The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-15
sTOWvE
Spring and Village Water supply
Still Very Low.

| 1tth NAy - 49,
Although some rain has fallen in the
| last two weeks, the water in springs
and also in the village reservoir is az
the lowest point that it has been TINS
. wear. The water commissioners urge
Il careful use of the water supply.
A pulNc supper was served by Sickle
chapter. No. 81, O. Il. s., at Masonic
. hall w. aesday at q O'clock, realizing
abont Sl2. AT the regular meeting in
the evening, Mr.. and Mrs. I. M. Csiyer
. and Mrs. Minnie Robinson We're initi-
aled into the order,
Mrs. CYNTHIA Page, who recently
. underwent a surgical operation on her
I throat at Brattleboro, is now with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. >. McAllis-
tel.
MI. and Mrs. j. M. Ruiter returned
. Wednesday from Burlington. Mr. Rult-
:er has also been in Canada on business,
Misses Nellie George and Alice God
| FREY went Thursday to visit IN Mont
pciier.
Miss Mary Bailey has given up her
training at the Curry school III Boston
aud returned home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney A. Tomlnson
. viii give reception at their home az
| the lower village Monday evening ~
| honor Of their son and bride. Mr. and
| Mrs. Clitus L. G. Tomlinson. A gener
F al invitation is extended to then
I friends.
Rev. G. X. Brush, priest -in-charge OF
| the Episcopal church missions OF Hard
| wick and the Lamoille valley and Rev
| Frank =. Knapp Of the Christ church
| Montpelier, formerly with the I. Nj
| q. A. and afterwards chaplain in the
service. conducted conference with
the mission at Stowe at the Metho'
/ dist church Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ayers will ac-
. company the family Of +. f. Moulton
to Proctorsyille, where they will be
. employed by Mr.. Moulton. About 81
Of their neighbors and friends gave Mr.
and Mrs. Ayers a farewell surprise
party Monday evening at their home
. IN Nj. w. Marshall's house. Cards ano
other games were played and refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. +. ID. BukeT gave suIPtiss
marty at her home with her father
. Edwin +. Cleveland. in honor of hel
fathers 67th birthday. Neighbors ant
| friends were present and refreshments
were served.
Road Commissioner George ). Gale 4
. completing the state work OF resur
facing the main road to Morrisvill'
| -. -.:1l,,xn of G4nusa IA tha Puck 81
/ street schoolhouse.
Among those who were in Burling
| ton Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. n. B
/ johnson. Mrs. Edith Simoneau, Mis-
F Mildred Mcmahon, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A
| Knight.
The reception announced by Mr.. an
Mrs c. A. Tomlinson for their 81
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Clitns L. q
Tominson, has been postponed iron
Monday to Tuesday evening, when tn
. Community church will assist and
double reception will be given at tn
. Tomlinson home for Mr. and Mrs
Tomlinson and Mr.. and Mrs. Kennetl
| j. Robinson A general invitation j
given.
Mrs. Hayward's Sunday school class
. the Mountain boys" will serve
public supper at the church Friday
Oct. 81.
The subject of the pastors sermo
at the Community church Sunla
morning will be "The Ideal Church.
II a Power House or a Club House
Rev. and Mrs. HAYWARD, who me
tored to Burlington Thursday, carrie
with them the money received 50 ia
in the Mary Fletcher hospital drive
The c. e. and f. O. Burt company
trucks carried load of the vAsiou
goods donated in the drive to Bun
hngton Thursday. A full report wi
be given when the results are all il
Miss Ruth Mcmahon, Chairman {
the Y. w. c. A. drive, announces
card party at the Akeley Memoirs
building for the benefit of the driy
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Z. B. Gale, who motored I
Burlington Friday, was aecompanie
by her guests. Mrs. Helen Amy But
Ter and Miss Katherine Butler and NJ
and Mrs Edwin r. Bigelow
Harold Morrill,, Donald Douglass All
LLOYD Douglass Of Waterbury left O
Thursday for Kansas City for te
weeks course in automobile instru
ton.
Rev. Robert Dewey of st. Andrew
church will say mass and preach 1
the Akeley Memorial building Sunda
morning.
Invitations have been received
friends in Stowe Of Mr.. and Mrs Ricl
ard T. Mower Of Lowell. Mass,
the marriage OF their daughter. Rui
Louise, to Philip NJ. Philbin on We
nesday. Oct. 26. at st. Margaret
ichurch in Lowell
Among those from Stowe who visi
ed Burlington Thursday were Mr.
Raeburn Mcmahon, Miss Ruth n
Mahon. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Il. NJ
Mahon. Mr. snd Mrs +. L. Harris al
Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Nelson.
Nr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Smith. who "a
building a bungalow on the r. NJ. Sea
place on west brunch, left by autom
bile Friday for their home at Centr
Pals, r. l. Mr.. Smith will return ne
week
Mrs. F. f. Atkins Of Waterbury ~
in Stowe Thursday.
DR.. II. II. Fullerton of Wate.bn
was at his office in Stowe Thur -da
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