The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-03
STOWE

Showing their public spirit in as
sisting in promoting the Stowe winter
carnival and booming the town, the
women Of the United Aid society, the
III. Ii. Smith Relief corps, Sickle chap
ter. Order of the Eastern Star and
Mansfield Mountain grange, 7. OF H.,
win unite in serving public dinner ON
Wednesday, the big day of the carni-
val. The dinner viii be served at the
banquet hall Of the Akeley Memorial
building and the entire proceeds will
be given toward defraying the ex-
penses Of the carnival. There has been
good sale Of tickets for the min
strel show on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings.
Douglass w. Barrows and Edward
johnson Of the University of Vermont
will return to Burlington by train aft
err visiting Mr.. Barrows' father. pr,
III. w. Barrows.. The young nrn
came TO Stowe Wednesday by way of
Mt. Mansfield on snowshocs. Leaving
Underhill at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday
morning, they reached the summit Of
Mansfield at 2. and arrived at at
Harlow's at the base Of the noun
tain. where they were met and brought
TO the village. The weather was fine
and the trip was much enjoyed. There
was deep snow on the slopes but not
much on the summit.
Edwin, II, the second son of Mr..
and Mrs. George +. Gale of West
branch, who has been i'll and threat
ened with pneumonia, was more com
Portable Thursday.
Il. A. Coffi, who has carried on c. 0.
Bnrt's farm on North branch Tor
about four years. has purchased the
Stearns farm in Jeifersonville and will
move there soon with his family.
Miss Lydia Hartig, pastor Of the
Congregational church at Nantic,
Conn. passed Tuesday night at the
home Of Rev. and Mrs. G. Z. Hay
ward.
The subject Of Mr.. Hayward's SER
mon at the Community church sun
day morning will be "The Religious
Value of the Coming Carnival"
F. B. Stow. fur buyer for the Sedan
company of New York City, but for
merly business manager of the Mt.
Mansfield Cooperative Creamery as
ISOLATION, is passing part OF the
week here.
r. +. Peterson has moved his livery
business from the lower village to>the
stables adjoining the Green Mountain
inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Russell OF
Hartford. Conn, are visiting Mr.. Rus
sells sister. Mrs. George Spaulding,
and other friends in Stowe.
Accountant John 7. Corccran of
Barre is auditing books at the II. Z.
Shaw company's office this week.
John Boardman Of the University of
Vermont has passed part of the
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. :. Boardman.
Miss Eunice Magoon. who has Wis
tied friends in Vergcnnes and Burling-
ton and expected TO pass the rest of
the week with her sister, Mrs. Edmund
LaRock. in Richmond, was called home
from Richmond Thursday by the i'll
ness Of Mrs. ". NJ Adams and son.
Harry. the latter suffering from cold.
Mrs. George Gibbs, who has visited
her sister. Mrs. Mary Gibbs. IN Morris
vile. found her about the same.
AIR. Cynthia Page IS in Morrisville
this week.
II. r. shaw attended the lircctors'
meeting Of the iamoille C9snty Saw
ings bank a. HYDE Park "Wednesday.
James Olsen went 10 Montpelier On
"Wednesday for several days.
W Christianscn = On an extended
business trip % Boston, Wishic-<son,
New York. Philadelphia and C3nnetti-
cut in the interest 81 the Green Noun
tain Violin Company.
W. ". Adams returned from Bnr-
linrfon "Wednesday.
Miss Lois NcCuen. who ha- re-
turned from Warren. and Mr. Harry
MeCuen we're visitors in Burlington
Tnesday.
Nis- Della Rohinsan has returned %
Watr-turv C-nfer after VISITING 81
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