The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-23
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Several Deaths and One Funeral in city
Yesterday.

0eVefai beatns and One Funeral N City
Yesterday.
Amelie Pilini, aged six years, died
yesterday morning az heaton hospital
after tep days illness with typhoid
fever She was the only daughter Of
AIR. and Mrs Luigi Pilin. there being
four sons. The funeral was held ths
afternoon, with interment in Green
Mount cemetery.
Fred Z. Snow, who had been resi-
dent Of this city for % years, died yes.
terday afternoon after a long illness
with tuberculosis. He was stone cut.
ter by trade and was born in Williams
town. October ~. 1859 IN 1855 he
married Miss Gracia Pattee Of Mont
pelier and since that time has lived
here lie is survived BIZ bis wife and
their three children, Muriel, Henry and
Marguerite, also four brothers and two
sisters. The funeral Ia to be held to-
morrow afternoon from the home, Rev.
,. Edward Wright officiating, with IN
tefment in Green Mount cemetery.
Mrs. Adelpha Bidgood Of Moretown,
who has been living with her daughter.
Mrs. John Taylor. on Hubbard street.
since February, died there Yesterday
Afternoon Mrs. Bdgood was born In
Duxhury and WAS twice married. the
first time to Charles Knapp and the
second time to John Bidgood Of More
town. After her latter marriage. she
lived in Moretown for sixteen years.
Her husband and daughter survive her,
also three brothers, AFRO and Milo Gfif-
fifth Of Aoretown and Franklin Crit.
fifth Of Waterbury Center. and one ala.
ter, Mrs. Sarah Stoekwell Of Aioretown
The funeral services viii be held in the
Methodist church in Moretown to-mor.
row afternoon, with burial IN the South
Duxhury cemetery, following a PRAYER
service ct the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor in this city tomorrow morn
Ing
Nesper services, conducted BY Rev S.
F Bloomfield. and attended only by
members Of the family and relatives.
were held at sunset last evening over
The body Of Mrs Caroline spaulding
Hopkins ct her late home The remains
weer taken to the Forest Hills cemetery.
near Boston, whore cremation win take
place and the ashes deposited in the
family lot in Green Mount cemetery.
Miss Helen Finn has entered the Ma.
Cuen store AZ a clerk having resigned
her position as telephone operator for
the New England Telephone and Tele-
graph company
Miss Alice Blanchard left last night
for three years soiouru IN Seattle
Wash She has been located in New
ark, N. j., and for several months has
been with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Blanchard.
AT the ceremonial session IN Brattle-
boro Friday evening, Mt Sinai temple
Of this city was presented a gold mount
ad gave hy Nelha temple Of Spring.
field Mass Isaac b Bailey. illustri0ns
potentate Of Mt Sinai temple. accept.
ing il and making fitting response
Eugene A Smith has purchased The
barber shop Of Menard brothers and viii
carry on the business at that location. /
NJ Smiths rooms in the Iangdon block I
viii be occupied by the American Fidel 1
ty company, which needs larger door
space on account Of increasing business. /
A carload of horses arrived here YES.
.erday far Fl Az Farnham. numbering
twenty two, and after being unloaded (
hey we're tied ia pairs to q long rope
eadiug from a truck. which thew fol.
owed. When the line reached Main
street several 81 the animals became .
frightened and Frank Green. one Of the I
,asyffnea ffssa hfsH Az -..sf 49,.
~ qniet them but, instead Ne An +
md before be could rise one horse bad (
rampled on his shoulders while several
iassed over his body Oniookers were
urprised shat the msn was not killed \
outright but he was badly kicked and
.is arms disabled and possibly broken
le was resting comfortably last even
ne
The Y # G A. campaign closes To-
sight AZ II o'clock and much hard work
VII BE- put in to-day to get the re.
Of She 5000 While the assoeia.
ion Is striving to obtain. Saturday
isht the amount on hand was sI.sl0A0.
M considerable has come II since then
which was not recorded last evening
nd the amount will not be given out
NTH Tho close Of the contest tonight
I was planned to have Saturday given
yer 10 automobile rides. when people
or small sums, might ride about the
ity and the resulting proceeds were To
ave been given the association but.
wing to the inclement weather, the
ides will be given tomorrow. instead.
'o-day is the time given over to mer.
aants' sales day, when ten per cent.
{ the cash sales will 70 to swell the
1000 fund The boys committee has
ad the best success in proportion 70
he sum allotted to them TO secure, hay-
lg already exceeded that