The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-05
MORTIFIED
Mrs. Dwight B. Howe Died After Sc
rious Surgical Operation.

Mrs. Dwight b. Howe passed away
at Heaton hospital, Montpelier, on
Wednesday afternoon following SCI
rious surgical operation. She had been
i'll only for little over week and
was taken to the hospital Saturday,
hoping that an operation would save
her.
Ida Stanton, daughter of Samuel 9.
and Eliza Tracy Stanton, was born ~
Roxbury, June 4 1868, where she spent
all her life until they moved to North
field. On September Fl, 1898, she was
united in marriage to Dwight B. Howe,
also of Roxbury; in 1908, they moved
TO Mortified, and Mr.. Howe became
associated with M. j. Clongh in the
clothing business and is now junior
member of the firm of Clough & Howe.
To this union was born one son, Wayne
Stanton Howe, who with his father,
survives. The deceased is also sur
vived by two brothers, Andrew j. Stan
ton Of Woburn, Mass, and Arson j..
Stanton Of Roxbury; also one sister,
Mrs. Minnie White, of Northfield.
Mrs. Howe was of quiet retiring
nature, kind and very thoughtful
friend and neighbor, always ready and
willing to do for others at all times.
Her whole heart dnd soul was in her
family and home. 1t may well be said
that She was an ideal homemaker, and
a devoted wife and mother. it is in
the home and family circles where the
great loss will be keenly felt, but her
many friends will be grieved to hear
of her untimely death, and extend
sympathy to the husband and son.
The deceased was a member of the
Methodist church, Social Rebekah lodge
and past noble grand of that order,
also member of the grange, New
England Order of Protection, being
chaplain at the time of her death, and
a member Of theLadies' Auxiliary OF
the American Legion, serving as it's
chaplain during the first year after
its organization.
Funeral services win be held from the
home on Vine street Saturday after
noon at | O'Clock, Rev. Francis T..
Clark, pastor OF the Methodist church,
officiating.
Mrs. J. C. Donshue returned Wednes-
day from Inverness, p. O., where she
has been spending two weeks visiting
her sister.
Diomisso Ibenez died Tuesday at lbs
home on Wall street, after a short III
ness with heart trouble The deceased,
who was So years of age, had been
in this country many years, having
lived in Barre some time before coming
to Mortified. He was a granite cut.
ter by trade. Mr.. lbenez is survived
by his wife The funeral was held
Thursday afternoon with burial in
Mount Hope cemetery.
Mrs. d. p. Lefebvre and Miss Anna
Wilfore were called to Williamstown
| Monday by the death of their broth
er, Clarence Wilfore, who had been i'll
| for some time The deceased was SO
wears of age, and is survived by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Wilfore,
| four sisters, Mrs. Lefebvre and Anna
Wilfore of this town, Mrs. Joseph De-
| coteau of Williamstown. Mrs. c. w.
Neal of Everett, Mass, and two broth
ers. Floyd Wilfore of Williamstown
and Warren Wilfore Of Barre. Flu.
neral services were held Wednesday
with burial in Williamstown.
The remains of little Mary Edna
Bussiere were brought here to-day
from Barre. and buried beside her fa-
Their, Joseph Bussiere. who. died about
three weeks ago. The little girl was
| less than a year old, and died OF tu-
berculosis. having taken the disease
! from her father. Aside from the moth
err. the child is survived by two broth
ers, Joseph and George Bussiere, and
two sisters, Corinne and Bertha. Mrs.
Nora Poissant of this town is grand
mother Of the little Bussiere girl.