The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-17
MARSHFIELD.


L. A. Rosebrook and family We're at
Greensboro last Sunday to visit Madam
Sadie Rosebrook, at Goss' hotel. going
with c. L. Dwinell and family in their
auto.
About % members of Myrtle temple
p. s., including the officers and degree
staff, were in Danyile Monday evening
to visit the temple of that place, doing
the work Of that degree at that time.
The entire party went in automobiles
owned by the following, Simeon Swerd-
feger, Josiah Mears, Gilbert Dwinell, FIR
nest Douse and George Ormsbee.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
S. II. Unwin last Saturday evening, a
very welcome guest, but the little
stranger tarried only five short hours
and is deeply mourned for by the en-
tire family. Much sympathy is ex.
pressed for the family in their sorrow.
Mrs. Harvey of Cabot is nursing in
the family of S. II. Unwin for the pres
ent.
George, son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID.
! McCrillis is i'll with measles.
The latest word from Mrs. c. ID.
Smith, who has been in Mary Fletcher
hospital at Burlington about two weeks.
is that she is doing as well as could
be expected and much better than her
friends dared to hope, considering the
serious operation she underwent at that
institution.
Mrs. S. H. Packer, who is in a hos
pital in South birmingham, Mass, whore
she has been convalescing from a very
serious operation, performed about two
weeks ago, is as comfortable as possible,
all things considered. Her many friends
wish for her recovery TO health.
Elbridge Rosebrook went to Grove
ton, n H., last week, where he has EN-
ployment in the paper mill. His uncle,
Dan Mcleod, being oyerseer of the same
mill, it makes the work very pleasant
for the young man. His young friends
in this vicinity wish him success.
Mrs. f.. c. Pitkin, who had been visit.
ing friends in Peacham for a week, re-
turned to her home last Saturday.
Following is an account of the death
of a former townsman. Curtis s. Woos
ter, taken from the Trempealean Record
recently ceived by friends in this town:
Curtis $. Wooster of Winona. Mimi, !
was born in the town of Marshfeld Vt. |
81 years ago, spending his boyhood days
in that and surrounding towns. He was
the son of Stephen and Dorcas Pitisin
Wooster, receiving his higher education
at Goddard seminary graduating in the !
class of 1878. Mr. Wooster married Miss |
Idella West of East Montpelier and they
went west to make their home, living |
in the towns OF Chatfeld, Mimi, and !
Wis. While at Trempea- |
lean he was engaged in fruit growing, |
and was a successful breeder of Aber- |
deem Angus cattle. To Mr.. and Mrs.
Wooster were born three daughters and |
two sons. The deceased is survived by |
the widow, three daughters, Mrs, Fanny
Dugan and Miss Laura Wooster Of
Winona and Mrs. Luella johnson of Cen
terville, Mimi, also two sons, Wallace
and Ralph, also of Winona.
The following is the report of the
King district school, taught by Miss
trace Hollister: Those without marks
we're, Beatrice and Erwin Spencer. Eio-
et Rnshlow, Ruth Pike, Willie. Bessie
ind Hermon Wild. The total absence
Tor the term was five and one-half days
iara Townsend being absent one and
,ne-half days, Harold Townsend one day
ind Graydon Townsend three days Miss
iollister is considered successful teach
IT and her friends will be interested to
;now that she has engaged to teach the
chool in Montpelier Center the ensuing
ear
Bert West and daughter Zoe of Elgin.
H., are in this and surrounding towns
With relatives for an indefinite visit.
r, X. Ide wishes the correspondent to
orrect statement made in recent
ssue of The Times, relating to his re-
urning from Greensboro in the auto
# H. ID. McCrilis. as Mr.. Ide returned
ome day earlier than the McCrillis
'arty, and by other means of trans
'ortation.
For the benefit OF the public feeling
nd for the benefit of Peter White, we
re requested TO say that the story in cir
ulation, that one of Mr.. Whites hor.es
vas i'll Of CHAMBERS, is wholly untrue.
s pronounced by State Cattle Commits.
Toner of Agriculture O. l.. Martin, and
veterinary of Montpelier.
James Bouldry is building a cottage :.
t st. Joseph's lake, Danville. Nathan /,
'lumbley is helping Mr.. Bouldry. !
Mrs. Fannie Ennis went to Richmond /;
tuesday to remain with her brother and !
riends a few days.