The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-03

| G. RI. A. Stafford. Miss EIoise Stafford
and w. II. Churchill Of Morrisville
| Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Dow OF st. Johns
bury have been here this week super
intending the removal of part OF their
household goods to st. Johnsbury,
where they win set up light house
keeping.
! The program for Stowe high school
commencement week opensa with the
baccalaureate sermon by Rev. C. E.
| Hayward at s o'clock Sunday evening
| June 4, at the Akeley Memorial build
| ing, and continues with the senior re-
ception at the auditorium at 5 o'clock
| Monday evening Class day exercises
at auditorium at 2 o'clock Tuesday aft
ernoon, graduation exercises at 5
O'Clock Tuesday evening Alumni re-
ception at o'clock Wednesday eve
ming. Senior ball at s o'clock Thursday
evening, June s.
At the usual hour Of service Sun
day morning, chiIdren's day exercises
will be held at the Congregational
church by the Community church
school.
The children in the primary school
having no absent marks during the
spring term of II weeks are Owen
Hale, Orrin Hale, Gaylard Harris, Ce-
dric Jones, Helen McCuen, Helen Shop
ard, Paul Morrill,, Henry Simoneau,
Burton Slayton,. Robert Wells, Thelma
Miner, Glenna Wright, Donald Foster.
Roland Cakes, Logan wilkins and Don
aid Foster were absent only one day
during the year.
Miss Susan A. Bigelow and pupils OF
the primary school had a picnic din
ner on Sunset hill Friday, with an
ice cream treat at the close;
\ Miss Hunt and Miss Southland enter
tanned the other teachers of the high
and graded schools at supper at the
Green Mountain inn Thursday.
Rev. C. E. Hayward, accompanied by
Mrs. Hayward, Miss Nellie Sargent and
Mrs. G. w. Foster, motored Thursday
afternoon to Hyde Park, where he gave
an address at the Sunday school con-
vention
Mr.. Hayward officiated earlier in the
afternoon at the funeral Of Mrs. Mary
Merritt, held at her late home at
Stowe Forks The bearers we're noph.
ews of the deceased. John Harris OF
West Berlin, Morris Harris of Water
bury, Carroll B. Miller and Dolly Sears
OF Morrisville. Among others from out
Of town present were Mrs. Eva Miller
and other relatives from Morrisville,
who remain here for few days. The
burial was in the West branch ceme-
terv by the side of the husband, Dan
lei Merritt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Loyen are parents
of son, Born Tuesday morning.
Mrs Mildred Russ and Miss Beatrice
Gale gave surprise party at the home
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
Il. Gale, Thursday evening to their
brother. Harvey Gale, in honor Of his
18th birthday anniversary. Seventeen
of his friends were present and passed
a pleasant evening Ice cream and 9th
er refreshments were served.
The pupils Of Miss Sargent and Miss
Collins Of the graded schools had pic
mics Friday in honor Of the close Of
school.
Daniel Smith was injured Thursday
while at work at r. T.. Smiths shop,
taking away boards from the edger He
was hit in the abdomen. but his in
iuries were not considered serious Fri
day.
Mrs Lewis Marshall. who returned
to Springfield, Mass, the first of the
week, was accompanied by her nephew,
Glenn Kaiser. who expected to have
employment there
Mrs. Alice Carver of Waterbury came
Thursday to the Mount Mansfield no.
tel. where she has employment for the
summer.
c. H. Rathburn, who has passed sew
eral weeks at A. W. Collins has re-
turned to Waterbury to resume his
work at the state hospital.