The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-14
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Death 81 Stephen B Darling at Post
Mills-Wel Known in County


Miss Emma Darling went to Vershire
Sunday ta attend Che funeral 81 her
lnncie, stephen y Darling who died AZ
fhe home of bis daughter Mrs Cotton 81
Post Mills, Ga Friday, az the age Of
lab0nt 81 years Mr.. Darling was wen
known throughout tine county, having
served two term a5 assistant judge Of
the county court some twenty 81 more
years ago since which time he has held
the office % high hailiG Of the county
IN bis younger DAVIS, ne was also 4 depH-
lty sheriff for several years lie & snr-
lviyed BIZ one daughter whom be was
Visiting nc TIE time 81 his death. and
Several grandchildren, also by two hraths
ers the Zion. Joseph * Darling az ths
town and Perley H. Darling Of Corinth
The I'd. 7 Davis ftlncle Toms Cabin
company was here Friday evening and
played 70 a full house.
Judges Horace White and Dana III
Morse, who are accompanied hy their
wives, are boarding At A. W. Whitney's
Mr. and Mrs Arthur stearns Of Will.
1 liamstown We're in town fast week aud
were guests 81 Mrs stearns' mother.
Mrs Ellen Laird
Mrs. Grace Ordway Chaplin Of Spring
/ field Mass was IN town Tor 4 few DAYS
recently and was the gurst Of her broths
err Fred A. 0rdway, and family
Mr. and Mrs John II, Sprague Of Fast
Brookield came Sunday 70 remain for
week with friends in town and will be
the guests Of their SON. W. f. Sprague.
and family.
Road Commissioner VIII TT Tuce re.
ceived serious injuries on one knee last
week, while he was at wors on the high
way and has since been confined to
bis house.
Mrs. Hale K Darling LETT for Burling-
ton Saturday to be present when her
husband IS operated upon for appendi-
citis, and win remain with him for
few days afterward.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Goodrich Of
Northfeld were IN town last Thursday
evening to attend The drama and dance
and remained over Sunday, being guests
Of Mrs. Lizzie P. Smith,
The venerable George Rice Of West
Topsham was ia town last week and was
the guest Of Judge George l. STOW. Mr.
Rice was a native 81 cheIsea and was
brother Of the late Mrs Geo. L. Stow
Nir. and Mrs. Earl z Parker Of Barre
City came last week Thursday to attend
the drama and dance aud remained IN
town over Sunday as the guests Of Mrs
Parker's parents, Mr., and Mrs. Fred A.
0rdway.
Mrs willard S Hatch spent last week
in Rutland As the guest n her SON I'd
ward b Eatch. VINO has been IN the
employ of the Vermont Marble com
pany, with headquarters u Proctor, dur
ing the past year
The friends Of Miss Viola Brown Of
Vershire, who was q student here at
the high school two or three years since,
win be pleased TO learn that she was
graduated last week from the Montpelier
seminary Ia a class Of twenty eight and
received FIRST honors,
Earl, the youngest son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene O. Thorne, left June 2 for Bos-
ton, to visit his uncle, Frank g Thorne.
and on Wednesday, the 6th inst LETT
for the West to visit three uucles, who
LIVE IN Iowa, and, If be likes the West
and finds a favorable opening, win 10
cate there
Mrs. Charles p. Godfrey WIN sen at
public auction at her nome On Main
street Wednesday afternoon II this week
the nice and complete set of carpenters
tools owned by her late husband The
s1lC begins at one o'clock and it VIII
be rare opportunity to purchase some
nice tools at a bargain Frank Aelyer-
man Of Vershire Is to Be the auctioneer.
at three o'clock Sunday afternoon, the
musiclovine people Of this town and
vicinity had the rare opportunity Of at
tending recital at tie Congregational
church, given on the pipe organ BY Dan
r Dickinson Of New York City. who has
been spending few weeks with his
Iaunt, Mrs Laura a. Tracy, and who is
Ia student at Columbia university, per-
feeting his wonderful musical talent
which he realizes and appreciates Is
bank be can always draw on and the re-
sources from which viii be commensur.
ste with The degree Of perfection be at
tains. Next Sunday he win play in
Barre City. and in Montpelier on the
following Sunday, after which he wiz 20
to some town on the Hudson n New
York. where be will I'll an engagement
for two months, after which he viii re-
turn to New York City, 70 resume his
studies at the university.