The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-09

S. H. Kaiser Died Saturday, After
Long Illness.

S. H. Kaiser Died Saturday, After
Long Illness.
Samuel III. Kaiser died at III O'Clock
Saturday morning, Jan. Z, after long
illness. Mr.. Kaiser was born in VOL
colt, but passed his life in Stowe. lie
was one Of the few survivors of the
veterans OF the Civil war, having
served as blacksmith three years and
three months in Co. |, in the first reg
iment, Vermont cavalry, He was for
many years member Of II. ii. Smith
post, g. A. r., and at the time Of his
death held the Office OF senior vice
commander. He leaves three sons, Will
liam H. Kaiser of Chicopee Falls,
Mass, Paul II. Kaiser and Phil s. Kais-
er Of Stowe and several grandchildren
and great-grandchildren among the
former Henry Kaiser of Chicopee Falls
and Mrs, N. b. Robinson and Mrs. II.
4 L. Tucker Of Stove. He also leaves q
brother, Edward Kaiser Of Greensboro
and sister Miss Nancy Kaiser u
Manchester, N, II A'brother William
Kaiser Of Craftshury, died a few weeks
| ago.
Miss Julia Aiken Of Montpelier and
stepfather, c. III. Rathburn of Water
bury, were visitors at A. w. Collins
over Sunday.
+. r. Bailey Of Craftsbury was
business visitor in town Saturday.
! Miss Grace Ploof returned Saturday
| from Winooski, leaving her mother,
Mrs. Fred Pioof, as comfortable AZ pos
sible at the Fanny Allen hospital.
The members of the r. Fl. Smith Re-
lief corps served the annual dinner to
the q. A. r. post and corps Saturday,
with the executive committee, Mrs. !
Mary Smalley, Mrs Maude Pike. Mrs. i
Elsie Rsck, Mrs. Bernce Cobb and Mrs. !
Bertha Pratt, in Charge. A large num-
Der Of corps members were present !
The post was represented by Comman
~ s. G. Spaulding and Quartermaster
y M. Brush. AT the regular meeting,
following the dinner, officers were ir-
stalled BY the past president, Mrs \
Mary Smith, as follows: President,
Mrs. Minerva C. Tinkham: junior vice.
pre- ident, Mrs Edwina Harris; treas I
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Mrs. Lillia Peterson; guard Mrs. Mat
tie Barnes; chaplain, Mrs Sarah II.
Dewey; secretary, Mrs Hattie Ruiter;
musician. Mrs. Maidie Butts; patriotic
instructor, Mrs. Bertha Foster; assist
ant. Clio Stafford; colorbearers, Misses
Ruby Bull, Beatrice Pike. Mary Bailey
and Lois Riley Senior vice president,
Mrs. Boardman. and press correspond
mt, Mrs Elizabeth Stebbins, will be
installed at later date
Mrs. James A. Foster is able to be
out, after several weeks illness.
George +. Moody has returned toll
after visiting his aunt,
Mrs. Aimira Slayton.
Mrs. S. M. Brush Is confined to her
home by Illness. Il
Edwin Lawrence Bigelow, assistant !
To the president at Middlebury col
lege, was guest over the week end |
at the homo of hr cousins, Misses !
Annie and Susan 4. Bigelow, returning
to Middlebury Sunday.
Mrs. Dwight +. Smith entertained
few friends a. dinner Friday evening
IN honor of Major Smiths birthday. J
Dr. II. NJ. Barrows, who was one OF I
the guests, WIS also celebrating a.
birthday. c
DR.. J. b. Wheeler Of Burlington was
allied in consultation on the case of
r 4, Russ Friday. Mr. Russ has been /
II for several weeks, with what Il
hought may be form Of typhoid i
ever similar to that which his daugh /,
er, Miss Grace Russ, has been having. I
Hiss Russ condition is slowly improv
ng at the Fanny Allen hospital, where !
he Is having treatment. =
Miss Ella Sargent returned Friday D
rom visit to her brother. l.. G. Sar- s
'ent, al the Fanny Allen hospital. Mr.. \
sargent Is doing well, but will not be {,
BILE to come home at present, h
Mrs. Mary Gibbs, who has been III b
/ her home on Maple street for sew G
raj weeks. has been taken to the Il
ome OF her daughter, Mrs. n. l.. N
mith, in Morrisyille, where she cSn- m
inues very i'll. &c
Mrs. Dora Clark has returned from a k
tay OF several months in Bellows d
alIs. Ii