The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-26
WILLIAMSBURG


Mrs. George g Earle thinks She t.
gaining Ia strength now that she !.
able to be out Of doors more.
r. Thomas died at Mrs. Charles Guild.
home on Thursday and his body wa.
later taken TO Mortified for burial.
II Is reported that rich woman III
Boston hhs barqained for both our Monu.
ment house and the Gulf Springs house.
Michael j. Elliott left two brothers
John OF New Mexico and Daniel Of Tex
a. Both are road masters for railroad
companies
Up to Thursday Of this week. the Bail
ely brothers Ben and Luther had made
200 pounds Of maple sugar aud syrup
this season.
We would call attention again to the
Easter sacred concert 70 be given at chs
union service IN the N. +, church next
Sunday evening
The Rehekahs have Just bought Of the
Village Improvement society The upright
piano that has been IN our town han for
a year Or two past
Superintendent o. Schools II d. Casey
has been in Whiting 81 late days where
HIS mother recently died His wife Is III
quite poor health al present.
House. builder Jerry VI Hutchinson
tells as that ia the last ten years lie
has not before had 50 good an outlook
for work in his line for season as
az the present time.
Mrs. Patsy Elliott viii return ere very
long from New Mexico. where she has
been for some two years ia the family Of
her late husbands brother, John Elliott,
caring for his motherless children.
George W. Cox Of East Barre, who had
been stsving here for q little time for
treatment Of cancers on his face and
neck. has returned TO his home and
We think, is very happy man for the
benefit ne received.
we are told that Horace NJ. Farnham
Of Hast Montpelier viii furnish Sis
horses for work on orr highways the
coming season and that a Transfers
family viii live 10 q part Of The Sidney
house now occupied by Angus Macleod Z
family
MRS. NJ. ,. Elliott desires % express
thanks 70 friends fol their kindness and
floral tributes, and especially q tie
neighhors around The home farm. who
showed 80 much kindness, aud 10 Dr..
Hurley, who 20 faithfully attended her
husband to the end.
blacksmith Angus Macleod who went
20 tho Victoria hospital Montreal last
Tuesday for the removal Of a cataract
from an eye found that SIS weeks treat
ment would be required before the eve
would be IN proper condition to be oper4
ated upon. Very naturally, Il was a
great disappointment 20 him.
AT the meeting Of orr Fraternity Re.
bekah lodge Ast Thursday evening there
were present Mrs. Susie Reach 81 White
River Junction president 81 the state
Rehekah assembly. and Mrs Louie
Boyce Of Barre. secretary ~ the state
Rebekah assembly Three new members
were added To our lodge at the time.
In one Of tie well. known large cities
of tic West where Lewis II seavef of
the National Humane alliance had placed
an Ensign drinking fountain. record
was kept for fourteen hours II a certain
day 81 ne men and things that queuehel
their taifst at this fountain. which wa
as foiows Men women and children. +
48i h0rses and mules 20l dogs ard
birds 2s4; ] COW and eat making 4
total OF 1925. At another ard smaller
western town. 90 horses were once seen
70 drink from another Of these fountains
in 90 minutes.
Michael J. Elliott, who died here Tues.
day afternoon Of this week was a son
Of the late Thomas Elliott Of Mortified (
and was born March & 1868 When he /
was some sixteen years OF age he W'eng F
70 Barre ID learn the granite cutting
trade with AFRO p. Morse He liked F
Air. Morse as an employer, one 81 Whose
directions to him at times was, Don't +
hurry, but 40 your work WE'LL Wei
Judge that Mf Elliott was faithful, 81
ways, IL doing his work wei A pioneer
firm ia The granite notwithstanding bus
ness I'd our village was that III Tie f
lott Brothers -Four of these brothers
have cut stone here Michael il. Patsy
and thomas, she three fl
having AL died 81 consumption The iirm
81 Elliott Brothers while IN busine
here, had an enviable name indeed for
square dealing and for Hs
rood work Some 10 years ago, Michael
Elliott married Miss Nellie daughter q
Mr. and Mrs Henry G. House, and The
marriage seems 70 have proved one Of
he very happiest. Faithful love and
levotion on the part OF each character
ned it to Mr.. Elliott's diving breath
some five years ago Mr. Elliott bought
ihe old Horace z. White farm. and i
va hoped That life upon IL might stay
DE rayages Of tuberculosis, but it was
lot TO be. a year and more ago DIR
md Mrs. Elliott went to Colorado and
Sew Mexico and remained some months
ind through q winter but a eHre Wa
lot effected Mr. Elliott met hravely ali &
he conditions Of Its health from time
d time and to THE very end lie WI
bright intelligent, manly man. and #
vas a treat 10 us To Silt for chat with
Vim and SER his insight into the things
Ie bad mastered Born into the Catholic
aith and bred therein his funeral vas
ield ia The Catholic church al Granite,
lille on Thursday forenoon, where
warm tribute was paid him hy tie off.
iating minister His burial was ii orr
'illage cemetery Thursday, The day of 4
Is burial was beautiful, summer ike
ay We had occasion 60 60 to the GENE
cry IN the afternoon and to The fresh
raves OF both Mr.. Elliott and our former
ownsman j Ryland Sewer On both
hese graves lay beautiful flowers. the