The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-28
STOWE
Green Mt. Violin Co. Has Land Bought
and Plans Made for New Factory.

Green Mt. Violin Co. Has Lana Dohght
and Plans Made for New Factory.
An important meeting of the Stove
Civic club was held Wednesday eve
ming, when the following were appoint
ed committee to make arrangements
for installing a radio, +. B. Forbes. ",
A. Knight. G. III. Shaw; to investigate
and organize for golf. A. 7. Leith, II.
G. Mcmahon and A. G. Cakes.
The situation and reorganization OF
,the Green Mountain Violin company
were explained by Manager A, W.
Christianson. Opportunity was given
and subscriptions for stock in the com
pany were taken. The reorganized com
pany has purchased tract Of land
from Mrs Fanny Mayo, back Of q w
BuzzelIss and Miss Clara Barrows res
licences. Preparation for the erection
of building, with all modern equip
ments, are now under way and en-
trance to the highway will soon Dc
made. The company will be prepared
to manufacture all kinds OF stringeo
instruments.
A public installation of the officers
of Sickle chapter, No. 3, Q. y. :, was
held at Masonic hall Wednesday eve
ming. Mrs. Bessie Mcmahon was in
stalling officer and Mrs. Alice Burt act
ed as installing marshal. The follow
ing officers were installed: worthy
matron, Miss Marion Pike; worthy
patron. g. NJ Pike; associate matron
Lola b. Douglass; secretary, Mrs
Mande Pike; treasurer, Mrs. clio stat
ford; conductress, Mrs. Ruby Iihk.
ham: associate conductress, Mrs. Ruth
Pike: chaplain. Mrs. Roxalana JoclSow
pianist. Mrs. Amber Maeutchan; mar
Shall. Mrs. Inez Burnham; Adah, Miss
Ruth Collins, Ruth, Mrs. Elsirl
Forbes; Esther. Mrs. Janet Adams
Martha. Mrs. Alice Morrill, Electa
Mrs. Minnie Tinkham; warder, Miss
Eunice Magoon; sentinel i. w Iirk
ham. A social hour followed including
a program of piano duets by Misses
Lillian and Dorothy Burt and Misse'
iCaroIyn Pike and Ramona Mcmahon
History Of the Eastern Star, Mrs
Jockow; readings by Gurran Bellows
piano solo. CAROLYN Pike; vocal ans
mandolin solos, Elmer Crapper, accom-
| panied by Mrs. Ethel Sears. Punch ans
| waters were served
Mrs. r. A. Douglass entertained sew
eraI ladies Wednesday afternoon j
honor OF the 7+th birthday Of he
| mother, Mrs. Julia Cakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Christianson ar
passing d few DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs
A. T. Leith at Moosemissie.
X. d. Bull went Thursday to Eas
Hardwick, where he has employment
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Aldrich are Wis
iting their son. Lee Aldrich, and faIa
ily in Warren.
Mrs. Kate Stone has returned from
several days visit with friends il
| Swanton.
The directors Of the Mt. Manshel'
Cooperative Creamery and Grain asso
citation have engaged +. II Cochran 0
Shelburne as manager. Mr. Cochran
has had 25 years experience IN cream
pry work and has been manager OF tn
cooperative creamery Of Shelburne fo
three years. He Is expected to assum
his duties here May |.
The Stowe high school senior elias
play, FIFTY Fifty" will be given a
the auditorium Friday evening.
There are several cases OF munp
among the younger children Of JOIN
peppin's family in addition to the i'll
ness and affection of the past fey
| weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Benson, Mr.. ar'
Mrs. +. L. Ellsworth and son. Mel
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Stebbins. Mrs. n
len Churchill and Mr.. and Mrs. A. I
Ricketson attended gathering gol
Wednesday evening AT the home 9
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Small in Morris
town in honor Of Mr.. Smalls S0tl
birthday anniversary.
| Il. II. Harris was in Waterbury q
| "Wednesday.
A. ID. Lynch, who has resigned hi
position of business manager of u
West Hartford creamery TO accept tia
Of assistant in dairy marketing wit
the Illinois Agricultural association
with headquarters at Chicago, wa
manager Of the Mt Mansfield Cooper
alive creamery in 1919 and 1920, gcin
from here to West Hartford