The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-07
STOWE
Reception to Stowe Seniors Was Well
Attended.

Reception TO Stowe seniors WAS vSii
Attended.
There was large attendance at the
reception given to the senior class Of
stowe high school by the junior class
at the Akeley Memorial building on
Monday evening. In addition 70
streamers Of crepe paper decorating
the auditorium draperies OF hanging
ground pine trimmed with paper roses,
red and white, made effective screens
for booths and doorway. Summers
orchestra OF Montpelier furnished TX
cellent music. The class was assisted
in receiving by Principal G. ]. Strand
and Forbes Adams, president OF the
Junior class, who acted as master OF
ceremonies. A program included az
dresses by Mr.. Strand Of the faculty
Flovd Seals Of the senior class, +. b.
Forbes OF the alumni, and Rev, G. W.
Harvard: vocal solo by Alls Maclean,
accompanied by Hazel Gibbs, and q
Spanish dance by Miss Mary Bailey,
accompanied by Miss Mildred Nc
Mahon. Dancing followed the pro-
gram until i o'clock. Among those
here to attend commencement are Mrs.
Tavlor Of Danvillc, Mrs. q. X. Scav-
err Of Cady's Falls, Mrs. Lena B, Reed
OF Berlin, Mrs. John Webb and chill
dren. Catherine and Willard, OF Fort
Covinqton, N. X, Rev. and Mrs. 4.
i. Goddard and son, Stanley Of Bak-
ersfield, and Gny 1. Holden Of Nils
ton.
The winners at the town school
spelling contest Monday afternoon
we're: First, Lula Hoisington OF the
sixth grade; second, Edith Holden 81
the sixth grade; third, Ethel Batch
elder OF the North Hollow school;
fourth. Arden vanDusen Of the east
hill school The first and second will
represent the town at the Lamoille
county spelling contest at HYDE Park
June Is. and the third and fourth will
go as alternates.
Rufus II. Gale went Tuesday night
to New York on his way to attend the
graduation on the 18th Of his dangh-
Ter. Virginia, from the Glenville high
school at Cleveland, O. Mrs. Gale and
daughter. Grace Clara, who have
passed the winter with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Double In Flori-
da, are now in Cleveland. and the fam
ily will return to Stowe about the
10Th. Mr.. and Mrs Double are also
III Cleveland and will come TO Stove
in July.
Mr.. Gale has purchased Of A, H.
Page the wheelwright and repair shop
on Bridge street. formerly owned by
II. r. Straw and will carry on hard
wood novelty manufacturing business,
opening July |. Mr. Page will work
for Mr.. Gale.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Howard Smith went
Tuesday to Boston. where they will
pass fortnight with their children,
Mr. and Mrs W. r. Perry,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Lewis and child
Of Worcester, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Lewis parents, Mr. and Mrs. n. O..
Marshall
Mrs. ". R. Alger and little grand
son who, with the Alrer and Moody
family have moved hack from Nortn-
field TO Waterbury, have recently yis-
tied Mrs. Ayers sister, Miss Jane
Tomlinson.
Miss Hazel Adams Of Kansas City.
Mo-, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs +. j. Adams.
Mrs W. 4. Shepard passed the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Charles Ham.
el, in Waterbury.
n R. Godfrey returned to St George
Tuesday after spending few days ~
his home.
Robert Cleveland has completed his
work in Burlington and viii assist on
his fathers farm.
Miss Gladys Hart Of Mortified Wis
tied her parents the first OF the week.
Mrs. f. W Tinkham has been spend
ing several days with MIR. Tinkham ut
Hardwick.