The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-27

Remains Of Z. 0. Wires Brought to RAN
dolph From WATERFOWL. Mass.

Remains Of Z. 0. Wires Brought to Ram
dolph From WATERFOWL, Mass.
The remains Of L. o. Wires, who died
on Tuesday, hast, at Watertown, Mass,
the result of a shock OF paralysis, were
brought here yesterday for interment.
Deceased was brother Of Capt. Henry
Wires and formerly resided in Bnrling.
ton and was well known in this cicinity
Mr., Wires left u wife, one daughter,
Mrs. William Rose of Brighton, Mass,
and son, Richard Wires, who lives in
Oregon.
Mrs. M. A. Tewldshury Is at the sani-
forum for treatment for gall stones.
Mrs Wesley Hodgldns and his two
children are in Rochester, visiting
friends.
Miss Maud Putnam viii teach the
coming season in West Brookfield in
district No. 1.
Miss Agnes Sault Is of duty because
Of a sprained ankle which necessitated
her remaining quiet.
Willie Howard has 500 trees tapped
and already has made about fifteen gall
Ions Of maple syrup.
Mrs. Addie Bates Of Waterbury Is as
sisting Mrs. 2. L. Hills in the care Of
Mr.. Hills who is in very feeble health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Woodland will
return to this village TO live this spring,
having sold their farm at Bethel Gil
cad.
Mrs. Guy Loudon, who has been pass
ing a few days with her uncle, Mr.. NJ.
II. Miller, returned to her home in Bur-
lington yesterday.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge has been here
for the last few days assisting in the
care OF her father, G. II. Hayward, who
has been critically i'll, though now inn
proving.
Mrs. ]. IT. Smith from SomerviIle.
Mass, has been in town and released
her farm just south of the village 20
Calvin Brewster, who now occupies it
till March 1910.
Mrs. Oliver Ashton Of Rutland adj
dressed the Womsn's Literary club at
their last meeting upon the work and
object of the Vermont Federation of
Woman's club Of which she is the presi-
dent
Miss Olive Moulton, the second assist
ant in X. II. S. Is taking a trip TO Bos.
ton and New York during the vacation
from her school duties. Miss Farrand
is with her parents in Bakersfield and
Miss Gray is with Miss Holden.
Mrs. Olive Hood was operated upon
at the Mary Hitchcock hospital in Han
over, N. H., Saturday for the removal
Of an enlargement that had formed be. !
low the left ear 1t proved successful
and not as serious as was at first fear
3D.
Miss Georgia White and Mrs. Emma |
Reed Joined the Bethel party for the /
trip, leaving here yesterday /
William Mayo, a former member of the 4
class at Whitcomb high /
school, was another Of the party leaving 4
here on Friday morning.
The Fast Braintree residents who
nave located in this village to tine num-
Der Of so gathered in parish house last
evening for social, when music and
light refreshments made the time pass
happily. II is understood that the for.
ner Braintree people Of our village will
shortly form an organization and de-
use means Of amusement and social en-
after a regular club order
n the near future.
Hon. v. /. Spear was in Burlington
asst week at a meeting of the officers
il the Maple Sugarmakers' association
o consider the ACCESSIBILITY of making a
display of products in the Greater Yer
mont exhibit TO be held in Burlington
June IS TO SeptemLAr Is 1t
vas decided to rent space i0x5 feet
n the main hall Of the armory in which
o place on exhibition stock candy,
axes and other dainties 20 be replenish-
d frequently from the Randolph mar
,et They also agreed to have de-
nonstrator in attendance,
On yesterday afternoon party of
IS or more people left here on the 1928
rain for trip Of ten days to Wash.
ngton, D. G. The party consisted of
he entire high school graduating class,
lnen NUMBERS 10, whose names were as ,
ollows: jackson Vail, Arthur Wheatley,
larence Frink, Walter Smith, William
.eyzer, Albert Marcott and Frank Jones
nd Misses Beulah Hayes, Florence
toward, Evelyn Dewey, Ida Rand,
florence 0ney, Mary Winslow. Mary
Ibis, Doris Rogers, May Tewksbury,
essie dhedel and vesta Lyon. The
bass were accompanied by Prin. and
FRS. f. G.. Ham, Misses Lucinda How.
I'd. Emma Patch, Anna Eastman, and
theirs. Their first stop was at Bellows
alls for the night, after which they
roceeded by the way of Rutland, Al Z
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