The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-20
iSTOWE

William w. Ayers, who mas Deen AZ
several months with cancerous trou-
BILE. died at his home in Stowe Hollow
obout o'clock Saturday morning. MI
Ayers was born in Waterbury Dec. ~
1850, and was the youngest OF 10 chii-
dren of Jasper and Melissa Green
Ayers. He has passed most OF his lie
IN Stowe and has been successful
farmer. He worked tsr the interest OF
the town and was serving as road com
missioner this year. He leaves his
wife. Emma V. Clair; two daugl .
tiers. B. w. Clark and Mrs A. X.
Lang; son, G. H. Ayers; II grand
children; a brother, j. B. Ayers, and a
sister. Mrs. w. w. Adams OF Moscow
Mr.. Ayers was for many years mem
her OF the Methodist church. Much
sympathy is extended to the bereaved
family, this being the fourth death IN
the family in the past two years Inc
funeral will be hold Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock at the banquet hall
Mrs. Allen Phillips of Morrisville,
who has conducted millinery parior
in the NJ. A. Jenney estate house, has
closed neT sHop lol ."o
About 40 couples attended the old
and Young folks ball at the Akeley
Memorial building Friday evening Mu.
a;c was furnished by Shaekett's or
cbestra, assisted by Mrs. Paul of Nor
risyille.
A daughter was born Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Parsons on west
hill.
Little Sera Stebbins is doing well
after an operation for appendicitis at
the Fanny Allen hospital.
Mrs. Hobert FuIsom of Morrisville
visited Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Raymond
Friday and Saturday.
Master John Clark of West Haven,
Conn, il passing the summer at +. H.
Asquith's.
A daughter, Barbara Alice, born Fri
day night to Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley
| Crossett of Moscow, died Saturday
morning.
/ Mrs. w. D. Pangle is doing well
after a surgical operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital,
Miss Marjorie Hall of Greensboro Ii
visiting Miss Mabel Speeler.
DIR. n. c. Brigham, who motored te
Montpelier Friday, was accompanied &c
Lake Mansfield by his daughter, Mrs
| (Admiral) Hughes.
Mr., and Mrs. L. II. Eggleston re
turned Friday from Burlington, where
they visited their daughter, Mrs. I'D
Chaplin, and family They were accom-
panied home by Mrs. Hunt OF Water
bury.
Mrs. George Fowler of birmingham
Mass. who has passed several summers
in Stowe. is making her home will
| Miss Nellie Sargent during her stay
here.
: O. c. Warner Of Swanton has JOINED
Mrs. Warner at the home OF tneil
daughter, Mrs. A. C. Magoon, where
they plan to pass the summer.
| VI. j. Bigelow, who has been at LAX
| Mansfield, has returned to Brattle
boro.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kellogg an'
sons. John and Charles. of Benson Wis
tied Rev. and Mrs. G. +. Hayward FRI
day on their return home from IT
Johnsbury, where John has ATTENDED
school.
Miss Nadine Boardman Of the senlo
class at L. V. NJ. assisted in the un
yelling of the Ira Allen statue at Bur
| lington Saturday. orlo X. Jenney i
also graduate Of L. V. NJ. and elect
ed treasurer of the senior class.
Twenty seven members of the fresh
man class in botany at the University
Of Vermont visited Mt. Mansfield owe
Thursday night. This has been idea
weather for sight seeing from TIL
mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs1 H. A. Cleveland am
son. Robert, left Saturday morning b,
automobile, going by way Of the Whit
mountains TO Durham, " H., wher'
they win attend the graduation exer
cises of their daughter, Miss Margare
Cleveland at the New Hampshire Stat
college. They were accompanied b,
Miss Ruby d. Shaw, classmate o
Miss Cleveland's in Stowe high school
Helen Bolster Of Seattle. Wash
Eliza Seymour Of Lincoln, Neb. Heller
Jameson of Philadelphia, who wer
guests at Lake Mansfield Friday night
have walked the Long trail from Mid
dlebuty gap, covering the distance. u
about week and lodging in differen
huts along the trail TO Mt. Mansfield