The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-03
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Death, Yesterday, Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Tubs, a Life Long Resident.

Death, Yesterday, Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Tubs, a Life Long Resident.
Mas. Elizabeth Tubbs, lifelong resi-
dent Of Moretown, died early yesterday
morning at her home in this village
Although not confined to her bed she
had been "a poor health for some time
having had pneumonia early in the
summer, from which She never reeoy-
cred. Elizabeth Prentiss Tubbs was
born in Aloretown in 1882 and was the
daughter Of Robert and Polly (Lueel
Prentis About thirty year, ago she
was married to Andrew ]. Tubbs, who
died November 20, 1909 She is sur
viyed by one brother, Austin Prentis,
Of Montpelier. Early in life she united
with the Methodist church. She was
always an earnest Christian woman and
leaves many friends to mourn her los.
The funeral services will be held at the
home Thursday afternoon at o'clock,
Rev. G. +. Crawford officiating.
Carroll Pierce was in Montpelier Sat
urday.
Eldon Griffith is visiting relatives in
Montpelier.
G. G. Evans and Q. L. Darling wcre
in Montpelier Tuesday.
A. II, Booth OF Barre passed Sunday
with his family in town.
Roy Chapman Of Waterbury was in
town tae first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. }. Ferris and guests
were in Montpelier Tuesday
Miss Harriet Knapp and Mrs. Addie
Sawyer were in Middlesex Friday
G. G Sleeper spent the latter part Of
the week with relatives in Montpelier
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Kingsbury Of
West Derry, n. H., are visiting his par.
ents.
NJ. II. and P. E. Griffith were in Nor
Iisyille Tuesday and Wednesday Of last
week.
Mr. and AIRS, Powers and son Of Wa
tsrbury were guests at C. Z. Darling's
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 9. Griggs Of Barre
recently visited at the home Of N. l..
Freeman.
H. 0. Ward mas new automo
which be purchased Of Mr.. Gillett
Jonesyille
Chas. Sawyer and little grandson, Rus
sell Sawyer, Of Barre recently visited
Lis mother.
George Flanagan and bride OF Boston
are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
+. Flanagan.
Edison Palmer and little son, Byron,
and Mrs. D. 0. Bruce were in Mont.
Ptilti 1Akuiud9s
The Misses Ethel and Florence Ward
Of Burlington are guests Of local rela.
tiyes and friends.
Mrs Poland and Mrs, Bonner Of
Waitsfeld visited at i. J. Russelrs the
first Of the week.
Pearl Babcock Of Duxbury has been
stopping the past week with her aunt,
Mrs F. f. Johnson.
Ethel Child has returned from visit.
ing in Waterbury and Montpelier and
is now at NJ r. Childs.
Sidney Turner, who spent the past
three weeks with his father in Barre.
returned home Monday.
Mrs. Ruth Carpenter Of Montpelier ar.
rived in town Friday, where sac win
visit friends for time.
Mrs. s. f. Atkins returned home Mon
day, after spending the past two weeks
Win relatives IN boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Griffith went to
Saturday, where they were
the guests OF relatives over Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs, g. r, Crawford have re-
turned from two weeks vacation, the
greater part Of which they spent in
South Hero.
During the electric storm Saturday
lightning set fire to timber lot on G.
II. sleeper's farm Although several
men have been fighting it since it was
the fire il still raging at this
writing.
E. T. Kelly, Of the firm Of Kelly
Bros, had narrow escape from serious
injury Friday. While working ii the
woods, he was hit by falling limb, cut
ting severe gash on his head. DR..
Howard Haylett was called and was
obliged to take several stitches to close
the wound.