married in December
TO w. K Utley of Cabot and with her
| husband has lived in Hardwick since
| Nav. Besides her husband, she leaves
| her mother. Mrs. J. d. Paul of Hard
wick, formerly of Stowe; two brothers
and two sisters, Mrs. B. C. Merrill of
Stowe, Mrs. Lizzie Paul and James
and Alfred Paul Of Hardwick.
| Miss Ruth Collins, clerk in the Fl. i.
Shaw company store, who is having
| three weeks vacation, left Monday TO
visit Prof, and Mrs. G. A. Adams IN
Madford, Mass, Mr., and Mrs. c. NJ.
Davis in Concord, Mass, and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Elmer Davis in New London,
| Conn. Mrs. ID. r. Smith has returned
to her work at the Shaw store after
her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Webber and
! two sons, who have passed the sum
mer at Il. B. Gales, returned to Brook
Ign, n Y, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Seaver, who have
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A,
| S. Seaver, and who left by automobile
| for their home in Reading, Mass, on
Monday, were accompanied by their
/ n.
Mahon & Sons store, who goes for
two weeks vacation.
Miss Juna Cakes has finished work
! at T.. B. Gales and has returned home
| to resume her studies in Stowe high
school. Miss Hazel Cakes is taking her
place.
Mrs. Fl. A. Foster and daughters,
Kathleen and Bessie, returned Sunday
from Montpelier, where the children
had tonsils and adenoids removed Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs John Cushman and NJ
and Mrs. Floyd yetterling of North
ampton, Mass, passed Sunday night
and Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Thomas of
Fletcher passed Friday with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Deane of Stowe Hollow.
Mr.. Deane's cousin, Miss Lillian John
son of ST. Adams, is visitor at the
Deane home Miss Daisy Hsselton
of Waterbury, teacher of the South
Hollow school, makes her home with
the Deanes.
Miss Jessie Southland of Fairfax and |
Miss Hazel Hunt of Burlington came |
Saturday TO take up their work in
Stowe high school
Miss Susan Downer of Morrisville |
passed the week end in Stowe.
Mrs. II. A. Foster went Friday TO |
Montpelier, where her daughters, kath- !
leen and Bessie, will have their tonsils |
and adenoids removed at the Heston |
hospital
Miss Beatrice Kaiser returned Sat |
urdsy to Bakersfield, after passing the
week with Mrs. Goddard's parents, Dir. |
and Mrs. f. j. Holden.
Miss Lucy Latuch has employment
at the club house at Lake Mansfield
Miss Elizabeth Douglass of White
field, n H., is visiting Miss Ruth Ma
cutchan. Miss Douglass viii be re-
membered as the oldest daughter of !
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Douglass, former
ly of Stowe.
There was a large attendance at
the pleasing concert given on the lawn
at the Akeley Memorial building Fri
day evening by the johnson and Stowe |
bands. Ice cream and cake were served /
in the banquet hall for the benefit of
the Red Cross with Mrs. II. T.. Pike,
Miss Marion Pike, Mrs. T. w. Tins
ham and Mrs G. +. Nelson Of the
finance committee in charge About
SIS was cleared.
Miss Rebeccs Burt left Satur
day night for Minneapolis, after a
brief visit in Stowe. She passed the
summer in Europe visiting London,
Paris. Rome, Venice and other cities.
Miss Burt travelled from Paris to Lon
don by airship and found it delight
full trip.
Miss Grace Bigelow, who has passed
the summer vacation at her home in
stowe. went Saturday to Middlebury
TO pass the week end with her broth
err. Secretary +. Lawrence Bigelow of
Middleburv college. From Middlebury
Miss Bigelow goes 10 Springfield.
Mass. where she is a teacher of French
in the Springfield high school of COM
merce.
Charles Nutting of Meriden, Conn,
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Almira Stay
ton. and other Stowe friends. Mr..
Nutting Is taking an enforced vaca
ton on account Of injuries from a
fall.
Mrs. Martha Pike Of Barre, who aas
been with Mrs. Almira Slsyton for two