The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-06
STOWE

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Harris, who
left Tuesday on their return TO Alex
ander, La, were guests at dinner Of
their aunt, Mrs. Alice A. Humphrey, at
the Green Mountain inn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris will visit New York, Washing
ton and Chattanooga, Tenn, on their
way to Alexander. Mrs, Humphrey will
remain in Stowe for the present.
Prof. Carroll NJ. Pike of Burlington,
who has purchased Mr.. Harris farm,
has taken possession, but does not ex-
pect his family for a month.
The West Branch Community club
held card party at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Houston Monday eve
ming which was much enjoyed. Six
/ tables were played and prizes awarded
Refreshments were served.
! Lee Abbott, who has returned to
Bethel after visiting his grandmother
at d. F. S. Smiths, was accompanied
to Waterbury Monday by Mrs. Abbott
and Mrs, Smith.
Mrs. Lucy A. Davis. who has passed
the winter at the home Of her brother.
a. w, Collins, went Monday to visit
friends in Morrisyille and her sister,
Mrs. Mary Fairbanks, in Waterville
!, NJ. Boardman and Miss Nadine
Boardman, who has passed several
days in Bosom, came Monday to pass
the remainder of their vacation from
I. v NJ. at their home here.
Miss Thrall of Burlington is caring
for Elmer +. Shaw, who remains criti.
cally i'll with pneumonia
Miss Dorothy Mcmahon of Burling
ton is visiting friends in town.
Gerald Wells of Quechee Falls is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. R.
Wells.
Mrs. Ernest FRENCH and son. Ray
mond, of Waterbury were visitors in
Stowe Monday
Guests at Mrs. Ida Hills in Stowe
Hollow for the past week. who re
turned to their homes lin Burlington /
Monday, included Mr.. and Mrs. Brsi- |
nard and four grandchildren, Palmer,
Theresa, Madeline and Marjorie Hill
Miss Luells Atkinson of Bethel and |
Miss Alma Bailey of Middletown,
Conn, called on friends in Stowe Mon
dav.
Miss Marjorie Hull of Craftsbury is
visiting her cousins, the Misses Ellie l
and Mabel Sleeper.
Mrs Bertha Labardie Of Morrisville
stopped in town Monday on her way Il
to Middlesex, where she has employ
ment
The listers have begun work this
week NJ L. Poor is the new member
of the board.
A daughter was born April to Mr.
and Mrs Wallace v MscLean at the
home of Mrs. MacLean's brother in
law, Representative j. h. Mckinley.
Mr.. and Mrs MacLesn were until re
emily of Toronto, Ont.
Miss Anna Carrigan, who has visit
d her aunts. Mrs. A. L. Gale and Mrs
4 II. DoYner, has returned TO New
,ort, n r., 10 resume her teaching.
Ter sister, Miss Margery Carrigan, will
emain here several weeks longer.
Harvey Gale has so far recovered
rom injuries received when he fell of
is skis Feb. 20 as to return to his
tudies in Stowe high school this week
Miss Dorothy Barrows returned on
tuesday from St. Adams, where she
sssed her vacation. She was accom-.
anied from Burlington by her brother,
Douglass Barrows, of L. V. NJ, who
assed Sunday in st. Adams and who
layed with a college band at an en-
srtainment in Burlington Monday eve Il
ing.
Mrs. A. y Houston's mother. Mrs.
nnie -Standen. and youngest brother.
fired Stsnden, expect to sail from
ngland on the 22d and to arrive at
lontreal not later than May 3. Mrs
ouston win meet them in Montreal
nd they will accompany her home for
visit. They viii later make their
ONE in Vancouver, where four Of
Irs. Sanden's sons already reside.
Mark Chaffee returned TO Randolph
tuesday, to resume his studies at the
gricultursl school, after passing his
scstion in Stowe. n