The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-05
STOlYE
George +. Adams Is Making Wooden
Cores for Kodaks.

George r. Adams has introduced a
new industry at his novelty wood
working factory at Moscow, having
begun about week ago the manu-
| facture OF wooden cores for Kodak
films. He is making 10000 cores
day and has orders for about six mil
| lions. He has installed three auto
matte machines, which are of his own
| invention and make. In one month
| from the lime hc began work on the
machines he had them installed and
shipment Of cores ready for market.
| The cores are made in three operations
of the machines.
John Boardman and Douglass Bar
rows Of the University Of Vermont and
| Donald Douglass of Stowe returned on
Tuesday noon from a trip to Tafts
| lodge on Mt. Mansfield. where they
passed Monday night. They left here
at $3.50 Monday morning, reaching the
lodge by way Of Smugglers' Notch az
| 5:l5 that afternoon. They found the
deep snow so sticky and travelling diff
cult all the way as the blazes along
the trail were so covered that they
lost their way, losing considerable time
in. consequence. They found the lodge
in fine condition and enjoyed the trip
very much
The third year class in the high
school has organized township known
as Freshmanville and is holding town
meetings following the articles that
were in the warning for the village
town meeting. Each day section OF
| the warning is discussed. The class
/ shows a keenness for tho financial well
fare Of its township for where the
| town of Stowe voted to donate 500
| to the cemetery commission this class
voted to pay $50 as they figured there
were so many outstanding debts due
| the commission they could be collected
and used if needed.
Mrs. Melinda Drugg has received
word from her son, Henry Drugg, at
Proetorsyille hat his general furnish.
ings store had recently been entered
and robbed About $400 worth OF mer-
chandise was taken. Entrance was
made by saving hole through the
back door and through a second door
before entrance could be made TO the
main part of the store. No clue OF
| the burglar has been found. This is
the fourth time Mrs Drugs storge has
been entered within the past two years.
+, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Webster, who
have successfully conducted the Green
Mountain inn for the past two and
| one half years, went Monday to their
home at Waterbury Center Their
many friends regret their leaving
! Stowe.
/ H. B. Walker has completed work
al the Stowe Butter Package com
pany's shop and has begun work for
IS. A. Stebbins in the meat market.
Miss Vivian Douglass Of Burlington
| is spending a few days at Walter
/ Sears.
| Miss Susan Thomas, writing from
| Pasadena. Cal, to Mr.. and Mrs. b.
liz. Shaw. states that her mother. Mrs
Jennie X. Thomas, who recently had
surgical operation. is now back at
| her home and gaining as well as can
be expected. Both Miss Thomas and
lher mother were formerly residents OF
Stowe.
/ Mrs. o. G. Warner Of Swanton, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Alva Magoon, was accompanied home
last week by her little granddaughter,
Lorraine.
Clarence Csstaw returned to swan
| ton Monday, after passing a few days
in sugaring at Alys Magoons.
Gordon Cakes returned Monday to
the agricultural school at Randolph,
latter passing his Easter vacation at
his home.
Mrs. Fife Robinson went TUESDAY
TO be a guest at the. home OF Mr. and
Mrs. O.. r. Luce in Burlington and TO
consult physicians there in regard to
her health which is not as good as
could be wished II. y. Robinson ac-
I, eompanied his mother TO Burlington.
| Miss Nellie Sargent is gaining slow
Nv and is able TO be out little.
Miss Annie Bigelow and Mrs. r. +.
Peterson attended tbe funeral of Mrs.
Frank o. Marshall at Ws>erbury Cen
/ ter Tuesday.
Miss Marjorie Watts returned Mon
dsy from Enosburg Falls. where she
has passed two weeks as the guest OF
i. w. MacGibbon.
Ntouday from Proctoryille leaving her
little granddaughter, who Is i'll with
pneumonia, gaining, but not yet out
OF danger.
+. Z. Smith. II. y. Shaw aud DIR. II.
w. Barrows attended the. funeral of A..
A. Miles in Morrisville Tuesday.
Mrs. B. l.. Shaw was visitor in
Waterbury Tuesday.
Mrs. w. b. Macutehan has returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital, where
she has had treatment
Mrs. Fay McCuen of Waterbury has
been called here by the serious illness
of her sister, Mrs. II. +. McCuen.
\. B. johnson and i. c. Sleeper
have employment in Burlington. Floyd
Sleeper has returned to Burlington.
The rural schools opened Monday,
after three weeks vacation.
Miss Florence Austin passed her va
cation at Essex.