The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-16
STOW'E

proprlate topic. considering the TACT
that Unitarians and Trinitarians are
united in support of the Community
church. The decorations were especial
" beautiful and consisted Of cut
flowers and sprays of shad blossoms.
A meeting is called for Wednesday
evening at the Community church par
lor to make plans for an every mem-
Der canvass for funds for the coming
year. The directors and all interested
in the welfare OF the church are urged
to attend.
At the regular meeting of Mansfield
Mountain grange Saturday evening,
Mrs. J. K. Parker of Morrisville made
her official visit as grange deputy.
Mrs. Parker was accompanied by Mr..
Parker and Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. War
ren and son, Adelbert Warren, also of
Lamoile grange of Morrissville. A
program in charge of the lecturer, Mrs.
Harriet Recor, included instrumental
selections by Misses Florence Austin
and Irene Asquith; prayer by Rev. C..
f. Hayward; roll call. quotations from
the ritual; recitation, Mrs. Mildred
Russ; remarks by Mr. Parker and an
address by Principal c. j. Strand, who
spoke on the relation of the school and
home. Refreshments were served. The
third and fourth degrees will be
worked at the next meeting and each
one is asked to have contribution
relating to Memorial day.
News was received here Thursday
Of the death of Mrs. Rose Belle tSal-
liesl Graham of Winchester, n. H.,
but formerly of Stowe Mrs. Graham
died at a hospital at Brattleboro. aft
er short Illness with pneumonia.
She was o. years of age and was the
daughter of the late Lucius l.. and
Samantha Mum Sallies. She leaves
two daughters, Mrs. Fred Allen of
Walden and Mrs. Chester Richardson
Of Claremont, n. H.. and three sons,
Edgar i. Graham sof Dryad. WASH.
Richard A. Graham of Ashuelot, N. H.,
and G. Albert Graham of Winchester,
n. H., with whom she made her home.
She also leaves several grandchildren,
two sisters. Mrs. f. J. Adams of Stowe
and Mrs. f. X. Seaver of Cadys Falls,
and two brothers. J. NJ. and Milo e.
Sallies of New Haven, Conn. Her
death followed that of sister, Mrs.
George NJ Towne of Stowe, by about
two wekes. H~ oldest child, Mrs.
George A. Laird of Cabot, died in
February. 1921 The funeral and
burial took place Saturday in Win
chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Riley went
Sunday to Franklin TO attend the
funeral on Monday Of Mr.. Riley's
uncle, Herbert NJ. Riley.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Straw were in
Waterbury Sunday, calling onl their
sister. Miss Minnie Straw !
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ;. Shaw. Mr.. and
A. n. Raymond and Mrs. A. r. Straw
were visitors in Montpelier.
Mr.. TuchStte and Miss Eleanor Nye|
of Montgomery called ON Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Macy Sunday.
The pupils Of Stowe high school, as
sisted BY the grades, viii give a
musical entertainment on the evening
of MAY 28 in charge OF Miss Ruth Me
Mahon. musical director. The program
viii include several solos and selections
bv the Girls Glee club and a musical
production. Flower Land" in costume.
Among the week end visitors in
Stowe were Miss Kathryn Recor Of the
University OF Vermont. Miss Elizabeth
Fuller Of Waterbury. Mr.. and Mrs. N.
G. GraBdey. Miss Jessie Grandey and
Miss Pearl Grandey of Burlington and
James Brownies Of Montpelier. Mr..
Brownlee was accompanied home sun
day by his father-in-law. Rev. {. F.
Hayward. Mrs Hayward Is passing
some time in Montpelier with Mr. and
Mrs. BroWnlee.
Miss Glendora Nutting. who has
been Of duty Of a hospital at Bridge
port. Conn. since her illness with the
IN in IN winter Is st home for q
month 60 recruit her health.