The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-03
STOWE


The state road on Main and Bridge
streets was treated with tarvia last
week
There were $50 in attendance at q
dance at NJ. +. Coan's on the Israel
Hale farm Friday night. George Ba-
ker Of Cady's Falls played
About 25 we're present at the meet
(, ing of the Bridge street Community
club with Mrs. Emma Barrows Friday
afternoon. A puff was tied on the
large veranda. Refreshments were
served The last meeting of the year.
date to be announced later, will be
held with the president, Mrs H. H..
Downer.
| Among the guests of Miss Allen at
Seven Springs are Miss Lucy A. Morse
and brother. Philip Morse. Of Boston;
Miss Wood. and Miss Maxwell Of New
York City; Prof Van Meter and daugh-
ter Of Baltimore. Md, and Mrs. Tnp-
per and two daughters Of Burlington.
Miss Grace BigeIow Of the high school
Of commerce, Springfield, Mass. and
Edwin Lawrence Bigelow Of Middle
bury college, passed the week end with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin r.
Bigelow, at 'eThe Lodges Miss Bige
low accompanied her brother Sunday on
his return to Middlebury, where shc
will study for two weeks al the Middle
bury college French summer school.
Mrs. Hattie c. Douglas, who went
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs LII
l. ...ti .s...
her son. w NJ. Douglas, and family IN
Jacksonville before returning 10
Stove.
Mrs. Hattie Downe and Mrs Claud
Fisher of Worthwhile passed Friday
with their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward S. Wilkins. at Mascow.
Miss Alice sallies has returned from
visit Of three weeks with friends \
in Morrisville.
Barney w Sargent, who was one OF
the graduating class Of the Vermont |
industrial school at Nergennes, il
Stowe boy. He was consigned to the /
school bv Justice G. VI. Watts, Dew 1
~. lal6,as a dependent child His /
achievements at tina industrial school !
are noted with interest by his friends
in Stowe
MIR. and Mrs. j T. Webb and child 1
Of Chicago are visiting Mr. Webb's I
brother in law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Il
l. A. Foster, making the trip by boat II
from Toronto to Montreal Mr.. Webb 4
is an artist of Chicago.
Mrs. W. A. Knight and children are
passing ten days at Newport, n. II.
Mrs. ". Z, Shepard is passing the
week end with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Hamel, in Waterbury.
Mrs. Alice Carver hos been passing
several days at her home in Water
bury. i,
Mrs. d. L. Seayer Of Johnson il pass
ng a week with her sister. Mrs. A. w
Collins, and other relatives.
Robert Cleveland, who motored 10
Saturday, was accompanied
BY Misses Hazel Gibbs. Merle Smith,
Iva Harris and Angie Gale, who will
pass two weeks in the Y. NJ c. A.
amp at Mslletts bay.
Miss Beth Fuller, who has completed
years teaching at Chelsea. and sister,
Miss Ara Fuller of Waterbury, are | {
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
J. Fuller.
The committee on fresh air" chill
lren met with the chairman. Mrs NJ
3 Tinkham Friday evening. Miss Ruth
Mcmahon was appointed secretary and
Miss Ruth Collins, treasurer. Holmes
or two weeks are sought for children
rom 10 y years of age, gathered
ogcther in New York City. II YOU
annot take some of them into your
ZONE. contributions for their board Nill
We acceptable. The committee is nj
owed to pay $3.50 per week for thelrl
,oard. The committee consists OF Mrs.
A. G. Tinkham, Mrs. H. +. shaw. Mrs,
4. G. Lovejov. Mrs. H G. MrAiahon,l
irs. Maude Pike. Mrs. G. A. Tomlin
on and Misses Ruth Mcmahon and
'uth Collins.
Mrs. Laura Burnham and Mrs, George
i. Burnham and family. who have
assed several weeks with relatives
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