The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-31
WATERBURY.

/ Dr. Il. j. Foster has returned from
Washington, D. G
Mrs. Edgar Duand left for her home
in Brooklyn this morning
Mrs. Clark OF Burlington is the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs Il 1. Knight
Carl Evans, who il attending West,
brook academy in Maine, is home.
/ Miss Anna Booker left for Springfield
Mass, this noon to resume her schoo
work,
Miss Emma Shipman went to Ian,
caster n. H., yesterday, on her return
to Boston.
Miss Ruth Stevens, who has been a
guest of Mrs. Boieourt, returned to Cliff
tondale, Mass, to-day
! j. NJ Kicker. who il teaching school
! in Greenwich, Conn, Is spending a few
days with his parents,
/ The Catholic fair closes this evening
The attendance has been very good and
much interest manifested.
Rev William Boicourt will preach
tomorrow on "The Certainties aud I'm
certainties IN the Year 1911"
Miss Florence Shipman OF Montpelier
and MIR AXtell OF Honolulu were guests
at J. Il Shipman's Thursday.
Rev w. &. Johnson will preach to-
morrow on Some Things We Should
Leave at the Needles Eye Gate
Carl Gray Is home from his school at
Ea5wfa.+ opJ crap,Ifxr la bnJido ,.u
with his grandfather, v B. Hayden.
Eugene Ashline had three fingers bad
" lacerated while running an edger at
the Demeritt 4 Palmer Pkg Co.'S mill.
At the annual meetirg Of the Congre-
gational church. held Thursday evening,
the reports showed all lines of work in
good condition The following officers
We're elected; Clerk, i. Il. Knight; treas
urer, b, r. Demeritt music committee,
he. G Graves and +. l.. knight.
Two deaths have recently occurred at
Waterbury Center, Mrs. Josephine Rus
sell, widow of the late Heman Russell,
and Ira Allen Town Mrs Russell Is
survived by two sons and a daughter,
Mrs, Norway, with whom she lived. Mr..
Towne leaves three brothers. Leon,
Frank and Fred. and one sister, Mrs.
Guy Humphrey of PlainReld
The funeral Of Mrs. Pamele Watts
was held from her late home on Union
street yesterday afternoon Rev Will
liam Boicourt otficiated. Mrs b. K. De-
merritt sang, How Firm a Foundation"
and "The Solid Rock" both fayorite
hymns of the deceased The bearers
were Sumner Blaisdell, A. III Smith, G.
H. Dale and G. G. Graves. The burial
was in the cemetery at Waterbury Cen
ter Those from away who were here
for the funeral were Mrs Ferner Of Ne
braska and Mr. Cooper OF Chicago.
At the home Of Verne Fogg. the YER
mont Girls were guests OF the Nolun-
teers Wednesday evening. The follow
ing program was carried out: Flute and
violin duet "Larboard Watch" VIII.
liams, by Annie Palmer and Verne Fogg
baritone solo, selected James Shipman;
soprano solo, Whisper and Shall
Hear PiccoIomini, Mrs b r Demeritt,
violin obligato, Verne Fogg; travel talk,
"AIy Trip Abroad Miss Julia Nj Ship
man; soprano solo. The Rosary" Neyin.
Mrs. b r. Demeritt; flute and violin
duet, Angels Serenade" Brags, Annie
Palmer and Verne Fogg. Mrs. Il. r..
Palmer, ir.. acted as accompanist for
the evening Miss Shipman. who Is
teacher III Maiden Mass, gave a most
interesting talk, avoiding the things
usually told IN travel talks. All were
much pleased with her descriptions.
Souvenirs of limitations Of foreign coins
were given aud homemade candies were
served