The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-01
STOWE


A pleasant occasion was the recep-
tion given Thursday evening at the
Community church parlor to Rev. and
| Mrs. Miles Il. Bacon OF Bridgewater,
who have been here to attend the re-
dedication OF the church. A heavy
thunder shower during the evening
kept many away but about SO were
present. The gathering was entirely
informal. Warden and Mrs. H. wv.
Ravlin acted as the welcoming com
miftee. President A. r.. Straw called
the meeting to order and spoke In APP
| probation of Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon i
work for the church Of which Mr..
Bacon was the first pastor. Mr.. Raw
lin offered prayer. L. Il. Harris and HI.
II, Shaw told the progress the society
has made. Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon re-.
sponded, telling Of the pleasure their
visit to Stowe had given them. Ice
cream and cake were served. Mrs.
Agnes Jenney. Mrs. Bessie Mcmahon
and Mrs. Alieec L~ovejoy, committee
in charge, were assisted by a group of
girls in serving. Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon
have been entertained at L. T.. Harris,
NJ. G. Lovejoy's, &. A. Tomlinson's. a.
r. Straw's. Mrs. Lydia Sargent's and
other places during their stay here
They returned to Bridgewater Friday.
The Willing Helpers Community
club held an ice cream social at the
North Hollow schoolhonse Wednesday
evening, realizing 81 The meeting Of
the club July IL will be held with
Mrs, A. j. Macfsibbon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Butler and
daughter, Frances. Of Kansas City,
Mo, Miss Cilley Of Winooski and Mrs.
r. &. Hill Of Burlington were recent
visitors at the home Of Mrs. Ida Hill
and son. NJ. Il. Hill, Of Stowe Hollow.
Mrs. Eunice Pottle went Friday to
visit her daughter, Mrs. s. g. Wheeler,
In Waterbury.
Mrs. Henry Holt of New York City,
Prof. Henry Tabef and daughter, Miss
Dorothea Iaber Of Worcester, Mass,
who have been guests at the Green
Mountain inn this week, while arrang
ing for the disposal of the household
belongings of the late Mrs. G.. r.. NJ
Taber, mother OF Mrs Holt and Prof.
Iaber, have finished their work and
have returned TO their homes. About so
books and a large collection Of pictures
were given TO the Stove Free library.
A large and beautiful vase Of old
Bohemian glass. much priced BY Mrs.
WAS given as a memorial to
Mrs. Taber and has been placed in a !
show case in the soldiers memorial
hall. The books include works Of
agriculture, science, travel and
subjects.
The Stowe military band gave an
open air concert Thursday evening.
The last of the music was well
s~prinkled BY the heavy thunder shower
Of the evening.
Mrs. f. NJ. Barnes Of Richford, who
has passed a couple of days with her
niece. Mrs. Alva Magoon, went Friday
TO Burlington on her way TO her home
The services at the Community
will be resumed as usual sun
lay morning. The daily vacation
Bible school opens Monday morning at
he Congregational church.
Mrs. Natalie Chadwick is visiting
ier, brother. Norman. French, and
al Woodsville, n. II.
Mrs. Charles Hamel has returned TO
after passing several weeks
It the home of her sister. Mrs. w. +.
shepard.
Mr.. and Mrs. z, L. Barrows and son,
Roy. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Barrous and
who motored to Sugar Hill, n.
l.. Friday, were accompanied by
Kisses Alice Barrows, Gertrude Clark.
Hazel Cakes and John and Lewis Re
who have employment at Hotel
.ookof fer the suipmer. Miss. Ethel
,faeGibbou, who has employment at
he same hotel, left Friday.
Mrs. J. G. Marston and daughter.
Hiss Cleona Marston, who visited
in Jericho last week. were ac-
ompanied home by Miss Della Austin.
rho will pass several DAYS at the
~iarston home.
Mrs. Lola b. Douglass. who has been
assistant advisor OF the Y. w. {,
: A.. left Friday for two weeks !,
amping at Malletts bay.
Mrs. Lee Minott and Miss Sadie
Tart Of Waterbury Center were Wis. /,
iors in Stowe Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Marshall have
to Waterbury.
George Moulton visited ut Mark I
haw's this week on his way from Hol.
md To Proctorsville. where he will be '
mploying by his father during having. I