The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23

| The mock trial recently given here
| by members OF the III. II. Smith Won
ans Relief corps was repeated very
successfully Tuesday evening, under
the auspices Of the Ezra Stetson corps
at Waterbury Center. A special car on
| the Mt. Mansfield electric railroad
| transported the party, which numbered
| 20, including the 80 ladies who took
part in the production. The Stowe
corps realized about 1923 as their share
of the receipts. The car left Water
bury Center on the return trip at l2:30
Wednesday morning.
| Levi Houghton of Wallingford has
been the guest Of his former pastor,
Rev. G. Il. Hayward, and Mrs. Hay
ward this week
Rev. G. j.. Hayward, who was IN
Burlington Tuesday to attend an Anti
Saloon league meeting, was in Barre
Wednesday for radio treatment on
throat and tonsils.
Miss Agnes Towne of the Stowe high
school senior class entertained class
mates and teachers Tuesday at sug-
airing. off party at the home OF her par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G w. Towne OF
Stowe Hollow.
Miss Bessie Clark Of the third year
high school gave a sugaring-off party
to IL Of her girl classmates Wedncs-
day at the home of her Parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. NJ Clark on west hill.
The girls walked from the village the
two miles and half to Miss Clark =
home.
Frank Sweetser has moved to Jo-
seph Parriseau's farm on the Sterling
brook road. Mr.. Parriseau has gone TO-
Rochester to lumber.
Mrs. Charles L. Brough and Mrs. |.
NJ. Warburton have been called to Beth
q by the serious Illness OF their moth
err
Edward S. wilkins of Shaw hill re-
ceiyed congratulations on his SID birth
day. Mr.. Wilkins is as lively as many
much younger men.A He carries on his
farm and drives a spirited horse.
Mrs. Almira Slayton, who has had
treatment for ulcer on an eyeball at
the Sparhawk sanatorium in Burling
ton, IL gaining and expects to be able
to return home soon.
The condition of Mrs Mary Gibbs
remains about the same at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. f. 1. Smith, in
Morrisville Mrs. Gibbs is able to sit
up, but remains entirely blind in both
eyes.
Mrs. orpha whitcher and Mrs G. Il.
st. John are ill.
Mansfield camp, NJ. w. Of A., will
give card party and social at banquet
hall Thursday evening. Members and
families are invited and expected 70
attend. New maple sugar on snow Will
be served.
Miss Marjorie Watts is passing a
week or ten DAYS in Enosbnrg Falls,
the guest OF Il. w MacGibbon-
w. NJ. Adams is in Burlington on
business.
Charles Small, who is doing painting
and papering in Stowe. returned to
Morrisville Tuesday on account OF i'll
ness.
Mrs. Ed. Magoon is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Edward LaRock, and
family in Richmond.
Jay Laraway has moved his family
from George Moulton's house in Mos
COW to Arthur Melvin's house at the
lower village. Mr. Laraway Is now
employed by Roy Moulton.
A. NJ. Hunter of Vergennes is Wis
iting his family here.
Roy Peterson, who has occupied the
livery stable adjoining the hotel. has
taken his horses and belongings back
to his own residence at the lower vii |
lage.
Mrs. r. w. Guild OF Waterbury and
daughter, Miss Elsie Guild, who |
teaches in Montgomery Center, were
visitors in Stowe Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Pollard of Burling |
ton. who have passed the week in
Stove, have been guests at the Green !
Mountain inn.
Mrs Mary Smalley has received new
that her daughter, Miss Hildegarde
Smalley, who graduates from the
IN. VI state normal school,
has secured a position for the coming
school year in primary school in
Long Island.