The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-29
STOWE
Funeral of G. M. Towne Was Held on
Tuesday Afternoon.

Funeral of G. M. Towne Was Held on
Tuesday Afternoon.
The funeral of Mrs. G.. NJ. Towne was
held Tuesday afternoon at the farm
home in Stowe hollow, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Towne have passed their married
life Of 35 years. Rev Il. Il Goddard
| pf Bakersfield, former pastor, con
| Quoted the service. The bearers were
Mrs. Towne's brothers-in-law Il. j.
Adams and +. X. Seavcr, and nephews-
In-law, @. A. Laird and A. l.. Farm
ham. There was a profusion Of beau
tiful flowers including pieces from
ncighbors, Stowe high school and Stowe
| high school senior class, Mansfield
Mountain grange, PolIyanna club and
the family and friends. There was q
large attendance, the Stowe high sem
Tor class, classmates of the daughter,
Miss Agnes, attended in a body, and
many members of the grange were
present. Among the relatives and
friends from out OF town were Mr.. and
Mrs. r. *. Seaver. Miss Mildred Seav-
~ and Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Allan OF
Cadys Falls, g. A. Laird Of Cabot,
Mrs. N. Il. Peatman, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
III Farnham, Mrs. Fannie Morse and
Carl French of Waterbury, Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Chamberlain of Morrisyiile,
MI. and Mrs. George Miles and Mr..
and Mrs A. p. Bigelow of Middlehury
and Mrs Iona b. Reed OF Berlin. The
burial was made in the west branch
cemetery.
w. G. Kirby and two assistants from
Richmond have begun work on dec
Grating the Community church. The
audience room of the Congregational
church has been cleaned and the Sum
day morning services will be held there
until the work on the Community
GAurch is completed. The primary and
intermediate classes Of the Sunday
rehool will continue to meet in the
Community church vestry. The adult
classes will meet at the Congregational
church.
r.. Il. Asquith has moved from his
farm on west branch to the Harry
Russ farm. Oliver Duchaine. who has
carried on Mr.. Asquith's, farm, for
merly owned BY Osman Stygles, moved
from the farm this week to- Hardwick,
it is said, between two days without
notifying anyone Of his departure
Some man came to look at the place
the next afternoon and found the
stock in the barn uncared for since
the day before
Mrs Jane Doubleday and sons, Mark
&. and Leo G. Doubleday, attended Fri
tlay the funeral OF Mrs. Doubleday 5
sister, Mrs. Elmer w. Shaw of Nor
risville, who died at the age of 80 years
and one month Mrs Doubleday is the
last survivor of the II children Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Wilkins, for
inerly Of Stowe.
Messrs. Henry, Roland and Raeburn
Ppppin, who accompanied the remains
sf their mother. Mrs. John Peppin. to
Malone, N. ", for burial, were joined
by their sister. Mrs. Cora Tonyea, who
will remain at the Peppin home for
she present.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ". Miner and. Miss
Ncrna Stockman, who have been EN-
ployed during the winter at Altamonte
springs, Fla, returned Friday, having
spent some time in Boston. They were
accompanied by Walter Morgan, driv-
ing from Boston by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Magoon. and fam
fly are visiting Mrs. Magoon's parents
in Swanton.
Mrs. Lucy Chaplin, who has passed
ihe winter in Burlington and Water
bury, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Lovejoy, who
have passed the winter at Stuart, Fla,
returned Friday, having visited friends
at Washington, d. G., on the way.
On and after May |. Julia NJ Aiken,
y. c., Phi. C.. Palmer chiropractor, will |
have her office open at Waterbury, OPP |
posite the Waterbury inn.-adv.