The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-14

c. p. Brown Has Sold Brick Block to
S. A. Stebbins.

4 S. A. Stebbins.
I G. r. Brown has sold, through tn,
Beeman Real Estate agency of Stowe
the brick block at the corner OF Mail
and School streets to s. A. Stebbins
who has rented a portion of the build
! ing for his meat market for severa
years. The property was sold for $3,
500.
4 The senior class of 1922 of Stowe
| high school, with their guests, Princi
pal and Mrs. G. J. Strand and daugh
ter, Sylvia, Mrs. Lola b. Douglass ant
Miss Jessie Southland are camping fol
"a week at Malletts bay. Another
| camping party for one week includes
Mrs. H. y. Jenney and about IL mem
bers of her Pollyanna Sunday school
class at Lake Gilmore. Misses Louise
Morgan and Dorothy Barrows of U. VI
NJ. are invited guests in the camp.
Miss Delma Webster Of Swanton is
visiting Miss Ruth Mcmahon.
| Mrs. II. H. Cushman of Barre is a
guest at the Green Mountain inn for
several days.
Miss Glenn Canning has returned -
Island Pond, after passing commence
ment week at H. G. Canning's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Prouty and
daughter Of MarsLield, who passed
Sunday in Stowe. were accompanied
home Monday by Miss Phyllis George,
who after a few days visit there, will
join her mother, Mrs. G. S. George, at
Sugar Hill, N. H.. for the summer.
z. w. Tinkham Of Hardwick passed
Sunday with his family.
Miss Catherine Pike is i'll with the
humps.
H. w. Burnham has completed work
for the Burt company and began his
duties as janitor at the Memorial build
ing Monday.
A. l.. Doane of Bakersfield is visit
ing at the home of his son, A. T..
Doane
The proprietors of the Green Noun.
tain inn have opened lunch room,
candy and fruit shop in conjunction
with the hotel
During the severe hailstorm Monday
afternoon Mrs. w. w. Adams Of Mos
COW gathered stones enough to freeze
ice cream for supper.
j. B. Ayers and son, Donald, and Mr..
and Mrs. H. l.. Moulton. who visited
their son and brother, Herbert Ayers,
and family at proctorsville over sun
day, were accompanied home by Mrs.
Ayers and little daughter, who went
Monday to visit her parents in Nor
risville.
About % employees Of the National
bank of St Adams and guests passed
Sunday at the Summit house.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinson, who
have visited friends and relatives in
town. returned to Malone. N. ". Mon
day They were accompanied by Misses
Annie and Susan Bigelow, who will
pass a week there.
George Davis Of Wolcott Is en-
ployed at the Burt and Sweet garage
Ralph Tatro and Miss Ruth Sweet
of johnson are employed at Lake
Mansfield
s A. stebbins and Mr., and Mrs B.
G. Merrill motored to Canaan, n. H.,
Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. H. r. Hayward, who
motored to Montpelier Monday, were
accompanied by Mrs James Brownlee
and little daughter and Miss Bertha
Wheelock of Wilmette. H., who have
been their guests several days
Mrs. Charles Hsmel and daughter,
Hazel, Of, Waterbury are with Mrs
Hame's sister, Mrs w. " Shepard.
Mrs. Hamel. who has been i'll since !,
November, hopes to improve with the
change.
Favorable reports are heard from
Leslie Davis, who recently had an OPP |
Grafton for gall stones at the Mary
Fletcher hospital
Philo G.. Hill has returned to Bur
lngton, after visiting his mother, Mrs. |
Ida Hill.
Mics Ruth Foster returned Tuesday |
from Mortified and is employed at L. |
B. Gales for the summer
Miss Sadie Cary has completed work |
at the Green Mountain inn and has en-
ployment at Johnson.
Mrs. H. c. Mcmahon and Miss Ruth |
Mcmahon entertained the Bridge club
At the latter's home Tuesday afternoon
in honor OF Miss Delma Webster of |
Swanton. Mrs. S. NJ. Boardman Of
Keene. n. H., and Mrs. Barbara Moody |
Of Minneapolis. Three tables were
played and dainty refreshments were
aarVad