The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-08

Death Of Mrs. Rose l. Smith, Mother Of
Rev p. A. Smith


Death Of Mrs. Rose L. Smith, Mother o
Rev p A. Smith
Mrs. Smith, mother 81 Rev. I. A
Smith, suffered a shock 81 paralysis lat
Tuesday evening and fingered In an I'm
conscious state until Friday morning
when she quietly passed away. Funera
services viii * hcld at the parsonage
Sunday afternoon 10 2s30 o'clock ant
The body viii be taken to Appleton, Ne.
Monday for burial Rose Il. Wentworth
was born IN Hope, Me-, February ~
1892 She was united ii marriage II
1850 with William 3. Smith, and five
children were born to them, three OIL
whom survive her, G. A. Smith Of Mag
ara Falls, Rev r A. Smith Of this place
and one daughter Mrs Fred Philbrook,
Of Union, Ne. She is also survived by
two sisters and one brother, whose homes
are also IN Maine. Her husband died
seventeen years ago and for the past
ten years she has made her home with
her son, where her gentle words and
kind acts viii be greatly missed Since
coming to this place with her sons fam.
ily last April she has made many
friends. who deeply regret her passing
Size was a consistent member Of the
Methodist church and occupied her ao-
austomed pew last sunday
a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs,
Alex Hart sunday
Miss Grace Dennis returned to Triton,
N H. the first Of the week
Miss Mabel Annis Of psacham is visit
ing Dir. and Mrs. Charles Ross
Mrs. Susie Newton 81 Manchester N.
lt i visiting her sister Mrs. S p.
Morrison.
G A Kicker went to Burlington Tues.
day afternoon to attend Che Dairymen's
association.
District Superintendent F. W. Lewis
win preach at the Methodist church next
sunday morning.
Nlr. ard Mrs. G. WI Wlitehill and lit
De daughter returned to their home at
81. Johnsbury Thursday
Leslie Arthur Of Schenectady, N. ",
was 81 town Monday % attend the
funeral Of his grandmother, Mrs. Logell
Frost
J p Renfrew transferred the stock
in bis meat market Ia b &. Gardner
Thursday, and the latter is now IN pos
session.
D r Darling who has bern critically
~ with pneumonia fox several days at
his home at Westville, remains about
Tie same.
Mrs G. IL Pflsbnry is on the sick
list this week Also The young child
of Mr. and Mrs james Grouse. the latter
being very ~ with pneumonia.
Ref p a. Smith left Monday on
business trip G. HsfdBiek M0rriaille
and SWanton He was called home on
By the serions Illness 81 his
mother
A reception win be rendered Mr. and
Mrs Ehenazer pmmmer e. the knights
50 pythias bali Wednesday evening. Jan
taa 49, ~ AHt Atat tHfatHAtHH ~ tAttNaHN .
70 ali. ladies are requested to bring
AXE
The holiday mail was the largest that
EVER passed through this office; 10000 I
pieces were handled for the week ending
december 5, 1909 Aa advance In gross
-eceipts Of IS per cent was made lor the
anne time
The ladies Aid Of the Baptist church 4
NET Wednesday afternoon With Mrs 4
4 Hendry ard tle following officers
we're elected for The year President,
Wis., r N Darling vice president, AIRS
) N Morrisnns secretary and treasurer,
Hiss Jennie Wrinkle
AZ the regular meeting Of Caledonia
odee Knights Of pythias. Wednesday
Veuinp, the following officers were in
taiied C e., Ire q Bianchards v. Ct
r. Tellier prelate. II MI Kicker:
q of W, q G. Cowan; &. r and s..
teven Welch; De- Of r.. Ralph Pills
urv NJ Of f.. N, D. CofTrin; ". at A.,
y W pillsburyi trustee ion three years,
Ohm Benxie