The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-16
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sixth at her home in Worcester, wa
formerly Miss Minetta Collins 0
Stowe, where she was born and passet
her early life. She was the daughter
of the late William W. Collins and wa
81 years of age She leaves her hus
band and four children, Edith, Lyle
Burt and Jennie, the oldest 10 and tbs
youngest eight her mother, Mrs
Esther Collins of Montpelier, and q
sister. Mrs. Cora Chaffee of Bethel.
Edmund McGibbon of Enosburg Fall:
spent the week end with friends in
| Stowe.
Father Jean Marie, superior OF St
Michael's college, will say mass and
preach at the Akeley Memorial build
ing at 7:45 o'clock Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs b. G. Godfrey were Wis.
itors in Montpelier Tuesday.
| Mrs. J. G. Cobb, who has been i'll at
the home of her son, +. 5. Cobb, in
! Jacksonville, is more comfortable.
Mrs. H. II. Cobb is recovering from
her illness
Miss Elsie Hastings has been called
to Calais by the serious illness of an
aunt
The boys of Miss Jessie Southland ;
Sunday school enjoyed party at the
Community clsurch vestry Monday eve
ming. Each boy invited a girl. Games
were played and candy and other re-
freshments were served.
Mount Mansfield camp, NJ w A..
will give a moving picture entertain
ment at the Akeley Memorial build
ing Monday evening, the subject be
ing, The Value of Life" and who
Is Ny Neighbor.' This will be fol-
lowed by a social hour and box lunch
The entertainment is public and free to
all. Ladies are asked to bring box
lunches Mt, Mansfield camp numbers
over 90 members and carries over 500.
900 insurance.
Walter Magoon, who had an oper-
alton for a serious case of appendicitis
at the Mary Fletcher hospital sat
urday, was doing well when last heard
from
c. j. Lang of Jacksonville was a
business visitor here Monday.
Mrs. w ID. Pangle is i'll with a hard |
cold. Mr.. and Mrs Pangle have re
GENTLY returned from a five weeks Wis
il with friends in Wolcott, Hardwick
and Hyde Park
Miss Rebecca Buron OF L. V. NJ. is
1t the home of her parents, Mr. and +.
]. BuTon
There will be a meeting Of the mem
,ers Of the Triangle" and Maple Street
community clubs at the home of Mrs,
!. w. Barrows at o'clock Friday aft
rnoon to see if the clubs will unite
md reorganize for work All ladies
N the streets covered by Aese clubs
re cordially invited TO attend.
Mr.. and Mrs o. B Towne have closed
heir house at Moscow and are at the
ZONE Of their son and wife, Mr.. and
hrs. G. NJ. Towne, in Stowe Hollow
he rest of the winter.
DIR. 7. +. McSweeney of Burlington
vas here Tuesday, called by the illness
i Mrs r. r. Mcmahon
Members of the H. n. Smith Relief
orps will meet Thursday afternoon AZ
eadquarters TO sew for the Red Cross
picnic supper will be served and the
lid month meeting will be held in
he evening A patriotic program will
e carried out.
A. Z. Horner has returned from the
amy Allen hospital. where he ha,
nd observation and treatment.
Frank Campbell Of Dies Moines. la
visiting former friends in Stowe.
Mrs. Maria Mudgett has returned ia
~ home in Wolcott, after visiting
RS. F. P Billings.
Willis II. Barrows, who has been iIl
ie past week from the effects of
rain OF the optic nerve. is feeling |
tie more comfortable this week.
Miss Verna Stockman returned Mon
~ from Mortified, where She has
Issed several days.