. Preiselbeeren;: die nationalen cranberry Magazin. Moosbeeren. Als Direktor des Neuen Eng-land Cranberry Vertriebsgesellschaft serviert. Er war ein selectman von Dennis für viele Jahre und war ein Mitglied der Barnstable County Selectmen Association. Er war ein Mitglied der Cape Cod Cranberry Growers' Association und der unteren Cape Cod Cranberry Club. Er war ein treuer Begleiter an Sitzungen verschiedener cranberry Gruppen. Er war ein Gründungsmitglied der Dennis Grange. Er gehörte zu den Quivet Stamm der roten Männer, und war auch ein Mitglied des Mount Ho-reb Lodge, A. F. und A. M. von West Harwich. Herr Crowell marrie

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. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. served as director of the New Eng- land Cranberry Sales Company. He was a selectman of Dennis for many years and was a member of the Barnstable County Selectmen's Association. He was a member of the Cape Cod Cranberry Growers' Association and of the Lower Cape Cod Cranberry Club. He was a faithful attendant at meetings of various cranberry groups. He was a charter member of the Dennis Grange. He belonged to the Quivet Tribe of Red Men, and was also a member of Mount Ho- reb Lodge, A. F. and A. M. of West Harwich. Mr. Crowell married Miss Fran- cis L Higgins, who died last year. Surviving are a son, William Ern- est Crowell, and a daughter, Mrs. Norman A. Hallett, both of Den- nis; a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Nath- alie C. Lowe of Toronton; and five grandchildren. Funeral services were held No- vember 16th at his home and was largely attended. Burial was in the Dennis cemetery, where a Ma- sonic ceremony was conducted. Mr. Crowell's father, Captain Crowell, was also active in the ci'anberry industry, and was one of the leading Cape brokers. He CRANBERRY REAL ESTATE APPRAISING 17 Court St. Plxmouth, Mass.. BOG MANAGEMENT Tels: Plymouth 1622 KinfBton 319 If you are buying or selling Cranberry Property it will pay you to see us. A number of properties available, more wanted. invented the "Crowell Patented Fruit Box" in 1879. This was ac- cepted by many Cape growers, and while not a standard measure, was a step toward getting better ship- ping containers for cranberries. Mr. Crowell at the time of his death owned several bogs in the Dennis-Yarmouth area to the ex- tent of 12-14 acres. He had oper- ated the Harlow Brook, the Lock, and the Old Orchard bogs in the Wareham area. His son, who is also a cranberry grower, expects to take over his father's interests. Edaville Again Welcomes Visitors Over the Holidays Mr. and Mrs. Ellis D. Atwood of South Carver, Mass., will again put on a Christmas-New Year obs

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