The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-08
MORTIFIED

Miss Kate plunkett underwent an ope.
ration for appendicitis Friday at the
Mary Fletcher hospital Burlington. The
operation was successful and perma-
nent recovery is looked for.
Nj, and Mrs, ,, p. Rabdou returned
last week from an extended western trip
10 California and other places. They
were accompanied home by her sister
Miss Harriet Hurley. who has been
spending some time in Junction City
Arizona
What might nave proved a serious
accident occurred Saturday afternoon op.
posite the lodges near Ncwcombs shop,
Whom Charles Cromey and Clair Belts
were returning from the village they
started q turn around, the horse became
frightened and backed them over a per
pendicular bank OF about - feet. For
tunately no serious injuries resulted. II
would be well, however, il the selectmml
would see that a guard rail is put in at
this place.
In general orders No. III, ward de-
partment, under date of July 3, l0Os,
Norwich university is given as one OF
the eight institutions whose students
have exhibited the greatest application
and proficiency in military training and
knowledge nader an army officer, This
distinguished honor has been held By
Norwich for several years. The other
Institutions holding similar rank are To-
Gated in st. panl, Mimi, Culver, Ind,
Chester, Pa, NIanhus. n. y, Fairbaut,
MINI, Charleston, ). G., and Lexington,
Va.
Ozro r. Winch passed away Monday
evening at his home at Northiield Center
after an illness of about three months.
suffering stroke Of paralysis Sunday
evening, which was the immediate cause
Of death. Mr.. Winch was born in Rox.
bury, SO years ago, and has resided in
Mortified about 40 years, where he was
a highly respected and enterprising citi.
zen and leaves many friends in this
community. The deceased is survived
by his wife, one daughter, Mrs. D. J.
Morse Of Barre. and one son, Fred Winch |
OF Boston, The funeral will be held |
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock from
his late home with interment in the
Center cemetery. Dewitt Clinton lodge,
of which Nr. Winch was a member, will |
conduct the services at the grave
One OF the pleasant events Of midsum-
mer was the gathering at the Ladies' hall
at West Berlin Monday evening to cole
brate the J0th wedding anniversary Of |
Mr. and Mrs. i. A. Glines Al the
OF the immediate family, in.
Guiding nine children and eight grand
were able to be present While
the Mortified cornet hand played a
march, SLr. and Mrs Glines were escorted
in by the Youngest son Mark, and the
daughter, Maude, and seated
under an arch made of evergreen Prayer
was offered by Rev X. G. T. Mckenzie.
The poem written for the occasion BY
Mrs Wilbur r. Hill Of Mechanicsyille
was read by herself and remarks were
made by Rev. Mr. Mckenzie. Mir, and
Mrs GIines standing under the evergreen
arch, received their friends, while the
band played several tine selections.
Among those from away were Mr.. and
Mrs George Whitney OF Nashua, n. II,
and Milton + Davis, brother Of Mrs
ilincs. Of Kansas. Ice cream and cake
were served and very pleasant time
was enjoyed by the large number pres
mt, all OF whom wished the highly
worthy couple many pleasant returns OF
The day.