The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-03-23
STOWE

DR.. A. A. Minot, who has carried on
a successful dental business in Stowe
for nearly a year, has recently pur-
chased o house in Johnson, where he
expects to make his future home. His
dental office at the Green Mountain Inn
will be permanently closed May J..
Miss Hattie Douglass, Red Cross
nurse for Lamoille county, made her
visit to Stowe Tuesday.
The sophomore class of the high
school win give a social at the school
building Friday evening.
Miss Ruby d. Shaw, who is acting as
secretary for the cemetery association
during the absence of Mrs. Agnes Jen-
ney, will be at the tow clerks office
from 0 a. m. to s p. m. two Saturdays,
April = and 8, to receive 1921 dues.
Mrs. Earle Morrill, and daughter,
Doris. of Williamstown are visiting
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Douglass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morrill, have re-
turned from WiIliamstown, where they
have visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Douglass
and family.
The following articles are wanted by
1.-THE Red Cross: Dresses, shirts, waists,
night dresses for seven children -four
girls and three boys), also second hand
stockings to be cut over. Anyone hay
ling such articles may leave them with
ltne president, Mrs. Nina Shaw, or at
lShaw's store.
Miss Anna Carrigan of Newport, n.
III, has Joined her sister, Miss Marjorie
lCarrigan, and will pass a week with
lher aunts, Mrs. II. II. Downer and Mrs
A. l.. Gale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorit Sallies, who
passed two weeks of their wedding trip
lin Stowe, have returned to their home
lin Lowell, Mass.
The teachers training class OF the
Community Sunday school met at the
lchureh parlors Monday afternoon. The
study was on the books of Esther and
Ruth. The next meeting will be held
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. f. p. Billings has received a
lemon picked by her daughter, Mrs.
Lola b. Douglass, who is now in Pasa
ldena, Cal, that weighed one pound and
measured II by 1874 inches, and also
an orange from the same grove that
measured 1873 by Is inches.
Miss Mildred Seayer Of Caays Falls Is
spending a portion Of her Easter vaca
ton at the home of her aunts, Mrs. J..
~. Adams and Mrs. George Towne.
Mrs. c. Z. Hayward, musical director
at the high school, has assigned parts
for an operetta, The Maid and the
Middle to be given about May 3.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clarkson, who has
passed some time with friends in Troy,
IN. Y. and Erie, Pa, is now with friends
in East Chicago.
Mrs. Abbie Warren, whose health has
somewhat improved, after a long ill
ness. and who has passed the winter in
lSalem. Mass. has for several weeks
been acting as matron Of the nurses
home in connection with the Salem hos
Ipital Of which her brother, w. b. Bigc-
low, is the superintendent.
The Maple Triangle Community club
met with Mrs. Viva Smith Monday aft
ernoon. Sewing on articles Tor the sum
mer sale was furnished. The next meet
ing will be held with Mrs. Amber
Macutchan.
$. a. Stebbins. who returned Mon.
day night, attended the automobile
show in Boston last week and also Wis
tied his uncle, Carmie Gibbs, and fam
lily in Amesbury. Mass, and mother,
Mrs. Cynthia Stebbins, ana sister, Miss
Mary Stebbins. in Berlin, y. II.
Richard Davis, who recently under
went an operation for appendicitis at
the Mary Fletcher hospital, il doing as
well as car be expected. Mrs. Davis
and children are staying with relatives