The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-02
STOWE


conducted an Episcopal service here ON
Sunday, was accompanied by about
twenty Of his parishioners from Hard
wick and Morrisvlle. Among those
from Hardwick were eleven members
OF 4 boy and girl choir, who sang East
en- songs and carols at the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Peeor Of Stowe
Forks are parents OF a son, born on
April 20.
n n. Smith and HI Il. Snow left on
Saturday on a motor trip to Ogdens-
burg, N. Y.
Mrs. Edwin Bigelow and daughter,
Miss Grace Bigelow, OF Springneld'
Mass. and son, Edwin Lawrence Bige-
low. of Middlebury college joined "
r. Bigelow at "The Lodges" Satur-
day. Miss Bigelow will pass a week ;
vacation with her parents. r Z. biSe-
low and Prof. G.. J.. Forbush, who ac-
companied him., motored from Middle
bury in Mr.. Bigelow's new car, return
ing Sunday afternoon. u. X. Bigelow'
who has been indisposed a part OF the
time since his arrival last week at Inc
Lodges" is recovering
Mrs. c. H. Stone, who has passed
the winter and spring in Vermont and
Massachusetts, and who lett MONDAY
to Join Mr.. Stone in Minneapolis, was
accompanied by her granddaughter, NJ
tie Miss Helen Burt, who VIII pass lhe
summer IN Minneapolis.
Mrs. Jane Burleson, who has been
bousekeeper for Clement {. Moody
al Moscow dur,'g the winter, went
Monday to the nome OF ner son, W.
NJ Burleson in East Berkshire. Mrs
HINT il caring for Mr. Moody.
Quincy Magoon has rented =. A.
Towne's farm in Stowe Hollow, TAX
mo possession Monday Mr.. Towne
and daughter plan to go to Burning
! ION later. where the daughter viii en-
ter the University Of Vermont
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Gates and
daughter, Miss Mary Gates OF Morris
vile, called at A. A, Pixies Sunday.
| Nj. and Mrs. D. s. MeAllister and
son George. Of North Hyde Park,
! who visited their parents, air. ana
Mrs. G. s. McAllister, Sunday, were
accompanied to Morrisville by Mrs
| Cynthia Pages
/ Mrs. Lueretia Sargent and son
! Widd Sargent, of North Hyde PARK
visited Mr.. and Mrs. II I. Raymond
and other friends Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Buker is recovering from
4 severe attack Of neuritis.
Miss Floy Collins and guest, ms,
Natalie Ably. OF Z. V. NJ, returned
to Burlington Monday.
Henry Mcmahon and SON. Harry, o.
1 Bristol, Conn, are spending a few days
! in Moscow.
The supper given by the Busy Bees
1t the Moscow schoolhouse was very
/ successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. George West and son
| Maurice, and Mrs. Frank Mccarthy
were visitors in Morrisville Saturday
/ Mark j. Chaffee of Rutland, son q
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Chaffee, and Mis-
i Mildred Seayer were quietly married
/ at the home of her parents, Mr.. anf
! Mrs. Il. X. Seaver. in Cady Falls sat
| urdav. Mrs. Chaffee has been sue
cessful teacher in Morrisville, Mr.
! Chaffee is an ex-seryiee man and I
now attending business school y
Rutland, where the young couple vii
reside at present. Their many friends
| in town extend congratulations,
The Stowe high and graded schools
4 we're closed Monday to allow the teach
ers to attend the meeting OF the La
noble Valley Teachers association II
Hardwick.
o. W. Edison, who accompanied NJ
daughter, Mrs. Hugh Cushman, iron
! Worcester, Mass, where ne has beef
seriously i'll, to her home in Barre
passed Sunday with Mrs. Edison an'
expects to return<to Barre Tuesda.
and remain till his daughters healtl
improves.
Mrs. c. Simoneau returned Monda,
to Norwich, after visiting Mrs. Editl
Simoneau and family.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Aldrich have re
turned from Warren, where they hav
passed week with their son, lie
Aldrich.
At the regular meeting OF Mansfiel
Mountain grange Saturday eyenin
evening the first and second degree
were conferred upon one candidate.
1 S. II. Wright of Essex, who motore
here Sunday. was accompanied hom
bv Mrs. 4. f. Wright and children
who have made their home here severa
months with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
A. r. Straw. +. +. Wright is carryin
on farm in Essex. where he WI
make home for his family.
On and after May !, Julia NJ. Aiker