The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-16

Mrs. Addie G. Harris, who has lived
in Springfield, Ma,ss.. for several years
has come 10 Stowe to make her home
sThe regular meeting Of Sickle chap
TIER, No. "a, 0. III s., was held Wednes
day evening. Mrs Il. B. Pratt vas
initiated Punch and waters were
served.
Mrs. +. p. Billings returned Wednas
day from Stamford, n. y. where sht
was called several weeks ago BY the
severe illness of Mrs. Van Dyke, moth
er of Mrs. A. w. Billings.
Jesse Moody Of Bethel called on hei
father, n. K. Moody, Wednesday
Miss Floy Collins Of the University
Of Vermont returned home Nednes
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey and fam
lily Of Craft bury called on friends here
Wednesday.
G. o. Burt has returned from a bust
ness trip to Boston.
/ George A. Burnhsm, Clarence Web
ster and Mr. and Mrs. G. \. Cutting d
Barton were business visitors here On
Wednesday.
Miss Carolyn Hayward Of the Msssa-
chusetts General hospital of Boston is
visiting her parents, Rev, and Mrs. e
r. Hayward
Deputy Sheriff G. w, Potter Of Bel
videre took Charles f. Wheeler to
Windsor Thursday to serve a sentence
at the state prison 81 not less han
eight nor more than II years for 4
statutory offence.
A. K. Straw, Mrs. c. A. Tomlinson
Mrs. r. L. Recor, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mccarthy, Mrs Fred Mccarthy, Mrs
+. f. Moulton, Mrs. Z. +. Smith, Mrs
o. S. Smith, Miss lone Hawley. Mrs
H, 4. Faunee, Miss Catherine Matthews
Mrs. Mildred Russ and Miss Nellie
George Of Mansfield Mountain grange
attended the meeting Of Harmony Pa
mona grange at Waterbury Center on
Wednesday Mr.. Straw. Mrs. Russ and
Mrs. Fred Mccarthy had parts on the
program.
Mrs. Gracia Tomlinson, who is SUI
feying from the effects Of shock. re-
mains about the same, Mrs r II, Har-
ris il caring for Mrs TomIinson.
Miss Abbie Burt has returned 10 Bed
ford, N. ". after visiting her sisters,
Mrs Gracia Tomlinson and Mrs. Mary
Smalley
Miss Katherine theney. daughter OF
ME and Mrs Walter A. Cheney Of
Milton, Mass. was one Of the gradu-
ates this week from the Massachusetts
state normal school at birmingham,
Mass, and has position as teacher
al Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Ada Fowler OF Worcester
Mass, came Wednesday to pass tho
summer in Stowe and j. stopping with
Miss Nellie Sargent until she opens asr
house at 1.-THE Knoll Mrs. Fowler !
recovering from recent illness.
Miss MARY Stone, who has finished a
course III secretarial work at Simmons
college. Boston, came Wednesday 10
pass the summer at the home Of her
brother ii law - sister, Mr.. and Mrs
C. O. Burt
Postmaster A. G. Oakcs, Mr. and MIS-
RID. Robinson, Miss Pearl Taylor and
little Doris Cakes motored Thursday
TO Randolph Center to attend the grad
uation exercises Of the state argrierl.
tural school Mr.. Cakes son, tsordoa
Oakes, was ono Of the graduates, Mr..
Oakes went on from Randolph Thurs
day to Boston ON ten days vacation
His son and daughter, Lester and
Hazel are conducting the postofiice
during his absence.
The stores in the village closed al Il
O'Clock Thursdays The postoflice was
closed from II 20 o'clock and again
at 8 Thursday and win continue -
Thursdays during the summer.
George Moulton has sold his farm,
formerly known as the Sam Smith
farm, on Che main road TO Waterbury
to George Tiff and son-in,law of Nor
risville, giving possession Monday.
Mrs. +. +. Moulton and children.
Lemucl Ruth and Cliland. who have
visited her son. George n Mouiton. and
family this week, returned 10 Proc
torsville to-day.