The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-22

Deaths of Harry E. Russ, "a, and FIRE.
mont Stone, Aged 81.

/
mont Stone, Aged Of.
Harry u. Russ died about 10 O'Clock
| Wednesday morning at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Russ, at
| the lower village, after long and
! painful illness. Mr.. Russ was "a years
| of age and had always lived in Stowe
/ He was graduated from Stowe high
school in the class OF 1915 and was
married in June, 1918, to Miss Mil.
bred Gale, who survives him, togeth.
er with his parents and two sisters
| Mrs. Frank Peterson and Miss Grace
Russ of Stove. Mr.. Russ was a
young man of much promise and was
much esteemed by all His death casts
gloom over the entire community.
Fremont Stone, aged 81, died Tues
day at the state hospital at Water
bury, the cause of his death being
| Bright's disease. Mr.. Stone, who had
been employed at the farm of H. b.
and G. A. Tomlinson at the lower vii
lage for II years, went on account
of i'll health to Milton May | to be
WIFI HIS uhuEHltIt ME AldItfid DlOilt
Ryan. He was taken to Waterbury
10 days ago Mr.. Stone leaves, be-
sides his daughter, son, Earl r.
Stone of Los Anmas., COL sister,
Miss Betsey Stone of Morristown, and
brother, John Stone of Colorado
Springs, Col. Mrs. Stone d 7 in 1902.
The funeral will be held at Unity
church at o'clock Sunday afternoon.
His son, Earl Stone, is expected to
arrive Saturday.
The funeral of Mrs. Louisa Loomis
was held at Unity church Tuesday aft
ernoon, Rev. Goodliife OF Morrisville
conducting the service. Mrs. H. w.
Barrows sang several selections, accom-
panied on the organ by Miss Marjorie
Watts. The bearers were, +. r. Stat
ford. T. G. Russell, H. L. Jenney and
and l.. II. Eggleston. The burial was
made in the west branch cemetery.
Ira Mum Boardman of Burlington
called on friends in Stowe Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Goddard of Cab
OF are visiting Mrs. tioddard's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Holden, this week.
Miss Hattie Z. Douglass, the La
noble county Red Cross nurse, was
here Tuesday afternoon at the health
center" in the Akeley Memorial build
ing Seven children were brought for
consultation and were weighed and en-
tered for observation. Miss Douglass
gave advice in the general care of chill
dren and other health matters. She
will be here from 1880 to 4 o'clock next
Tuesday afternoon. The health center
is available for adults as well as chill
drcn and consultation is free to all
About 40 members of the II. II.
Smith Relief corps and friends met at
headquarters for picnic supper on
Tuesday afternoon. the guests of honor
being Mrs Anna Kimball Of Simsbury,
Conn, who is visiting her former home
in Stowe.
They picked peas at the Lake. Mans
field Trout club garden Tuesday and
shelled 81 quarts. There are about 80
guests at the club house
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradley of
Norris Center, n. j., called on Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. McMahon Tuesday on their
way from the White mountains TO
Burlington. Mr.. Bradley was former
" regular summer visitor in stowe.
when his father, the late Joseph p.
Bradley. justice in the T. ). supreme
courty " no a. member of the electoral
commission. cast the vote that made
General Hayes president, made his
summer home in Stowe. for some years
at the Mt. Mansfield hotel and after
wards al the mansion at Seven Springs
now owned hy Miss Allen of New York.
Mr. Bradley renewed many pleasant
associations during his brief visit here
Tuesday.
The receipts Of the sugar social Civ
en- by THE community ladies aid were
500, clearing Sl3.
Mrs. Louise Taylor and granddaugh
ter. Miss Pearl Taylor, are visiting
Mrs. Taylor's son, Clinton Taylor. and
family in West Danville.
Shaws truck moved the household
goods Of Maurice Horner from Or
leans Monday to Moscow, where Mr.
Horner has employment.
Miss Frank Palady of Williston, for
merlv Miss Margaret Goodell OF Stove.
is visiting her father at W I. Burt 5,
Miss Lizzie Jones of Hyde Park has
employment at G. o Burt's.
5. H. Dana of Fitchburg, Mass. went
Wednesday to Waitsfeld. after brief
visit with friends in Stowe.
Mrs. Mary Chase has returned from
the Fanny Allen hospital, where she
has had treatment.
Mrs. Willis Douglass and sons. Fran
els and Raymond. OF Jeflersonville
called on friends in Stowe Tuesday
Miss Mary Bailey has employment