The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-30
CHELSEA.
Funeral OF Mrs. G. L. Hayward Held
Last Monday.

Funeral OF Mrs. G. L. Hayward Hell
Last Monday.
Mrs. George l.. Hayward, who has
been great sufferer from Brights dis
ease and heart trouble for nearly year
died al her home on Maple avenue sat
urday, December, 81, and the funeral
was held from the Congregational
church. Monday afternoon, Rev. John a
Lawrence officiating. Representative II
II. Adams was funeral director and the
bearers were three sons, Fred II. Hay
ward, james G. Hayward aud Max /,
Hayward, and son'in-law, Henry
CLARK, and the interment was in the
family lot in Highland cemetery. Tie
deceased was a highly respected woman,
prominent in social circlesand will be
much missed by her family and large
circle of friends. She is survived by her
husband. two daughters, Mrs, Dan Rob.
nson of Brattleboro and Mrs. Henry
Clark of this town; and four sons, Fred
H., and Max L. Hay card OF this town,
James G.. Hayward of Manchester, n. H.,
and Ned +. Hayward of Utica, \. Y.
The immediate family were all present
at the funeral but Ned who. by reason
of being out OF his home city, did not
receive the wire announcing his mothers
death until after the funeral. Among
those from out of town who were here
TO attend the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs.
+. II. Doubleday of South Royalton ard
Miss Hattie Il. Lewis of Montpelier.
The Orange county prison board,
which is made up of the assistant judges,
county highway supervisor and sheriff.
met at the Orange county hotel Thurs
day and organized by electing Judge
Hayward, chairman. and Sheriff Il. W.
Kent, secretary and treasurer.
Azeriah Barnes, Alice Button and Vim
ton A. Corwin, who have all been saIlcr-
ing with an attack of pneumonia, are
making satisfactory progress toward re-
covery
Phil Clough has sold his farm through
George Goodrich. the local agent for the
Strout Real Estate agency of Boston, to
a Mr. Royce of Ferrisburg. Considera-
ton 5000. Possession to be given next
fall
During the holidays Lyle Beckwith is
clerking for +. A. Corwin and Miss
Sylvia Comstock for Col. ii. o. Bixhy. |
Archie +. Sanborn and Charles r.
Dickinson have purchased the tinsmith's |
tools of II. o. Bixby, assignee of the |
Prescott hardware outfit" and have I
entered into a partnership and will
handle sugar tools and do a general roof
ing business, making galvanized iron
roofing speciality. They have rented
the ground floor OF ". p. Townsend's
storehouse in the rear of the postotiice
block and will be in readiness to take
ARE of the spring and summer trade.
They will do business under the firm
lame and style of Sanborn q Dickinson
They are good straight young business
men and are deserving of the public
patronage in this and surrounding towns
md we bespeak for them a liberal share
# the patronage.
Wiram Morse was called suddenly 10
ieriden, n H., last week by the serious
Illness of relatives.
Madam Mary Walker, who lives in the
,ocke house on Main street, is having
he pleasure OF an extended visit from
er son. w. d. Walker of Barre City.
Herbert r. Garvin, who has been the
uest of DIR, w. H. Hill for several days,
as returned to his home in Lebanon, ~
|. Mr.. Garvin was former Chelsea
oy and left town but few years ago
D take up his home in Lebanon. I
Miss Gladys Ballot, who teaches in
is spending the holiday VA
alton at the home of her parents, Mr.. /
nd Mrs. j. d. Ballou, on the west hill; {
) is Miss Clara Hemenway. who teaches :
STAFFORD, at the home Of her parents, g
Ir, and Mrs. J. Frank Hemenway, who
side on the west hill also.
Miss Pauline Darling spent Christmas !,
it'll her parents at the home of aer ),
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hyde, !.
White River Junction.
Miss Liva Bixby. who has been wait
g tables at the Orange County hotel :
lring the past NORTH. has returned to
II home in Copperfeld. s
Miss VERNE Burgess is assisting in
e household duties in the family of
d. II. o. Bixby and her sister. Miss
nth Burgess, is filling like position a
the family of r. Il. Hood. fl
A card jarty and dance was held at b
e home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles i. II
,yle in South Washington Thursday "
ening. Music was furnished by +,
man y. and Fred d. Parhurst ard
alter Il. UnderLa H. :.
Miss Lenora Wilson. trained nurse "
10 has been with patients here for le
out three weeks, has returned to the g
me of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ly- N
IN Wilson, at West Corinth. lie
The annual meeting and roll call of in
e Congregational church will be held ST
the church parlors on Thursday, Jan BIZ
nv ?. The business meeting. at which I'll
II be held the annual election of Of 4,
FRS. viii be held at 10 O'Clock, which =
Il be followed by the dinner and roll
|. !,
Harry II. Wishart, who spent a few days 81
Christmas time at the home of his IN
ther, Mrs. Barbara Wishart, in Barre In
y. has returned to his duties again IS hi
istant cashier at the local bank. an