The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-20
STOWE
Mrs. Louisa Loomis Died Sunday After
Six Weeks Illness.

Mrs. Louisa Loomis Died Sunday After
Six Weeks Illness.
Mrs. Louisa Loomis died Sunday at
her home at the lower village after
an illness of six weeks with heart tro'i
bic, She was "A years of age and ma.
tive of Stowe, but had passed large
part of her life in Roxbury and Ran
dolph and Massachusetts, returning to
/ Stowe several years ago. Mrs. Loom
is leaves two sons, George Cook OF
Randolph, who has been with his moth
err for some time, and Eugene Ranney
of Pittsfield, Mass, a sister, Mrs Su-
san Luce of Stowe, and a brother
Calvin G. Cook of California. She was
the widow of Orlo LOOMS, a veteran
of the Civil war, who died at the Sol
ders' home in Bennington many years
ago. The funeral will be held at Unity
church at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
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preached very interesting service at
the Community church service Sunday
morning, taking for his topic "trhe Big
Business which he said was the max
ing of good men and women of the
boys and girls. Miss Marjorie Watts
acted as organist and II. w. Burnham
sung q solo There was large at
tendance at the service and also the
Sunday school session. Mr.. Haywood
| conducted. the mems class and spoke
to the school. giving some account of
his work with the children at North
Troy.
Rev Robert Dewey of Waterbury
conducted a Catholic service here on
Sunday morning.
There are large number of guests
at the Lake Mansfield Trout clubhouse,
There were "a there to dinner Sunday
and "A to breakfast. DR.. and Mrs. p.
Il. McSweeney. DIR. and Mrs. II. G..
Tinkham and DR.. and Mrs. johnson
of Burlington were among the week
end guests.
Miss Ruth Mcmahon closed her dane.
ing class for the season with pub
lic' at the Akeley Memorial building
Friday evening, Music was by Miss
Dorothy Barrows and Messrs. Clark
and Bingham of Hardwick. A very
pleasant party was enjoyed
Mrs. El,a Warren Lurk and daugh
tiers, Helen and Christine, of West Leb
anon. ~ H., are visiting Mrs. Turks
aunt, Mrs. Carrie Il. Straw, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r Bigelow and
children, Mrs. Abbie Warren and Miss
Bernice and Lawrence Reynolds of
Middlesex were week end visitors At
Lake Mansfield. Mrs. Warren has not
been so well for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hennessey Of
Boston are passing two weeks vacs
ton in Stowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A, Tomlinson and
son, Clintus, and Miss Mabel Sleeper
passed the week end with relatives in
Jericho. l.. b. Tomlinson accompanied
them as far as Hyde Psrak, where he
visited his nephew and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. f. Eddy.
Mr.. and Mrs II. S. Matthews are en-
pertaining Mrs. Matthews father, A.
b. Post, of Newport, and uncle, IL. C.
Post. of Chicago this week.
There was large attendance at the
maple sugar social given at the AXE.
lev Memorial building Saturday aft
ernoon by the community ladies aid.
The snow was furnished by II. L.
Jenney. Among those present were
many of the summer guests, some of
whom had never tried this Vermont
dainty before.
Carl NJ. Parker and Harold J San
porn OF boston are NJ the nome OF MF, |
Sanborns parents, MIR and Mrs. G. \,
Sanborn, for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold C. Mcmahon
and children. Major and Mrs, Dwight |
F. Smith and Miss Mildred Smith mo
tored Sunday to Old Orchard, Ne, for
a weeks stay.
Elmer Adams, NJ. g. Mcmahon and J. |
s. Billings of Fergus Falls, Mimi, who
came Sunday to the Green Mountain |
inn, were guests at Lake Mansfield at
dinner Monday. returning to the inn
for Monday night Mr. Adams was
formerly of Stowe. There were about
twenty guests at the inn over Sunday.
Myron Potter of Bel,idere was the
guest of Miss Isabel Chaffee over sun
day.