The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-02

Rev. Il. n. Moody and wife returned
from an absence from town Of about
two weeks last Friday evening.
John II. Spraeur returned to his home
in East Brookfeld Sunday, having spent
VI week in town visiting his son, w. H
Sprsgue.
The funeral Of John, Lougee was held
from the Methodist church Saturday
afternoon, the Rev. l.. y. Moody efIiciat
ing. Four old comrades, Fifeld Bohon-
on, Marcsllns Allen, Minroe Coburn and
,sust Daniels acted as bearers. and The
intcrment was in the North Tunbridgs
cemetery The deceased was past sew
enty years al age.
The remains of Albert Thompson. who
died from heart trouble at the soldiers
home in Bennington, where he had been
only abont three weeks, arrived Satiir.
day evening and the funeral was held
from the Methodist church Sunday at
ternoon, the Rev. Il. y. Moody officiat-
ing, and the same old comrades who
acted AZ bearers az the funeral Of John
lougee the previous day again acted in
this capacity in laying down TO pleas
ant dreams another coinrade after the
last toilsolhe march had ended. Mr..
Thompson was about fftv-seyen years
old and leaves widow. The interment
was IN Highland ccmetrcs.
Although the community had been APP
praised OF the hopeless connltion OF their
venerable and beloved townsman. John
y. Bacon, vet the sad news that he
had ,.aeaa1 .x4sa.t ~, g,e,,1.., ,X.x~,.ss,..
at 4 o'clock filed every home within
the large circle Of his acquaintance with
sorrow A wife, formerly Miss Ada
Hall. daughter of Capt. W II. II. Hall,
and one son, State Treasurer John l..
Bacon Of White River function. who
were with him III the time Of his death,
have the sympathy of the entire towns.
people in this their great affection. The
funeral win be held from his late home
on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Carrie Day has moved into the
DR.. A. p. Smith tenement near the high
bridge on the Nerfhirc road
The following young ladies from this
town are teaching in other towns this
suinmer.la as follows: Grace G. Bacon,
Sadie Met onnell and Clara N. Hcmen-
way IN Williamstown; Ennice D. Moul-
ton in Tuuhridge; Bertha ". Berry in
Corinth; Emma NJ. Carr in Orange
Mamie T. Lord in Warren.
Willie Loueee of New York city
who has for many years been actively
engaged in the work OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, and at The pres
ent time is one OF the secretaries OF
the Young Mems International Christian
Association. who WAS called here by tho
dead 81 his fathcr. Mr.. John I.ousee
spoke al the Congregational church Sun
dpy evening. on The great work OF that
association. Mr.. Lougec is a former
Chelsea boy and il is perhaps needless
to say that his address Of Sunday even
ing was greatly appreciated by his au-
dience. Mr.. Lougec, accompanied BY
his wife, were guests Of Mrs. Frank
II. kenerson while in town.
rr. Fred t. Beckwith recently sold
D nice driving horse to DR.. ". II.
Hill.
Fred II. Folsom and wife OF Williams
town spent Sunday in town, the guests
Of the Misses Andrus.
Mrs. Hale X. Darling and daughter,
Mary, went last Friday to Concord, n.
H., to remain few days with alr,
Darling.
Clarence. Smith, engineer ut the cleo
tric light plnnt, moved his family 70
South Rycgate last week, where he will
soon 20, having obtained work there.
Mrs. Amanda Allen returned Saturday
evening from two weeks visit with
friends in Waterbury.
Archie George has finished work as
hostlcr at the Chelsea livery stable. and
his place il taken by Ben A. Good.
rich.
William Robbins. who has been scri.
ousIy i'll ut the Orange County Hotel,
is convalescing.
Mrs. Jennie Robbins has moved into
her tenement, which has been occupied
for several years by W. RI Davis.
Mrs. Fred Stanton and son, Ralph,
returned Saturday evening from Bos-
ton, where they have ben for three
weeks with friends.