The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-31
CHELSEA.
Funeral of Joseph K. Darling Was Large
" Attended.


ly Attended
The funeral of Joseph Kimball Darling
was held Thursday from the Congrega
tional church, Rev John A. Lawrence
officiating, assisted by Rev. Fred Daniels,
The services We're in charge OF Stanley
G. Wilson, law partner Of the deceased
for the past five years, who was assist
ed by Calvin N. Dearborn There was q
large attendance considering the extreme
inclemency of the weather, and among
those from out Of town who were pres
ent, were General and Mrs. Charles *.
Darling of Concord, Mass, jay Z, knight
of Newbuyport, Mass. Mrs. Joseph IHp-
lin, w. G. Jackman and A. G. Jackman,
Mr. and Mrs Perley II. Darling OF Cor
NTH, Charles Wight and George l. Swan
of Tunbridge, Judge John II. Watson
of the supreme court, and Attorney L.
M. Harvey of Montpelier, Attorneys Nj.
NJ. Gordon of Barre City and David ).
Conant and Frank S. Williams OF Brad
ford, n. L. Boyden. NJ NJ. Wilson and
John G. Sherburne of Randolph After
the services here were concluded the re-
mains were taken to East Corintn,
where they we're taken into the church
for half an hour to give many OF his
friends and acquaintance an opportun-
ity to look for the last time upon the
face of their friend of former years, aft
err which the interment was in the fam
lily lot beside his first wife and an in
FAINT son. The bearers were George L.
Stow, John NJ. Comstoek, b. II. Adams,
H. ~ Mattison and George A. Tracy
and w. H. Sprague. The profusion of
flowers, silent tokens of love and re-
speet was beautiful indeed.
Mrs. Luna Godfrey has returned from
a two weeks visit among friends in
Tunbridge and North Tunbridge
Charles Daley of Middlesex has come
to spend two weeks with his cousin,
Leon c. Cilley, and is guest at Albert
w. Hoyt's.
Rev. and Mrs. John A. Lawrence re-
turned VI ednesday evening from a
months vacation which was spent with
friends in Massachusetts,.
Benjamin Hartley of Broome, Ia, who
has been in town several weeks as the
guest of his cousins, Frank and George
Lougee, left the first Of last week for
his home,
Miss Grace Pierson, who has been in
town for several days as the guest of
her cousins, Mrs, Leslie II. Bohonon and
Miss Efiie Coburn, has returned to ner
home in Manchester, n. II.
Notice is given that Rev. L. N. Moody,
a former Methodist pastor here, will
give his popular lecture on "Vermonters
in Peace and in War in the opera house
about the last of November.
Miss Bessie Burgess, who for several
years mas lived in the family Of DIR.
George ]. Helmer OF Upper Nyack, n.
", is spending her vacation at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha
Burgess.
At the promenade given by the stu
dents Of the nigh school Thursday even
ing there was an unusually large at
tendance and they cleared fifteen dollars
to help defray the expenses of their
trip to Montpelier to visit the Iegisla-
ture.
John B. Corliss has returned from
Lowell, Mass, where he spent week
with friends. His health has so much
improved as to enable him to resume
driving his rural mail route, which was
in charge Of Fred w. Lewis during Mr.,
Corliss' recent illness and absence in
Massachusetts.
Austin Puffer of Riehford came re-
Gently to visit his sisters, Mrs. Laura
Puffer Moore. Mrs Philena (Putfer)
Davis and Mrs. Samuel Beckwith, Mr..
Puffer, who is eighty years old, was
accompanied by his daughter and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Hardy, and
a grandson, Cleveland Sargent. Mr..
Hardy is proprietor of the Park View
house, at Bethlehem, n. II.