The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-04
STOWE

Edward Harris and John Wakeman
who have recently been discharged
from the army, have been appointed
deputy sheriffs at Bellows Falls dur
ing the strike and are now at that
place.
Mrs. Emerette Faunce is very i'll
from the effects of shock at her home
on Bridge street.
Miss Jane Tomlinson, who has been
III for two weeks, went Wednesday TO
the home of her sister, Mrs. w. r. Al
ger, in Mortified.
Miss Nora Pettibone of the Wright
Oral school in New York City, who has
been a guest at Seven Springs through
July, leaves Friday to pass the rest
Of the summer with friends in the
Canadian Rockies at Benff, Alberta.
Miss Pettibone has passed her sum
mers at Seven Springs since 1913.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Warren of Mid
diebury, who are passing the week in
Stowe. and Harry Warren visited Mt.
Mansfield Tuesday Harry Warren isl
having a vacation from his work in
Pixies store.
f. f. Pike was visitor at w, N.
Sargent's in Morrisville Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Sargent and guest, Mrs.
NJ T. Bertolph, of New York City
were in Morrisville Tuesday.
The condition of William A. Cooley,
formerly of Stowe, a brother of r. f. |
Cooley, is very low. His recovery is |
not expected.
There were so couples in attendance |
Ut public dance given Tuesday eve
ming at the Akeley Memorial building |
BY the Hardwick orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Luce of Bur
lington are in Stowe for day or two
this week.
The town clerk, Miss Hattie Pratt,
has mailed the taxpayers notices that
taxes must be paid by Oct. 25 to secure
four per cent discount.
Mrs. Walter Bennett and children,
who have passed several weeks with
relatives in Stowe, returned to Hart
ford, Conn, to-day
Miss Katherine Smalley returned on
Tuesday from visit of two weeks in
Jacksonville.
A. j.. Magoon of Morrisville was
visitor in Stowe Wednesday. |,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Flanagan and
IONS of Portsmouth, n. H., are visit
Ing Mrs. Flsnnigan's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Luce.
DR.. John Welch and Will Royce of
Mortified were recent visitors at
Frank McCarthy's.
Miss Hazel Hamel of Waterbury Is J
passing several days with her aunt, ,
Mrs W. e. Shepard
Mrs. A. T. Leith has returned from {
! visit with friends in st. Johnsbury. {
Mr. and Mrs. Leith have recently en-
tertained many guests at their sum T
ner home, "Moosemissie, including
Mr.. and Mrs. James Impey and two
Ruth and Hugh, Miss Ruth '
mpey and Stanley Garfield of st. D
Iohnsbury and Mrs. Rose E. Pennell of II
d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Mccarthy n
celebrated their 44th wedding anniver. u
airy and birthday anniversaries of r,
ach Aug. |, at the home of their son,
red G.. Mccarthy. There were many q
riends from Stowe and Mortified S
resent. Music and dancing were en-
Dyed and refreshments were served.
W. H. Thresher of Mortified is Wis. :"
ting his sister, Mrs. Charles Mccarthy,
t F. C. McCarthy's. y
Fred Fogg and Miss Msude Ray l
nond of Enfield, n. H., are visiting
ir. and Mrs. P. A. Raymond. r
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boswell of Sal
'bury, Mass, who motored here the in
rst of the week, were accompanied III
ONE by way of the White mountains
Y Miss Elsie Boswell and Miss Edna Iy
avis of Manchester, n. H., who have
isited Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Adams at f.
ne "Medford" lii
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Emery and ia
aughter, Mrs Ruth Kelley, and tn
randson, Donald Lewis of Montpelier,
sited Mrs. Carrie George at the Green he
fountain inn the first of the week. ey
Miss Mary Chaplin and sister, Bar bi
ara, and guest, Miss Pearl Bigelow, su
Northboro, Mass. are visiting her pl
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Chap. ga
Mrs. Ruth Burnham and sons have an
turned to Lyndonyille. Nj
Misses Kate and Thelma Burnham re
e visiting relatives in town W,
no