The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-20
WATERBURY.

have been visiting in town.
A large congregation greeted Father
Cotrey at st Andrews church sun
day.
John Mobus of Warren was guest
Of Judge Elmtley Saturday night and
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Turner and
children of South Duxbury are visiting
III Berlin
Mary Carver Campbell and son OF
Mortified ars guests of her tother'
Thomas Carver,
J. c. McMullin, Mrs Kate Me-
Mullin and daughter, Maude, visited IN
Eayston Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blair took their
baby TO the Mary Fletcher hospital
for treatment Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Collins, who has been
so i'll is more comfortable. Mrs.
Gleason is caring for her,
NJ. j. Hills lost valuable three
year.old heifer Saturday by her break
ing her leg in the pasture
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gabree were
in Montpelier Saturday, attending the
funeral of Mr.. Gabree's sister, Mrs.
Beach
Mr.. and Mrs Durfee and son, Ed
son, of Bristol are guests at .he home
OF " l.. Perkins Edison Durfee re-
Gently graduated from Norwich uni
versity
The Dorcas club Of the South Dux-
bury church held a meeting with Mrs
Charles Louizell last Wednesday after
noon A most enjoyable time was
passed A business meeting will be
held this week Wednesday
Married at the Congregational par.
sonage, by Rev. William L. Bocourt,
Harold w Miles and Lillian May kim
bah OF Montpelier, Saturday evening
June H. Both bride and groom hold
prominent positions at the Pevilion.
! Dillingham; grange held their chill
dren's night Saturday evening, when
the following took part: Reading
Heath Towne; violin solo, Lawrence
1owne; piano solo, Kathleen Townei
reading, Miss Daisy Hazeltine, reading,
Will Towne; recitation, J Crossett
shonio; piano solo, Mrs Phillip
! shonio; and singing by the grange In.
teresting remarks were made by Dis
trict Deputy Johns Mobus Of Warren
and refreshments were served.
Camers Hump was very popular
place Saturday and Sunday A party
OF nineteen from Barre stayed on the
mountain Saturday night and the fol-
lowing from here Mr. and Mrs. ".
ly. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. G B Nc
Allistcr. Albert Turner, Irving Turner
and Ray Davis Sunday from here there
ascended the mountain for the day
Mr.. and Mrs f. f Foss, the Misses
Hazel and Ferrice Foss, Levi Boyce
Leigh Boyce, Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Carr Of Worcester; NJ J Maloneyi
Mrs. Cora Decker and daughter OF
Montpelier, f. r. Maldney, Mr. and
Mrs Clyde Morse, Mr. and Mrs John
Flynn, George Rowland and Arthur
/ Rowland
The memorial services held by EN-
erald Rebekah lodge, No. 80, and Men
tor lodge, No 81, at the 1 0 0 F.
hall Sunday afternoon were largely at
tended Noble Grands Grant Russel
and Helen somerville had charge Of
the services. A biographical sketch Of
the brothers was given by e, 9.
Graves and Of the sisters by Mrs. J,
In Shipman Poems we're read by OF
liver Somerville and solos were sung by
Mrs. Ernest Joslyn, @ L Hatch and
Ia. G. Miller. Judge Huntley gave q
carefully prepared paper and the bene
diction was pronounced by Rv W L,
Boicourt. The flowers for the graves
outside Of the village cemetery were
deposited on the altar with appropriate
exercises and afterward taken BY
friends to the different cemeteries
Following the exercises at the hall,
line OF march was formed to the GENE
terry. where flowers were deposited OF
the graves of those buried there.
Tag day Saturday was day o
great doings and the persons who es
capped the vigilance Of the young ladie'
on guard We're very few Everyone
and everything was tagged rs a con
tributor to the Waterbury Fourth o
July celebration, something besides
noise for the whole community. Thu
program for the day was outlined oil
the tags as follows: 10 a. m, parade
80 p. m, athletic sports; $3.50 p. m
baseball game; s p. m, band concert
o p, M, fireworks Everyone is tax
! ing hold of this celebration and ma,
be assured that Waterbury is to b
.lI &c.. 49,. A. Caturda