The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-19
STOW'E

The Stowe high school senior class
gave reception to the teachers OF the
high and graded schools at the Akeiey
Memorial building Friday evening.
Floyd Sears, president of the class, act
ed as master of ceremonies. There we're
IL in the receiving line, including Mr..
Sears, Rev. c. T. Hayward, Principal
c. j. Strand, Mrs G. A. Ayers, Mrs.
Lola b. Douglass and Misses Southland,
Hunt, Sargent, Collins and Bigelow OF
the faculty. The Three d. orchestra,
consisting of Miss Dorothy Barrows,
piano. Douglass Barrows, saxophone,
and Donald Douglass. drums, played
selections and furnished music for
dancing at the close of the evening.
Misses Agnes Towne and Arlie Wright
rendered piano duet. Douglass Bar
rows gave saxophone solo, accompan-
led by Miss Barrows on the piano, and
Miss Beatrice Kaiser gave vocal solo.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Sears, X.
ID. Robinson. MIR. Strand and Mr.. Hay
ward.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Emery of st. Al
bans. who were here for the week end,
were accompanied on a motor trip Sat
urdav to st. Johnsbury and Lake Will
loughby by their sister, Mrs, Clara
Barrows, and nephew and niece, Doug
lass and Dorothy Barrows
Mrs. j. G. Cobb of Jacksonville, who
is passing few weeks in Stowe, is WIS.,
ting her sister, Mrs. j. i. Russ. Mrs.
Cobb's health is improved after a long
illness and an operation on her loot
Emmett Wright, who had an opera
ton on his foot Monday at the chill.
dren's hospital in Boston, was reported
as doing we'll
Misses Eflie and Mabel Sleeper have
returned from Lake Placid, where they
have had employment through the
summer.
Principal c. j Strand and troop OF
boy scouts went Friday night TO Camp
Trlnkett, where they were in camp I'M
til Sunday morning
{. p. Scribncr. who accompanied his
daughter. Mrs. A. p. Cate, and family
to their home in Fitehburg, Mass, last
week. visited his sons. ID. {. Scribner
Of South Portland and i. {. Scribner
of Portland, Me-, and was accompanied
home by his sons this week. The sons
returned to Maine Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs 2. A. Raymond, who'lett
Aug II on motor trip to Fort Col
Inns, Col. reached their destination Sat
urday. Sept 10. Mr. Raymond expected
TO begin his studies in vocational train
ing at the Colorado state agricultural
college at Fort Collins the following
Monday.
David Derry and John Pulsifer of
CT autaugay, n. u, have visited Mr.
porry's cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. b. {.
Bull while looking for farms TO pur-
chase this week.
Miss Caroline Swift, superintendent
of the Columbia Pennsylvania hos
pital. visited Miss Susan A. Bigelow
Saturday. Miss Swift and Der brother
Roland Swift, motored here from Mid
dlesex. where Miss Swift is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Swift.
Leo A. Edison is doing well, after an
operation for hernia on the l4th at the
Fanny Allen hospital
John Boozan of Monmouth, Ill.,. and
George Rooney of Fairfax have visited
Mr.. Boozan's sister-in-law, Mrs. Evan
geline Boozan. this week and called on
Miss Agnes Boozan at G.. A. Ayers
Miss Alice Boozan has entered the
state normal school at johnson. Miss
Boozan was employed at Hotel Look
of at Sugar Hill, n h., during the
summer
Francis Tomlinson. who died on the
18th at his home at Waddams, y. Y,
was a brother of Miss Jane Tomlinson
~ Stowe. Mr.. Tomlinson would have
been 80 on the Goth and was the oldest
of q family of II children. all OF whom
lived To reach adult age. Those now
surviving are John, Otis and Victor
Tomlinson of California, George Tom
linson of Iowa, Mrs. Henry T. Brush of
Westport, y. Y. Miss Jane Tomlinson
of Stowe and Mrs. w. r. Alger of
Mortified MIR. Tomlinson leaves his
wife and a daughter, Mrs. r. X. Hodg
kins of Plattsburg. n. Y.
Mrs. l.. l.. Harris house on Main
street. until recently occupied by the !
late Mrs. Helen A. Williams, is being
renovated and will. when the work is !
completed, be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
c. +, Nelson.