The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-10-25
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this week attending to her millinery
work in that place.
Fred Perrin was in Montpelier on
Monday.
!. o. Kicker was in Barre on Mon
day
Mrs. Herman Townsend is remaining
for a few weeks in the village with her
son, Burt Townsend.
Miss Julia Perrin of Barre was at
home over Sunday with her father and
sister; also to attend the funeral of her
grandmother, Mrs. Charles Buckley.
Miss Mary Lamson of Plymouth, n.
H.. is in town visiting friends.
Miss Alice IazeIle Of Montpelier was
in town Monday visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. Z. Foss.
Nearly all Of the schools closed on
Friday to permit the teachers to attend
the state teachers convention held in
Montpelier.
Ed Ward OF Barre is in town hunt
ing deer with III. T.. Lane.
Herbert Lane had the good fortune
on Monday to shoot a deer in his own
woods. 1t is reported to have weighed
about 500 pounds.
Mrs. Levi Bailey and daughter, Maude,
of Berlin were in town on Saturday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Buckley.
Helen Martin and friend, Bess Wy
man, of Goddard were at her home Wis
| iting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. y. II.
Martin, over Sunday.
Wallace Bartlett was in Barre on
| Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Martin and Mrs, Louise
Lombard returned home from Boston
on Saturday.
Arthur Prescott was in Montpelier on
Saturday.
Miss Sadie sleeper Of Montpelier was
in town on Saturday visiting at the
home Of Arthur Prescott.
At the dancing school last Thursday
evening about 81 couples We're present.
The class is reported to be doing some
fine work.
Miss Bessie Butterfeld Of North Mont
pelier was in town on Monday.
Fred BearIac expects to leave on Mon
day for Montpelier to work in Wilder's
music house. He contemplates taking
musical instruction of MIR. Wilder on
the piano.
Mrs. f. +, Leavitt is reported to be
ILL with heart trouble.
II. S. Parks and wife and daughter,
Eileen, were in Montpelier one day last
week visiting relatives.
Miss Maude Batehelder has returned
from two months vacation in Massa-
chusetts visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Ella kidder and daughter,
Blanche. are in Montpelier for few
days. Miss Blanche Is to take part in
the charity concert.
Mrs. Fl. Stone of Hardwick Is visiting
1T the home of Irving Nye.
Walter Dow and wife OF Corinth are
in town visiting relatives.
Archie Stone of Montpelier is IN town
visiting friends for a few days.
Barney Addison of New York has
Ireturned from his home.
Everett Bean has moved his family
and household goods into the Shorey
block.
| Hiram Bushey has commenced work
for H. E. Lane.
| Rev. and Mrs. Alven AZ. Smith will
entertain the Ladies' Aid societies in
East and North Montpelier churches on
Thursday at dinner.
The Kings Daughters will hold har-
vest supper in the NJ. r. church dining
hall on Thursday evening All are cor
daily invited to attend.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Willard were in
Montpelier over Sunday visiting Mr..
| Wizards parents.
Il Mrs. Mae Dewing and daughter, Ber
tina, of Rutland were in town visiting
| friends and to attend the funeral Of
i Mrs Charles Buckley on Friday. They
lreturned to their home on Monday.
Among those at home from Montpelier
seminary over Sunday this week visiting
i friends and parents were: Ethel Colby,
j Burnham Colby. Bertelle Lane, Alice
Bailey and friend, Miss johnson, Pin
More and friend, Miss Page, and Ray
Bartlett.
4 The funeral services Of the late Mrs
II Charles Buckley that were held from
Il her home in this town on Saturday
morning called out many friends, who
mourn her DEATH Rev. L. r. Sheaf Off
ciated and burial was IN Berlin GENE
4 terry. Death came to Mrs. Buckley on
i October II, after a long and painful i'll
ness The deceased was 76 years old and
had lived in town for the past eighteen
1 years. Mrs. Buckley leaves one son
] Fred Perrin Of this place, and two broth
4 ers, Burrage D. Marsh Of Plainfield and
Eli c. Marsh Of Colorado Springs.