The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-25
WILLIAMSBURG.
Funeral Of Andrew Burnham Was Held
Yesterday Afternoon.

The funeral of the late Andrew Burn.
ham was held az the Universalist church
at d m Thursday. Rev. Irving Towsley
81 Washington officiating There was 4
good attendance. lie was buried with
Masonic ceremonies. The interment was
in our village cemetery, beside members
Of his own family and ID a grave that be
had, years before. prepared IN some
measure for the reception 81 his body.
We hope very soon to he abs 20 give
more facts in The life 81 Mr. Durham
than are now IN our possession.
Mercury went to % below zero IN our
village this friday morning.
some sg7 were taken for "yeighbor
lockwood AZ the grange hall Thursday
evening.
Mrs Warren S. coyeli was reported to
as a day or two ago a. unable TO be up
from her bed that day.
Miss nernice 4 Morse has gone to her
home Ii Bakersfield for her vacation
from village school work.
Forest Hutchinson has gone % Barre
70 work e. granite cutting aud the room
NA HAH HAtN HAHA - ~ aNfi AAaN n III
chesters 4 fer rent
An effort s. being made 81 Director
w = Randall 10 organize az orchestrs
IN connection with The union chorus. and
The effort seems likely 70 succeed
The mercury IN our village last Thur
day morning was az 20 degrees below
zero al the house If Henry Poole and
III l..fa.+ 4Ea hst4ae - fka.s Is H.
tin
Miss MYRTLE Smith oi Brookdeld has
just gone 70 the George 4 Williams dis
triet to hhish ont the winter term 81
school that bad been begun by another
teacher
The union chorus will meet with Miss
Mary Z Waterman ct The house Of Mrs
u II Alnw0rth next Monday evening
February s fhis ehofus now numbers
30 members end IL Is desired thar the
number De increased
we ere glad % report that since The
granite work was started up here this
week the number Of workmen has been
slowIv Increasing and Sc trust 1t win
be only q matter Of comparatively little
time when everybody who wants { can
have work
Tie Ladies' Home Study club viii have
its next meeting Saturday. March 3,
at the home Of Miss Alice Walker
The program Is: Quotations Mrs
ward England chapter Z
seleetian, Alr Lucia sibIeyi modern
English art magazine.
The music al Andrew Burnham's fiji
neral was rendered bf Miss Blanche Nix
on Mrs. Nina Iedords Iewett. II S. /
Baker and Alden III Jewett, with Mrs /
a, NJ Fellow at the organ. Among thEl
familiar hymns sung were Rock of
Ages" and dust as | Am.
Frank G York, who has spent the last
two months Of the granite troubles here
IN the family of Hiram s Drury- SEEMS
sure Of work here with the Grearson /
Beckett Granite company SIS boxer
whenever there Il boxing enough TO keep
him at work ne has been a faithful T
employee at their sheds for some 20 years
8e think
Haden ii. Jeffords and his brother
Frank, have Just visited their widowed
mother. WHO n staying with her 0nlY /
daughter ii Hardwick They report her
Is III better health than al any other
time inee She had paTalytic stroke q
Few years ago She viii be readily re-
salled a. Mrs. Jason Il. 1effords, daugh
Ger of The late Russell Martin.
"a welsh granite cutter pleasantly lie
nenibered here, is Richard J. Jenkins,
known as Dick" Jenkins.
whose home is ia Montreal. Canada.
Since hp left here some years ago, be
las married and ii late years lie his
leeu cutting granite ID Mortified. Last
iall he was seHt to indianapolis, Ind.
'or q few weeks To look after q newly
frected monument To the memory Of
Confederate soldiers of the late Civil
war. tliaf needed attention. It was
Inc trip f0f him.