The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-13
STOWE
Mrs. Emerette M Owen Faunoe Died
Thursday Night.

Mrs. Emerette M. Owen Faunce
died about 1880 o'clock Thursday
Thursday night after an illness of ten
days from the effects of shock. Mrs
Faunce was the widow of Horace Der
tram Faunce, who died Sept. 25, 1920
She was born in Hinesburg Sept. q
1851, and was the daughter of MyTon
w. and Julia Irish Owen, and was the
last survivor of their children. She
came with her parents to Stowe in
1864 and her home has ever since been
in the house on Bridge street, where
she died, She leaves two nephews,
Charles f. Hale of Portland, Me-, and
Walter l.. Hale of Stowe, and an uncle,
Harrison Owen, of Hinesburg. She
was member of the II. b. Smith
Woman's Relief corps, The funeral
will be held at the house at o'clock
Monday afternoon.
A public meeting was held by the
members of Mt Mansfield camp, NJ.
w. A., Thursday evening. State Dep
uty G. f. Baldwin of Concord, n. H.,
and National Lecturer Duffy of Iowa
were present and gave addresses, and
Mrs. HI. w. Barrows sang, accompa-
MED on the piano by Miss Dorothy
Barrows.
There were IS guests at the Mt.
Mansfield house over Tuesday night,
over fifty Wednesday night and 60 on
Thursday night. Among the guests
have been % girls from Camp Bar
nard, IA girls from Camp Winahke and
IA boys from Camp Champlain, Nal
let's Bay, and II girls from Camp
Lochkem, South Fairlee. Among re-
cent guests this week have been Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Shaw and son, How
ard, jr., and guests, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
C.. Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. B. Z. Shaw
of White Plains, n. Y, and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. T. Bertolph of New York City.
There were about eighty in attend
ance at the annual reunion of the
Mum and Luce families at the Pail
sades Thursday. Among them, c. j.
Mum of Johnson, president of the re
union, Mrs. Edna Stockwell and Kiles
guests, Miss Della c. Hodgkins of
Rochester and Miss Lillian NJ. Brown
of New Haven, Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
f, Hodge of Waterbury Center, Mr..
and Mrs. Fannie Morse, Miss Pauline
Foster, Carl French and Mr.. and Mrs, |
V. V. Henderson of Waterbury, Mrs. |
Fannie Ceeley and son, William Gee |
ley Of Montpelier, Mrs. Lizzie Robin |
son and Mrs. Bertha Houston of Nor
risville, Mrs. Thanie Seaver and Miss
Mildred Seaver of Cadys Falls, Mr.. |
and Mrs. l. L. Chamberlain of Morris
town, Prof. and Mrs. c, A. Adams of |
Medford, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. |
Stockwell and Misses Mary and Dorise |
Stockwell of Randolph Miss Maude |
r. Woodward of Brooklyn, n. ", and |
Miss Barbara Butterfeld of Rutland.
Among those from Stowe was Mrs.
Harriet Adams, 30 years of age. The
yearly reports were read by the see
-etaries, Mrs. Agnes Jenney of the
Luce family and Mrs. Carrie f. Straw
II the Mum family Mr.. and Mrs. W
j, Foster and Mr.. and Mrs V. r.
chamberlain were reelected commit
zee of arrangements. A picnic dinner
vas served in the pavilion.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Downer and
laughter, Elizabeth who motored to
concord, n. H., Friday to spend the
week end, going by the way of the
White mountains, were accompanied
~ their niece, Miss Margery Carrigan,
who has spent nearly six months Win
in Stowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mansfield are
parents of son, born Aug. IL.
Mrs. j. +. Russ has been visiting
n Morrisville and vicinity this week