Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1886-06-11

unanimously. The committee named we're
Geo. Il. Gale Royal Tyler, Is. ID. Harris s.
N Herrick, Geo. s. Dowley. On motion Of
Jndge TYLER thanks we're voted TO the trus-
tees for their care and faithfulness in the
management Of the association, and the meet.
ing then adjourned subj ct to future call 1t
will be within the province OF the committee
TO see what additional legislation, II any, IL
needed TO empower the association TO take and
nse land for burial purposes, the same AS may
be done by towns by their selectmen.
THIS SEASONS WHITE MOUNTAIN TRAINS.
The White Mountain train over the Con.
neoticut River railroad will be put on the 2Sh
~ his month and will be discontinued O1t
.. This train will leave New York at 9:l5
A. NJ, reaching Springfield at 1900 p and
leaving at 1:3O for Fabyan's. Returning. the
train will leave Fabyan's At 9:l5 A. NJ arrive
at Springfield at 3 p. NJ, and leave for New
York 10 minutes later The road will run
Monarch parior sleeping cars to Fabyau's
Tuesdays and Thursdays, on the train leav-
ing here at 1925 P. NJ. Saturday night
Monarch car will run through from New
York. leaving there at 1880 p. NJ, and arriv-
ing at Fabyan's at $3.50 Sunday morning.
From Fabyan's Monarch cars will be run
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, leaving
at Top. NJ and arriving at Sprinfeld at 70j
the next morning. 80 Oreenfeld Gdzette.
OBITUARY Mis- LOUISA BARBER.
Mrs. Louisa Barber, widow Of the late Arson
Barber Of this town, dies at the residence Of her
daughter Mrs Thomas D0aue, IN Charlestown, Mass,
last sunday, at the age Of So years and 10 months.
Mrs Barber was native Of Richmond, N. H., and
came To Brattleboro with her parents In 1900 at tue
ACE Of seven years Her father, Moses Potter, was
native of Providence, II. l. Mr.. aud Mrs. Barber
we're the ret couple married by the Rev. Jonathan
Mcgee who assumed the pastorate Of the Centre
Congregational church 10 1912 Mrs. Barber was al
ready a member Of that church, having Joined It at
It's organization 10 1915. She retained her connection
with the church until her DEATH period Of 40 years,
and was the last Of its original members. Her hus-
band was for many years deacon Of the church Since
his DEATH in 1873 Mrs. Barber has lived alternately
with her two younger children, Mr.. Augustus Barber
/ OF West TOwushend aud Mrs. Thomas D1ane of
Charlestown Her oldest son, Rev. Theodore p. Bar
Der, resides in Cambridge Nd, where he has served
! as rector Of Christ church for 80 years. !.
Mrs Barber a woman possessed Of nne natural
! eudowments to which was added a marked develop.
ment OF the Christian graces Consistent and devot-
ed 10 her religious life, her warm-hearted aud sympl-
tbetic nature led her to take intere In all with
whom she came In contact, and II seemed to be ever
her aim and delight to do good as she had opporuu-
| ty She was truly mother in Israel, and to many
| a young man and young woman has the Influence NJ
her life gone forth to bless. To her children aud her
grandch 1ren in her later years her presence was fet
10 be q perpetual benedction. Her death was occa-
| stoned by a paraytic stroke sustained about two
| months ago. Her remains were brought 10 Brattle'
| boro for interment Monday, and tue funeral ser
| vice he'd at the Congregational chapel Tuetdiy
| morning at Q O'Clock, Rev. G. o. Day officiating.