The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-07
STOWE

A party Of ten, including III. q. ant
r. r.. Mcmahon, III. i. Pike, +. W
( Tinkham, H. J. Bashaw, q. II. Shaw
G. w. Gale. Il. G. Sleeper, 9 o. Burt
and guest, John Whittermore of Bos
ton, visited Mount Mansfield Sunday
Conveyance to the foot of the noun
tain was furnished by the Burt com:
pany. The ascent was began at ~: y
D. M. and the summit was reached by
| the first Of the party at 3:l5 P. M, time
being taken for lunch. The trail was
found very difficult for snowshoeing
owing to the hard crust. Snow was
over the telephone lines in places.
There was plenty Of snow everywhere,
The drifts reached nearly to the sec
ond story OF the buildings at the sum
NIT. The party spent about As minutes
at the summit. Messrs. Burt, Whittier
more and II. C. Mcmahon remained to
see the sun set. The return trip was
made in about two hours.
II. S. Knight has been confined to
the house with hard cold several
days.
The first of series of Lenten serv-
ices was held at the Community church
Sunday evening, the subject of the Sc.
ries being "The Dramati@ Story Of
Elijah, the Tishbite' Christianson's or
ehestra rendered several pleasing selec7
tions. At Mr.. Hayward's suggestion,
collection was taken for the orchestra.
The collections will be continued at
the evening services as an apprecia
ton for the free services given by the
orchestra on many occasions. Small
contributions are asked for to help pay
for the musical supplies required for
the work of the orchestra. The sub
ieet for next Sunday evening will be
.EIiiah on Mt Carmeff' At the morn
ing service the subject was christian
or Pagan"
William II. Tyler died about 5o'clock
Saturday afternoon at his home in
South Hollow, after weeks illness
with pneumonia. Mr.. Tyler was born
in Wakefield as years ago on March
90 He has lived in Stowe eight years.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Ruth Glover
Tyler, and four children, Willie, Har-
old. Helen and Lois, the eldest, nine,
and the youngest, two. The funeral
was held at 10 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing at the Methodist Episcopal church
at Waterbury Center. The burial was
made at Waitsfeld.
There will be regular meeting Of
Sickle chapter, No. "a, 0. +. s., on
evening. There will be ini-
alton and refreshments will be served,
Rev. G.. r. Brush of Hardwick con
Quoted an Episcopal service at the
Akeley Memorial building Sunday eve
ming. A holy communion service was
held at the home of Major and Mrs. |
d. +. Smith Monday morning.
At the regular meeting of the II. Fl.
Smith w. r. c. Saturday afternoon !
it was voted to present the Catholic
mission an American flag Mrs +. i.
Pierce Of Brooks corps at Montpelier
was visitor at the meeting. Mrs.
Esther Smith Dimick of Santa Clara,
Y. Y, was also present. A covered dish
supper was served.
Mrs. f. l.. Recor's class in Sunday
school and friends, 20 in all, had
merry party at the Community church
afternoon. Games were
,layed and candy, popcorn and apples
we're served.
Miss Louise Morgan of U. V. NJ, who
las been at the Mary Fletcher hospi- !
al since she met with an accident
While skiing, will come home Tuesday.
)ne ankle was sprained and a small
zone splintered in the ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Ricketson were
allied Monday to Peru, n. Y, by the
Ieath of Mr. Ricketson's mother, Mrs
Benjamin Ricketson. Mrs, Ricketson
vas " years of age. Mr.. Ricketson, her
is in very poor health.
Mrs. Herbert Ayers and little daugh-
er, Glendora, of Proctorsyille are Wis
ting Mr.. Ayers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
. b. Ayers, this week.
George A. Sanborn has returned
rom Fitchburg, Mass, where he has