The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-04
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Grin Rogers, Who Died Wednesday, a
longtime Resident Of Town.

4 longtime Resident Of Town.
! Grin Rogers died at his home on west
I hin last Wednesday, after several
months illness with Bright's disease
and heart trouble. Most of his life
] had been spen: in this town He was
4 a member of the G A. r. having
served in the late rebellion Funeral
services were held at his home, Rev
i y Currier officiating and his re.
mains were taken 70 Danville and
placed in the vault to await burial
? later.
! Mrs I II Osgood was in Mont.
pelier Tuesday TO see Der parents
| Mrs. Able smith went 70 Jamaica
Plains, Mass, Thursday to spend few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs F w
Southwiek
Mrs. Vilray Hoyt has gone to Battle
Creek Mich. for treatment in a hos.
Ipital
G. A Smith has rented Ernest ST
Johns house in this village and will
move there this week
John Atherton is at work for Walter
Perry through sugarng and has moved
his family TO George BOWS.
Eleanor Knowles has sold his stage
business to ] L Livingston
Julian Marsh is in Connecticut to see
his brother. Arthur. and will visit his
son, Ralph, before returning home
Mrs Salie Lyfopd has cactus with
20 buds and blossoms, the flowers as
large as a coffee cup
Miss Nellie Williams is spending her
Easter vacation in town and stopping
at J NJ Southwick's.
For IS years and some months, J. |.
Stone Of this town has been constant
attendant at every Sunday morning
preaching service, except. three Through
the month of March he has not been
able to attend on account Of a bad
knee Who can show better record
than this, or half as good
Ernest st. John has hired out to
work for II o Dwinell and has rented
the house Of Mrs f. + Smith He
will soon move his family there
Mr. and Mrs Charles Kenerson of
Barre spent several days with rela
tives in this village last week
Lewis Celley has finished work in
Charles Utley's mill in Hardwick and
returned home.
On Thursday evening. March %. the
ladies OF the w r. c. and members of
G. A r., with few friends and
neighbors. numbering 80, gathered at
the home OF their president Mrs Ada
L. Merriss, to give her surprise, the
occasion being her 4lst birthday. An
interesting biographical sketch was
given by Miss Florence Yoodry, who,
in behalf Of the w. X. c.. presented
Mrs Merritt beautiful cake plate
and pie knife as a token of remem-
brance Priu p. A Gilmore gave
several readings and songs in his usual
good hundred way, which combined
with instrumental selections. helped to
pass a pleasant evening Refreshments
OF oranges. bananas dates and candy
We're served
DR. NJ ID Warren was called to
Woodbury. last week to assist DR..
George OF Hardwick perform an opera
ton for appendicitis on the son Of Fred
Thomas lie is now doing well
Charles Utley has moved back to his
home on west hill after doing an eX-
tensive lumber Job in Hardwick
Ralph Ide of Marshfeld is taking the
position as first man at the creamery
for a short time
The entertainment at town hall last
Friday evening, given by the Montpelier
students drew good audience of at
tentive listeners Some fine piano Sc
lecti0ns and recitation by Maidene
Walbridge vocal music by Miss
Strachan and a recitation by Alden
Owen were rendered in pleasing man.
ner and were heartily encored The
Misses Austin assisted with their vio-
lins The proceeds amounted TO over
so.