The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-03-19

CURED q few years ago, oyercame the
mother and she had not recovered from
the loss, mourning daily for the com,
fort her daughter gave her. Mrs. Mead.
er was a faithful wife. mother and aunt
TO all who were under her care all the
years of their soiurn with her. The
youngest of these is Raymond Els
worth, the child Of Blanche Meader Ellis
worth of st. Adams Mrs. Meader was
73 years and 10 months of age. The
funeral was held from her late home
last Thursday. Rev. Ranney of the
Methodist church officiating. The bear
ers were the son, George, two brothers
Of her late husband, Oakley and Samuel,
and 2 nephew, Guy Meader. The body
was placed in the tomb at Cabot, await
ing burial in the cemetery at Cabot vii
lage, beside her husband.
EIbridge Rosebrooll is working for Ivan
Carpenter for the sugarng season.
Mrs. Julia Blake OF North Hyde Park,
who has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. J.. d. Mute. and other relatives for
several weeks, returned to her home last
Thursday.
Ivan Carpenter is the first Of the sugar
makers to get TO work, as last year.
Here is success TO him: surely he will
get the first run.
Carroll Slayton OF Montpelier has
moved his family into the house Of II. D..
McCrilis on Depot street.
Florence /. Ellis OF South Ryegate il
visiting in the home Of her aunt, Mrs
G.. A. Davis, for an indefinite time.
Leon Rathbone recently moved his
family into the house of Nelson Gay on
the Cabot road
The drama presented by the high and
graded schools of the village resulted in
bank account of SIT for the use of
the school orchestra Much credit is due
Mrs. r. H. Saby, whose untiring labors
have placed the young people on such
good footing.
George May recently moved his fam
lily from his house on Main street TO the
home Of his father, G. G. May, on
Depot street
Mrs Sayby met the boys Of the Agri-
cultural club last Saturday evening. and
committees We're appointed to arrange
for fair to be given next fall by the
boys Of the club and girls OF the Domes-
tic Science club. Committees were APP
pointed as follows Agricultural, fruit,
poultry, carpentry, gardening live stock,
and pastry. fancy work, etc The young
people will greatly appreciate all CO.
operation Of the parents and friends
Surely the work is that of interest to
all
The following program is submitted
by the lecturer Of Alberta grange for the
next meeting, occurring next Wednesday
evening: Music by the grange; discus
sion, "Apple Culture" to be opened by
+. II. Saxby. 10 be followed BY others
grange paper, Grange Gabble,' by Mrs.
J. b. Pike and Mrs. Z. H. Saxby, editors;
song. Miss Nellie Pike; reading. Mrs
c. H. Chaplin discussion, Modern I'm
for the Home" opened by
Mrs. Frank Brown: singing by grange
choir. Refreshments will be served after
the meeting. Let the ladies remember
to bring pie or doughnuts, please
Expert checker playing seems to be
of interest in these parts, several OF this
town being hard to "belt" in every sense
Of the word. Last Saturday evening Ar
thur Bartlett. the efficient station agent,
about IL of his friends at
the station. Several interesting games
were enjoyed. then social hour with
of fruit, set out by Mr..
Bartlett. followed. n
Mrs. David Lucas. who has been quite +
i'll Of pneumonia and other compiled
tons, is much improved. Her many
friends are glad to learn this and wish
for her steady Improvement.
Mrs. McAllester. mother of Mrs. b. b. T
Nownes. has been quite poorly all winter /
but is reported to be improving