The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-03

Capital Stock Not Subscribed, So One
Stowe Industry Is Lost.


Capital Stock Not Subscribed, So One
Stowe Industry Is Lost.
Owing to the failure to raise the
requisite amount Of capital stock, the
Green Mountain stringed instrument
Industry is lost to Stove. 1T lis much
regretted. II means the loss also of the
manager, A. w. Christianson, and Mrs
Christianson, who have made many
friends during their residence here and
of part, at least, of the people en-
ployed in the factory, which was en-
tirely destroyed with the Stowe But.
ter Package plant The land purchased
of Mrs. Fanny Mayo for q site for q
new factory has been taken back.
Harvey S. Knight and Miss Lille
Marshall we're married Wednesday eve
ming by Rev. G. i. Hayward at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Melville Marshall, on School
street. Mr.. Knight is an ex-service
man and is employed at the pharmacy
' Of his brother, William A. Knight. Mrs.
| knight attended Stowe high school
| IuIct EcAiss JutH lpQh a. NOt1 oE ct tHS
Burdett Business college In Boston. She
has since done bookkeeping in Boston
and at the state hospitalat Waterbury
and is now employed in the Office Of
the Mt Mansfield Creamery associa-
tion. Mr.. and Mrs Knight went for a
wedding trip to Mr.. knights former
heme in Newbury.
There will be an Episcopal service at
the banquet hall at 3 o'clock Sunday
afternoon.
The Jedediah Hyde chapter, D. A. r.,
Of Morrisville held its annual meeting
with Mrs. Minerva G. Tinkham and Mrs.
Maude Pike at the home of the lat
ter. Officers were elected as follows:
Regent, Mrs. Mary Cheney Of Morris
vile; treasurer, Mrs. G. D. Howe Of
Morrisville; secretary, Mrs. Kate War
rem Of Morrisville; historian, Mrs. Nora
Wood of Hyde Park There were Is
present. Two applications for member
ship were received A handsome piece
Of silver was presented. as wedding
gift from the chapter to Mrs. Rubie
Shaw Raymond.
Miss Bessie Mayott of North Abing-
ton, Mass, visited relatives in Stowe
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Lewis Hayward and two little
daughters We're here Tuesday, coming
with Mrs. Hayward's father, Rev. J. q.
Angell who gave the Memorial day adj
dress here.
Mrs C. A. Riley went Friday to Mt.
Mansfield, where she will serve as
housekeeper for the season at the Mt.
Mansfield house and where Mr.. Riley is
the manager Their daughter, Miss
Lois Riley, viii join them later in the
month.
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Maynard of west
branch have entertained three friends
from Binghamton, N. ", and four from
Rochester this week.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Austin, Ms. and
Mrs. Harold Fisher of Essex junction
and Miss Florence Austin, teacher Of
the Mills school, were guests at Frank
McCarthy's Memorial day
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Har-
mon at the Green Mountain inn this
week included Mrs. Harmon's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Franklin, and
daughter, Pauline, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T..
Moves and daughter, Doris. and son,
Baxter, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barker
Of Greenfield, Mass; Stewart Cum
mings of Sugar Grove, Pa, and II. Hop
kinson, White River junction This re-
union was skilfully arranged by Mrs.
Harmon, who gave her guests boup-
tiful supper Tuesday evening in honor
of Mr.. Harmon's 55th birthday ami
versary The guests returned 10 their
homes Thursday. Miss Pauline Frank
lin will remain to pass the summer
with her sister at the inn.
Miss Alice Barrows returned Thurs
day to Waterbury, where she nae EN-
ployment.
The Young Ladies' club met with
Mrs. c. NJ. Pike Wednesday afternoon.
A picnic supper was enjoyed in the or
chard. There were IL present.
H.. f. Shaw attended the directors
meeting of the Lamoille County Saw
ings Bank & Trust company at Hyde
Park Thursday.
Miss Della Felix and her aunt, Mrs.
Morey of Montpelier. are passing few
DAYS with Miss Felix mother, Mrs.
Margaret Felix.
The body of Mrs. Elenora Mills
wilkins, which was brought here from
Pasadena, Cal, was buried at the Riv-
err Bank cemetery Wednesday after
noon, Rev c. r. Hayward officiating.
Among those from out of town pres
emit at the interment were Mr.. and Mrs.
u. c. Mills and son, Roger, who ac-
companied the body here, Mr.. and Mrs.