The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-18

Rev. and Mrs. "A. G. Cornwell and
three children Of Elmira, N II, who
were visitors in Stowe over the end
! OF the week and on motor trip
| through northern Vermont, left Mon
| day on their return by way OF Mont
pelier. Mr.. Cornwell, who was pastor
Of the First Congregational church in
Stowe in 1910 and l0ll, receiving his
ordination here in April, 1910, has been
pastor of the Park church in Elmira
since leaving Stowe Mr.. Cornwell took
part in the service Sunday morning AZ
the Community church, in which he is
especially interested, as he was first TO
advocate union Of the churches here
and was much pleased at the success
with which it has been carried out Mr..
Cornwell and family were guests at the
Green Mountain inn while here.
Work will be discontinued this week
upon the cemetery lots on which the
dues to the Cemetery association have
not been paid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfred w Houston
and four children, who left their home
in Berwyn, Pa, by automobile Satur
day morning, arrived Sunday afternoon
in Stowe, where they will pass two
weeks with their parents, James ii.
Houston ana Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Watts,
and other friends.
DR.. r. NJ Gully OF Melbourne. Aus
tralia, has called on G. M. Watts and
other friends in Stowe while visiting in
Morrisville, where he was formerly a
veterinary surgeon. Since leaving YER
mont, DIR. Gully has crossed the Pa,
cific seven times, the Atlantic six times,
the continent three times and has been
around the world once. He goes soon TO
Ireland and afterwards will make
tour Of the Far EAST.
Geraldine, daughter Of Mrs. Ethel
Perry, died Sunday afternoon at the
home OF Ohio Boyce, after several
months Illness She would have been
three in September The funeral was
held at the house at 80 o'clock Tues
day afternoon.
Homes for the first two weeks in
August have been found for 81 fresh
air children.
Miss Hildegarde Smalley, who re-
turned from visiting her brother, Rob
ert Smalley, in Maine, was on the train
wrecked on the Maine Central near st.
Johnsbury. Miss Smalley was badly
shaken up, but otherwise uninjured.
Edwin Lawrence Bigelow of Middle
bury college, who passed the week at
his home in Stowe, was accompanied
from Middlebury by her sister, Miss
Grace Bigelow, who has taken a course
of two weeks in French at the Middle
bury college summer school. Miss Bige
low is teacher Of French at the
Springfield, Mass, high school Of com
merce.
Mrs. Alma b. Smith went Monday to
visit at M. w. Stoddard's at Randolph
Center.
Buford Cakes Of Boston is passing
two weeks vacation at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hale are par
snts of a daughter, born Saturday |
night, their eighth child,
Miss Beatrice Kaiser of Waterbury !
passed the week end at her home.
c. H. Rathburn and stepdaughter.
Miss Julia Aiken OF Waterbury, passed |
Sunday at A. w. Collins
Mr.. and Mrs. r. O. Mower and little |
son of Montpelier visited friends in
town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Z. Jenney served |
sugar on snow Sunday to party of
friends, including Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
el Gale of Grand Haven, Mich, Mrs.
Betsey Slayton, Frank Gale, Mrs. I'll
gira Gale. Mrs. T. s. Billings and two
,hildren of st. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Polly |
Cline and daughter. Ruth. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B. Forbes and Mrs. Mildred Russ.
Mrs. Orphs Mcmahon and daughter,
Miss Mildred Mcmahon, returned Mon
lay from Burlington, where they have
risited relatives.