The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-28

Death Of Charles Z. Pope, after Series
at Shocks.

Death OF Charles Z. Pope, after a Series
at Shocks.
Charles f. Pope died edne-day morn.
ing, the result 81 a series OF shocks Mr.
Pope was born ia Lincoln and was 90
years old. For Is years he bad been
PRESIDENT Of this town During The last
\ years he suffered from "a severe heart
l trouble, which made it impossible for
him 20 exercise, The funeral was held
on Friday Deceased 3. survived by bis
wife two sons and a daughter Henry
Pope Of Springfield aud George Pope Of
this village. and Airs, George Draper Of
Hopedale, Mass, an Of whom were pres.
ent at the funeral
Miss Grace Abel 81 East Braintree Is
employed as clerk IN the store Of y. Al.
Thomas.
Mrs. y ]. Blakely has gone % Tun
bridge % remain for q time with her
sister Mrs. Myron fuller.
Mrs. George Folsom Of waitsaeld 4
with her daughter. Mrs. r. W. AlcAlis
ter for an indefinite period.
Mrs. w. II. Gladding has returned
from ten days visit to her brother
Charles Foster Of Montpelier
Miss Bernice Morrill,, Who has been
with her aunt, Mrs Nettie Rix, for two
weeks, has returned to her home ia Tun
bridge
Miss Winnifred Chadwick has gone
70 Waterbury, Conn, for short visit
and win 90 to New York before her
return here.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neville OF Keene
n. H., who have been visitors Of their
mother, Mrs. A. G. Putnam, have re.
turned home
Mrs. Mary Pratt Of White River juno.
ton was here Sunday to SEE her mother
Mrs. George Whitney, who has been sui
fering vita pleurisy
J. B. Wells has been reappointed coun.
~ road commissioner for the fourth
time. Mr. Wells was in STAFFORD this
week on road business
Mrs. George Carroll Of Campton vii
lage, n. IT,, has been a visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Briggs in
this place the last week
Mrs, n. G. Greene has left the sana
forum and Il now al her home, whore
she seems 70 be gaining rapidly from
her late serious surgical operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. N. Draper have re-
ceiyed news Of the birth Of a son 70 DR.. I
and Mrs. Walter Woodward Of Seattle.
Washington, a grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs. t
Draper.
Henry Haraden has exchanged his farm
lin Braintree for the house of Charles Bur. I
ridge on School street and the families /
win change their places Of residence IN 1
a few days
John Bingham had 80 head Of cattle
tested for tuberculosis and the n ami. /
mails which were condemned were shipped 4
by DR.. f. II. stearns to the rendering
plant at Burlington.
Leon Amsden Of Mitchell. s. D.. who
has been here with bis mother. Mrs /
Mary Amsden, Gil winter was taken %
the sanatorioum this week to be treated
for chronic Bright's disease
Miss Lettie Bailey. who was at East
Montpelier al d soprano soloist for the
singing convention last week, returned
Friday night and reports a delightful
time and successful convention.
A contest for the enlargemut Of the
Federated Sunday school Is in coutempla.
tion in the near future, the victorious
side being expected to furnish a banquet
at the expiration Of a limited time.
The entertainment given BY the Nor
wich cadets Oh Friday evening was well
attended, and AZ the close a very pleas
ant dancing party was held Ia grange
hall which was much enjoyed by the
young people
Mrs N. NJ. Wilson entertained 81 girls
and boys at the parish house Saturday
afternoon IN honor Of her daughter. Mary
Helen. Mrs. Guy Wilson and son. Har
old, were here from Bethel To join the
party and returned to their home on
Sunday.
About $50 persons, members and guests
Of Bethany church ard congregation,
were present ait the Bethany parish house
to attend the annual roll-call on Wednes
day evening, who, after enjoying the 50.
cial hour, were treated 10 refreshments
Besides the members who responded 70
the names, short speeches were given bv
Drs. Russlow Clifford and Rumrill, and
" A. Grant.
a good number attended the Saturday
evening grange. when the program was
in charge Of four gentlemen, Alonzo En-.
cry, Dana Morse W. w. Jones and Iiy
man Hutchinson. 1t consisted entirely
Of literary and musical selections. The
male quartet and grange choir furnishing
contributions while q paper was given
by Mrs H W. Holden and addresses by
pr Russlow, Alonzo Emery, D. II. Morse
and others The meeting was named
cold Folks Night, and was a successful
and interesting occasion.