The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-04
STOWE

ne Iuuleb Oh the IL. IL, DUlltH WYNN
ans Relief corps served its annual din
ner to the post and held an all-daI
meeting Saturday. A business session
in the morning was followed by an oys'
ter dinner, 80 or more being present
Only two members of the post, Jack
son Sargent and S. NJ. Brush, were
| present, others being absent from town
| or ILL., Mrs. Mary Goss, department
! president, installed the officers of the
corps during the afternoon session as
follows: President, Mrs. Minerva Tink-
ham; senior vice president, Mrs. Susie
! Boardman; junior vice president, Mrs
Edwin Harris; secretary, Miss Hattie
| Ruiter; treasurer, Mrs. Emma Straw
chaplain, Mrs. Sarah Dewey; conduc-
} tor, Mrs. Janet Adams; press cor
respondent, Mrs Ruby Tinkham; must
elan, Miss Katherine SmalIey; assist
ant conductor Mrs. Viva Smith; as
sistant guard, Miss Eunice Magoon;
color bearers, Misses Ruby Bull, Bea-
trice Pike, Mary Bailey and Alice Bar
rows. The officers of the post are as
follows: Post commander, ID. G..
Spaulding; senior vice commander, s.
H. Kaiser; junior vice commander
Jackson Sargent; adjutant, H. A.
Sparks; quartermaster, s. NJ. Brush;
surgeon, c. G. Moody; chaplain, Daniel
Smith; officer of the guard, Lewis
Shontele; sergeant major, S. H. Kai-
ser; quartermaster sergeant, jackson
Sargent There are 10 surviving mem
bers of the post, S. c. SpauIding, S. H.
Kaiser, Jackson Sargent, H. A. Sparks,
S. NJ Brush, C. G. Moody, D. NJ Smith,
Lewis Shontelle. II. G. Thomas, G. H.
Campbell. Others are J. H. Ayers of
the Waterbury post, H. T. Raymond
of the Rochester post and Henry
Homer
A short sermon by the pastor at the
Sunday morning service at the Com
munity church was followed by re-
ception of members and the sacrament
of the Lords supper. Seven We're re-
ceived into membership. 1t is hoped
that a large number from every part
of the town will attend the annual |
Community church dinner and meeting
Wednesday. The large attendance and
enthusiasm of last year gave the work .
a lasting impetus and a large response /
is urged this year. 1t is planned to .
serve a free public dinner and all are .
asked to contribute.
A service was held at the north hol-
low schoolhouse Sunday afternoon.
James Brownlee of Springfield passed
the week end with Mrs Brownlee's
parents, Rev. and Mrs. c. f. Hayward.
Mrs. w. Nye Smith has returned
to Schenectady, n. ", after visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Brush.
Glenn Brown and Henry Crosby of
Palmer Mass, formerly of Stowe, have
enlisted at Springfield, Mass, in the
United States navy and have gone TO
the Great Lakes training station.
Wilbur Arthur Parks, II years of
age, only son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
4. Parks of Benton, Ark, died at the
nome of his parents Dee 81 from pneu-
nonia. Mrs Parks was formerly Miss
Tosepha Biodgett of Stowe and has
many relatives here, among them an
Iunt. Mrs. Carrie f. Straw
Fred Colby cut off some of the cords
n the instep of one foot when chopping
/ the Mc5ibbon farm recently.
The high and graded schools reopened :
or the winter term Monday.
Miss Florence Austin of the Mills
chool has returned from her Christ
nas vacation.
Among the students returning TO
heir schools and colleges Monday were
Kisses Nadine Boardman, Louise Nor
an, Kathryn Recor, Rebecca Buron,
,ffe Sleeper, Lucy Latuch, Hildegrade 4
malley, Mum Boardman and Orlo
enney
Miss Ruth Mcmahon returned to New
'ork City Monday, after passing the
hristmas vacation In Stowe.
Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ Hubbell of La
onia, n H., are visiting their daugh /;
n, Mrs A. +. Doane, and family.