The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-07
STOWE

An additional attraction secured Tor
the Stowe winter carnival is exhibition
fancy and aerobatie skating Wednes-
dav bv Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Hill OF
Mortified. who are artists in that line.
Bing Anderson Of Berlin, n. H., who
viii give exhibition ski jumping
Wednesday, won the New England
championship at Berlin Friday. Burtss
tractor will 20 to Morrisville and VIII
meet the morning train from Bnfiing-
ton, Wednesday morning for passen.
gers who wishr TO attend the carnival
The tractor viii return TO Morrisville
in time for the afternoon train TO Bur
Hngton and will make another trip TO
Morrisville after the close of the mems
minstrel show Wednesday evening The
tractor viii 60 to Waterbury Thursday
evening for passengers who will attend
the minstrel show that evening, 10
OF whom are expected, - OF them from
the Waterbury inn. The house is prae-
tically sold out for both nights. The
minstrel show promises to be the
musical event of the season. The chorus
OF rs voices is called the best male
chorus heard in this vicinity in a long
time. G. A. Riley is musical director,
Miss Mildred Mcmahon, pianist and
Ralph Stevens director OF the end men.
III. j. Bashaw is nterscutor The end
men are +. c. Mccarthy, +. u. Me-
Carthy. B G. Bull, II. +. Jenney, ir,
and Gordon and Kenneth Bull. The
first part of the program viii include
an opening overture, solos by I. a.
Douglass, r. w. Burnham. Elmer Crap
per. c. J. Strand. r. {. and + i. Me-
earthly. G. A. Riley and Gordon Bull,
selections by a male quartet, a colored
quartet and "The Slippery Seven, clog
dancing by b. &. and Gordon Bull, a
duet BY Alfred Hemstead and u. o.
Sweet, closing with an overture Of
popular songs arranged by Mr. Riley.
The second part win include bones
solo nv r. 5. Boardman, clog dancing
by the Bulls. radio messages. saxo-
phone solo by G. c, Stafford and a Lew
Fields production by sextette q a..
Simmons is chairman of the committee
in charge.
The Rev. G. r. Brush of nardwick,
conducted an Episcopal service at the
banquet hall al nine o'clock Sunday
morning. Mr. Brush was guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Pike over Saturday
night.
The Rev c. f. Hayward spoke upon
the religious value OF the coming
carnival at the Community church sun
dav morning. A sale was rendered by
c. J. Strand. The Sunday school en-
/. I.s h. oil.
Mr. Hayward reading an original poem
written by him for the boys Y. NJ. c. A.
conference held in Burlington in l9lT.
At the meeting of the II. II. Smith
Relief corps Saturday afternoon i was
voted to carry ont a Washington and
Lincoln program at the mid-month
meeting. The program will he open TO
the public. Thanks were voted To those
out side the order who assisted at the
mock trial. Following the meeting a
covered dish supper was served.
r. d. Van Duson. who is seriously IN
with heart trouble at the home Of his
soueF. b. Van Duson, on west hill was a
little stronger Monday. The condition
Of Edwin Gale. i'll with pneumonia at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. s. Gale was thought to be improving
Monday.
Miss Ella Sargent returned Monday
from the Fanny Allen hospital leaving
her brother. 4. &. Sargent. improving
and able to take a few steps.
Mrs. Pratt spent the week end with
her daughter, Mrs. Archie Richardson,
in Hardwick.
The Rev. c. +. Hayward was in Bur