The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-27
STOWE

Aaron Irish, who has passed the win
ter with his sister, Mrs. Ida Hill. wen
Friday. to visit his brother, p. g. Irish
in Essex Junction, on bis way to visit
his home in Akeley, Mimi. on business
The Misses Madeline, Marjorie anc
Elinor Hill, daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs
p. 6. Hill of Burlington, are passing a
week with their grandmother, Mrs. Ida
Hill.
Mrs. Lola B. Douglass was in Bur
lington Friday.
o. w. Edison has been called from
AltamoDte Springs, Fla, whore he has
passed the winter, to Worcester, Mass,
by the condition OF his daughter, Mrs,
| Hugh Cushman, who is seriously i'll at
the City hospital in Worcester. Mrs,
Edison remains in Altamontc Springs
and will come north later with the 9th
er Stowe people who are employed
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blakeley OF
Bloomington have taken possession Of
the farm at the lower village purchased
OF Mrs. Helen Russ. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blakelev are accompanied by the
youngest of their four children. son
OF 10 years Mrs. Russ will begin
moving Monday to the Frank Cooley
house on School street rented Of Mrs.
TO- H. Smith.
The condition Of Miss Glendora Nut
ting Il improving, after an attack Of
influenza at the General hospital at
Bridgeport, Conn.
u. L. Barrows. w. A. Adams and s.
H. Nutting attended the instruction
meeting for listers at Montpelier.
j.. G.. Harris has completed work for
II. u. Shaw Co., Inc, and went Sat
urday to kecne, Y. H., where he has
employment.
Mrs. +. f.. Smith went Saturday to
visit her sister, Mrs. A. J. Dillingham;,
in Bristol, Conn. where she will meet
her daughter, Miss Isabel Smith, dicti-
tian OF the st. Lukc's hospital in New
York City, Mrs. Julia Irving of Bur.
lington will stay at the Smith home
during her absence,
Mrs. Anna Abbott, accompanied by
her son. Samuel Abbott of Boston, re ,
turned Friday from Bethel. where they
were called by the death OF Mrs. Alb
bolts brother, A. Ice Eady.
Mrs. Fanny Mayo returned Friday |
from Schenectady. where she has
passed several weeks AT the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. y. NJ Downer.
Miss Rebecca Bnron, who is en-
ployed at Brstileboro. Is spending
few days at her home.
Miss Mary Magoon entertained II Of
her classmates Friday afternoon at the |
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Harry Msgoon. in Stove Hollow. Ma
pie sugar on snow, pickles and dough |
nuts were served
.fr. and Mrs. D. T. Pollard have re-
.ur--s.. to Burlington, after passing tho I
week in Stowe.
Mrs W. Il. Chaigcc and son. Donald, I
ire visiting relatives in Waterbury.
w. b. Chaplin Of Northboro Mass.
! visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
4. Chaplin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mscutchan were vis.
tors in Burlington Friday.
i. G. o. Burt. G. f. Nagoon, Win Cul
rer, Q. A. SaDborn and Mrs I'd, Hayes
serc among the business visitors in
Friday
Miss Gladys Hart went Saturday to \
Sorthfield. where she has employment
is waitress at the Northficld inn.
+. L. Recor is improving from the in
uries received when be was pinned
'enesth tree he was cutting Thurs
ay.
A marty AT vn,,no ,onnJa np;n,,aJ 80,
Informal yictrola dance at the banquet
all Friday evening.
Mrs. r. B. Russell is i'll with the pre-
ailing distemper. i
Mrs. G. z. Moody OF Mortified came