The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-18

The Ever. Ready Community club
carried out dollar social at Peterson
hall at the lower village Monday eve
ming. A program included selections by
Shacketts orchestra, instrumental mu-
sic by Beatrice Warren, solo by
Phyllis George, duet by Mrs. shackett
and Miss Hortense Shackett; four dia-
logues, Buying Eggs by two ladies',
"A History Lesson by five girls,
Intending Stockings" by lady and
two little girls, Sending Telegram I
by a lady and gentleman. There was
flower and flag drill by IL children
and l3 ladies told in rhyme how each
had earned a dollar for the club. sup
per was served in cafeteria style. ne
program committee consisted OF Mrs
! ". A. Aldrich, Mrs. H. w. Ravlin, Mrs.
! G. A. Tomlinson; supper commlt.ee,
Mrs. S. A. Stowell, Mrs. e. 9. Town,
| Mrs. C.. A. Tomlinson. There were lou
/ in attendance and the receipts we're
$26.
Rev. and Mrs. G. r. Hayward have
returned from Montpelier.
Miss Daisy Hazelton, teacher in the
south hollow school, was business
visitor in White River junction Mon
day.
There were over 100 present at a
dancing party at NJ. Z. Coan's Satur-
day evening. Mr.. Baker Of Hyde Park
| furnished music.
| Mrs. Eva Wheeler has returned to
HYDE Park, after visiting her son,
Roger Bedell, at Mrs. Julia Jones Tor
several weeks.
Mrs. Elvira Gale and little grand
/ daughter. Ruth Glenna Cline, are pass
ling two weeks with Mrs Gales daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. J. Houston,i at cady >
Falls.
Miss Ethel Shaw, who has visited
her aunt, Mrs. Austin, at Crescent CITY,
Fla. since completing her work at Al
tamonte Springs, arrived Monday "a
Stowe, having made the trip from FLOR
ida 10 Burlington with an automobile
lparty. =
liz. Ladd of Ricaford visited MIS-.
Morse's brother, Vernon Parker, on
Tuesday. "A
Nern Spaulding Il III with the huniPs'
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Shepard were
| in Waterbury Tuesday to visit Mrs
shepard's sis ter, Mrs. Charles Hamei,
whose health does not improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Udall Of Wolcott
visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Pangie
and Mrs. Hannah knight Sunday.
G. w. Preston of Florida was bus
mess visitor here over Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. II. +. Way Of Burning
ton visited Mrs. Ways parents, nj
and and Mrs. w. VI. Adams, over sun
day.
Mrs. Elvira Smith Hewitt has ar
rived at Washington, D. G., comma
from Los Angeles by way Of the Pan
anna canal Mrs. Hewitt viii pass some
time in New York before coming y
Stowe.
Emile ST. George Of Underhill hai
taken possession Of the farm purchased
iof n Il. Stebbins Mr.. Stebbins vi
move to the i. N. Faunce house OF
fridge street, which he has Just puf
chased Of Vernon Parker
John Peppin is able to be out aitei
several weeks Illness Mr.. Peppln
daughter. Mrs. Cora Fonyea, who ha
heen at the Peppin home since IN
death Of her mother. has gone TO Johh
son. where she has employment
Miss Jessie Southland and II yonnl
ladies of Stowe high school retrrne'
/ Monday afternoon from st. iohnshufN
where they attended the Older ciris
conference.
A son was born Monday TO Nf. AM
Mrs. Lewis Wiley at WirooSki. Mrs
lVnley was formerly Miss Reua B'rol
of Stowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. LoSstoy wff
visitors in Burlington Monday
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Drugg and sol
and daughter, Proctor mad Shifle
and Mrs. Drugs mother Mrs. Albi
Burbank. motored here from Proctors.
\. yille Sunday to visit Mr.. Drusg
mother. Mrs. Mslinda Drugg.
Lewis c. Camp went "Wednesday :
the Fanny Allen hospital at Wlnoosk
for treatment for asthma. Mr.. Gam
has received news of the recent deaf
of Judge r. Jameson Of Minneapoh
who died suddenly at San Franclsc
5udge Jameson was leading a.