The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-05

Visiting Ladies Were Entertained Very
Pleasantly Last Thursday.


Pleasantly Last Thursday.
A very pleasant occasion was the
party at the banquet hall Of the Akeley
Memorial building Thursday afternoon,
given BY the ladies' of Stowe to visit
! ing ladies. A beautiful and delicious
supper was served and a pleasant social
hour was enjoyed. There were about 30
present. Among the guests of honor
were Mrs. Viola Russell Adams of Med
! ford, Mass, Mrs. Charles II. Hosmer Of
| Boston, Mrs. Orpha McMahon and Miss
Mildred Mcmahon Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, Mrs. w. I. Double OF Vera, Fla.
Mrs A. II. Leith of Washington, D. @,
Mrs Mary Gale Billings Of st. Louis,
Mo, Mrs. Susan b. Downer Of Hard
wick, Miss Maud Raymond ofNEnfeld,
/ N. H., Mrs. Ada Fowler of Framing
ham, Mass, Miss Harriet Hodge OF
Brattleboro, Miss Allen and Mrs. 4. A.
Barrows of New York City, Mrs. FL
vira Smith Hewett Of Los Angeles, Cal,
MIS- ~. ~. hoOuN VI 4htHtpciirfs AIRS.
w. A. Cheney of Milton, Mass, Miss
Mary j Bigelow of Salem, Mass. Miss
Addie A. Bigelow of Franklin, n. H.,
Miss Grace Bigelow of Springfield,
Mass, Mrs. w. y. Churchill, Mrs. Mary
Camp and Miss Rebecca Camp Of Nor
risville. Mrs. Imogene @. Wheeler Of
Waterbury, Mrs. Cora Cearen Brunell
of Athol, Mass, Mrs. Alma F. Rich
sardson Of Montpelier, Miss Nellie
Watts 81 Haverhill Mass, Miss Nir-
ginia Gale Of Cleveland. o. Among the
Stowe ladies present were Mrs. I. r
Stafford, who has been an invalid for
long time, this being the first time she
has attended any public gathering IN
two years, and her mother, Mrs. Betsey
Slavton, who is s6, and Mrs, c. NJ.
Pike, Mrs. +. H. Cochran and Mrs. Sam
Harmon, who have recently come to
make their homes in Stove rising |
vote Of thanks was given to those who |
arranged the party.
There was large attendance at the |
band concert and lawn social at the /
Fucker street schoolhonse Thursday |
evening under the auspices Of the Lend
a Hand Community club, The grounds |
were decorated with Japanese lanterns. /
The ladies Of the club sold ice cream,
cake and home made candy realizing /
about $40.
Mrs. Mary r. Bertolph of New York
CITY came Thursday TO pass the month I
of August with Miss Nellie Sargent.
Mrs. Julia Foulds of Passaic, n. j., &C
companied Mrs. Bertolph and i a guest
at Seven Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Cheney Of Mil
ton, Mass. came Thursday by automo
bile to visit Mr. and Mrs A. i. Morrill, L
and other Stowe friends.
Mrs Malinda Drugg returned this
week from Montreal, where she has
passed two months with her sister
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W Ricketson and
'amilv and Mrs. Myers returned FRI
lay to Peru. n III, after visiting Mr..
brother, A. r. Ricketson.
md family They were accompanied
nome by Mrs. A. +. Ricketson and son,
Mrs w A. Knight entertained the
Bridge club Wednesday evening. Three
ables were played and dainty refresh /
nents were served. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
4. knight and family and Miss Reba
smith motored to Newbury Thursday,
eturning Friday
A son was born Aug 3 to Mr.. and /
Yrs. G. T. Adams of Moscow, this be-
ng the fifth son.
w l. Miner went Friday to visit
lis son, Fred Miner, at Greenfield !
lass.
Mrs r. r. Mcmahon and children,
s'ho returned Friday from Montreal,
where they have passed several months,
we're accompanied home by her sister,
iiss Margaret Taylor.
Mrs. Lola B. Douglass has returned
rom Malletts bay, where she has
assed a month acting as an assistant
dviser at a y w G, A. camp.
Mrs Lena Douglass Of Barre is vie.
ting relatives and friends in Stowe.
Mrs Frank Midlar and SON of Bur-
ngton came Friday to visit her par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Campbell