The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-13
STOWE
Miss Nora Pettibone, Summer Visitor,
Died at Evanston, Ill.


Died at Evanston, Ill.
IA letter from Miss Clara Barrows at
Fort Wayne Ind, Monday, brought
news Of the death on Friday Of Miss
Nora Pettibone at the home Of her sis
teri Mrs. Morton Butler, at Evanston
I'll. Miss Pettibone, who has been Q
teacher for many years in the Wright
Oral school in New York City, has
passed the summers since 1918 in
Stowe as a guest Of Miss Allen at
0Seven Springs She left Stowe about
the first Of August this year for visit
IN the Canadian Northwest. After
her return to New York she UNDER
went surgical operation and as soon
ais she was able went to the home OF
her sister. where, as far as known, she
was recovering. Miss Pettibone, dur
ing her summers here, has entered
heartily into church and community
life and was universally beloved for
her true Christian character and
friendly spirit The burial was to be
made Monday with the service from
Forest Lane chapel in Buffalo, N. x,
Ter home city.
An interesting sketch of the Stowe
Community church, which appeared in
the Providence Or. ~ Sunday journal
If Dec. 4, was written by Walter II,
Ball Of Providence, grandson Of Dea-
con r. a. Savage, late of Stowe. A
COPY Of the paper may be seen during
library hours at the Stowe free h
brary.
The Community church, under direc-
ton of the United Aid society, will
send boxes or baskets Of fruit at
Christmas time to the elderly people
and shut-ins. Contributions Of fruit,
candy, boxes and money are solicited
and may be left next week with Miss
Nellie Sargent. MRS. Hattie Douglass,
Mrs. Edwina Harris or Miss Ida Cul-
Yer. More than 60sboxes were distrib-
suted last year.
Leo H. Straw went Monday to a
hospital for treatment for appendicitis.
Mrs. c. e. Hayward returned Satur-
dav from Montpelier, leaving her
daughter, Mrs. James Brownlee, and
little granddaughter, Elizabeth Hay
ward Brownlee, doing well at the
Heaton hospital.
The Misses Alice Nutting, Alice Bar
rows. Katherine Harris and Gertrude
Clark left Monday for Southern Pines,
N. G., where they have employment
for the winter. They expected to pass
Monday night with Miss Ruth Shell
don in Lowell and take boat from Bos-
ton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon R. Chamberlain
and Mr.. Chamberlain's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira 4. Chamberlain. Of Norris
town attended the funeral OF the lat
ter's brotherSn law, William A. Coo
lev. in East Montpelier Sunday.
dartmouth college" gave a supper
Saturday. evening at the banquet hall
to Norwich university the winners
in the recent grange program contest.
Supper was served to Is grangers and
their families and visitors, the latter
including Mr.. and Mrs. A. " Hollis,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Story, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w Foster and Mrs. G. A.
Rand of Morrisyille and Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. J. Adams. Mrs. Matte Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Thurston and Miss
Mildred Adams of Waterbury Center.
A short business meeting followed the
supper. Two applications for mem
bership were received.
: The condition of Mrs. +. s. Board
man is responding fayorably to new
treatment at the Fanny Allen hospital.
She was able to sit up little Sun
day
Miss Ruth Collins was confined to
her home by illness Monday.
AT the regular metcing Of Sickle
chapter, o. L. s., the district deputy
grand matron and patron viii make an
official visit The Morrisville and john
son chapters have been invited to at
tend Supper to guests and members
will be served and there viii be initi-
alton.