The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-09
STOWE
Little Brown Bear Purchased as At
traction at Mt. Mansfield.


sew Mansfield at G. o. Burts Tuesday
afternoon. Miss Betsey Is plump
little brown lady bear nearly year
and half old and weighs l25 pounds.
She has been purchased Of a bear rails
en- near North Woodstock, N. H., by
the Mt. Mansfield Hotel company. She
\ viii have ~ home at Mr.. Burt's during
the winter and next summer will be
taken to Mt Mansfield as an added
attraction TO the place She IS sound,
gentle and stands when hitched. 80
assiduously has she been fed with can
Idly by the children who flock to see
/ her that she disdains at present her
proper fare Of bread and milk. At
present She il hitched with chain in
| the yard. Quarters will be provided
for her for the winter, which she IS
expected to pass sleeping. During the
recent cold snap she began to curl up
and suck her paws, but when the
warm weather came on she became
lively once more
II. Waite Luce, the Democratic cam
didate for representative from Stowe
received 213 votes against l66 cast for
j. b. Mckinley. Republican. Mr. Luce
/ il the son OF the late Byron II. and
Stella Waite Luce, both Of old and
we'll known Stowe families, and is a
much respected citizen. The vote for
governor Tuesday was 23S for Proc
| tor. rs for Jackson. Lieutenant gov
ernor, Billings 2Ss, Shurtleif Z, Treas
lrer. Cave PIG, Shaw 50. Secretary
Of state. Black $40, Hubbard II. Audi
tor. Gates 226. Cliff n. Attorney gen
eral, Archibald 22l, Leamy IL. The
vote for Fleetwood for congressman
was 229. Kennedy l2l. The Oldest
voter at the election was Rev. r. w
Collins, past 80, Miss Louise Smith,
who was one of the women voters, Is
49,
Mrs. A. A. Drury of Belfast, Me-,
Is visiting at the home Of her broth
er. II. G, Bashaw.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Pangle left on
Tuesday night for Syracuse, kans.,
where they were called by the sudden
death of Mr.. Pangle's brother, Fred
Panple. Mr.. and Mrs. Pangle have
recently purchased the ). II. Kaiser
house on Bridge street, but will prob
ably remain where they are with Mrs.
panple's mother, Mrs. Hannah Knight,
for the present.
Mrs. q. NJ. Watts has returned from
Burlington, where she visited her
daughter. who Is still very i'll, after a
serious operation at the Mary Fletch
err hospital but who is thought TO be
gaining now.
Ernest Warren has moved his fam
Iilv from Moscow into a tenement IN
the w. H. Harris house at the lower
village.
Arthur P. Bigelow and Webster
Chapman of Hartford, Conn, were here
on business Wednesday. Mr.. Bigelow
received JAG out Of $50 votes cast for
representative in Moretown Tuesday.
Mrs. }. VI. Loree has fturned TO
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. after passing
several weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Flora Cushman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fey McCuen. who are
ENJOYING two weeks vacation from du-
ties 1T the Vermont state hospital at
Waterbury. are at the Mccuen home
in the hollow" Mr.. McCuen y en-
ioying the deer hunt.
Mrs. Il. X. Seaver has returned to
Cadv's Falls after visiting her sister,
Mrs Il. J. Adams
Emnlons Sargent has returned 10
Cabot. after passing several days with
| his mother. Mrs. II. A. Foster.
Warren L. Demeritt Of Stowe aud
Mrs. Minnie i. Orcutt Of Essex June
ton were married Nov. 9 ~ Essex
Junction by Rev. Thomas H. Creary
Henry Drilgg Of Proetorsyille mo
tored here Sunday to visit his moth
err. Mrs. Malinda Drugg-
Mrs. Giles Sayles of Coopertown, n.
y. and her father, s. R. Kennedy. and
sister. Mrs. Leslie Dow, Of Water
bury were recent visitors at T. I.
Billings
Mrs. Lola Douglass passed the end
Of the week with Miss Jessie South
ard in Montpelier.
Mrs. Ida Hill has returned from St.
Johnshury, where she visited her niece,
Mrs. Guy Kneeiand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Aldrich and
daughter, Catherine, and Mr.. and Mrs.
lip. ]. Moody of Warren and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Beckett and son, Ar
thur. OF st. Johnsbury visited at w.
A. Aldrichs Sunday.
Mr.. Blanchard of Burlington Is EN-
ployed by the Stowe Butter Package
company.
Mrs. Reba Hoisington Of johnson y
passing the week with her aunt, Mrs.
O. H. Adams.
Mrs. W. w. Welch and daughter OF
st. Johnsbury are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. g. Godfrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Chatfee and son
Of Rutland are passing the week with
relatives in town. Mr.. Chaffee is
hunting deer during his stay.
A large number attended the din
ner given by the men at the Nommu-
nitv church on election day. An ex-
cellent dinner was served with the
men doing all the work.
Mrs. f. 5. Moulton OF Montpelier
was called here Tuesdfv by the death
Of her mother. Mrs W. J. Camley.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Foster, g. w.
Foster and Mr.. and Mrs. }. A. Foster
were called to Barre Sunday by the
illness Of Mrs. James Roberts, a sis
| -. - -. e NJ and Mr. lanes 4