The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-07

The pubic schools opened tuesday,
with teachers as follows: High school
principal, G. j. Strand; mathematics,
Mrs. Lola b.. Douglass; domestic
science, Mrs Gladys Markell; English
and history, Miss Esther Magoon;
/ French and Latin, Miss Cassidy Fifth
and sixth grades, Miss Ella Sargent;
4 third and fourth Mrs. Mildred Russ;
/ first and second Mrs. Susan A. Bige-
low Moscow, Miss Grace Russ; west
branch, Mrs. w. NJ Adams; Edison
/ hill, Mrs. T. G. Mccarthy; west hill
Miss Pearl Towne; north hollow. Miss
Teresa Hill; south hollow Dorothy
Shepard; Mills, Miss Howes; Browns
| vile. Miss Raymond.
| Mrs. o. J. Tomlinson, who has passed
| part of the summer at the home OF
| her brother-in- law, L. r. Tomlinson.
will 60 Friday to Boston and will sail
Saturday for her home at st. Cloud,
Fla,
Mrs, Eunice Pottle has returned
! from Waterbury. where she was Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. s. q. Wheeler,
and family.
L. G. Raymond was guest at the
Watts anniversary dinner Monday, in
stead OF L. G. Moody, as stated
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Wright and
three children have returned from
visit of four weeks at their former
home ut Ausable Forks and other
places in eastern New York.
Ralph Tatro has finished his work at
the Lake Mansfield Trout club house
and has gone to Hanover, n. H.. where
he will make his home with DIR. II. n.
Kingsford and will enter the senior
class of high school,
H. S. Matthews has returned from
Newport, where he had visited his
father in law, A. z. Post.
4 letter from Mrs. W. +. Harris In
keenc, n H., received Tuesday stated
that Mr.. Harris, who is suffering from
a facial cancer, is rapidly failing.
Elton B. Forbes left Tuesday on
business trip, TO Providence, r. |.
Mrs. +. a. Tatro, son. Ralph and
daughter, Freda, and Miss Phyllis
Adams were recent visitors in Mont
pelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Brown are NOV
ing from their farm on west hill to the
house on Main street recently pur-
chased OF Mrs. Effic Robinson. Mrs.
Robinson, who is in feeble health. is
making her home with her aunt, Mrs.
S. NJ Burnett, on Maple street.
f. H. Harris has moved from Bridge
street to the w. +. Harris house at the
lower village.
Miss Nadine Boardman went Mon
day to Burlington, where she has a
position as teacher in the Burlington
high school
NJ. Cornell Riley, who is employedi
in the state forestry department,
passed the week end and Labor day
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. {. A.
RILEY. on Mt. Mansfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. S A. Poaski, Miss
Ruth Collins and Miss lNinnifred
Davis passed Labor day in Montpelier,
Miss Marion Wright accompanying
them to her home there
program carried out at the meet
IN gof the H. H. Smith Relief corps in
Guided piano selections BY Misses
Boardman. Muriel Smith and Mrs.
Laura Robinson and remarks by Mrs.
Niles. Mrs. jackson and Mrs. Wallace
of Morrisville, who were present.
Mrs. Della Farrar has returned to
Hardwick after visiting her niece,
Mrs r. {. Scribner
Mrs Addie Jarvis and Mrs +. G.
Scribner heard the band music on Mt.
Monday from their homes,
Mrs Jarvis at the town farm and Mrs.
Scrihner at the next house on the main
-oad to Morrisville, at least seven miles
BY an air line from the summit of Mt.
Mansfield.
The registration at the opening of J
he Stowe junior senior high school
vas l23; fifth and sixth grades, 40;
bird and fourth, ~: primary, 81, with :
II in entering class.
Misses Pearl TAYLOR. Marjorie Foster
md Gertrude Clark went Tuesday to
Horrisyille to enter the teachers train
ne class at the Peoples academy.
Miss Mary Chamberlain Of Rutland
: visiting Miss Louise Morgan
Miss Ruth Collins. who is having her
'acation from the II. f. Shaw company
tore. accompanied her cousin. Miss >
Ninnifred Davis. to her home in STAN
ord. Conn, TO pass several weeks Miss
Davis has passed month with Miss
'ollins.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Wiley and chill. !
ren have returned to Schenectady, n. I
&, after visiting Mrs Willev's parents,
fr. and Mrs s. NJ Brush.
Harold Brush has been called from =
linton. Mo-, TO Kansas City and will 9
make his home at the latter place
james Jennings of st. Adams and 4.
iunn Boardman of Burlington were re-
ent visitors here =
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