The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-22

y
uated from Colgate university in 1862;
from the connecting theological school
Hamilton, in 1905 and who has taken
a post graduate course in Chicago uni
versity.
A movement is on foot here to secure
a medical inspector for the schools.
Harry Getchell of Cabot and Miss Lin.
ME May Foster of Plainfeld were mar
ried Saturday by Rev. S. f. Bloomfield
/ and Friday he married Edwin Wheeler
and Miss Nellie Davis, both of Rich
mond.
The Burlington high school basketball
| team defeated the team from the Mont
| pelier high school here Saturday evening
| by the score of At to % The game
was the first one lost by the local school
this season, but is attributed to the
absence of two players.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron f Cotton have
decided to remove to Chicago, where Mr..
Cotton will represent the Cotton Man
/ ufacturing company as sales manager.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton are active in
Bethany church and Mrs. Cotton is chair
man of one of the departments of Wom-
ans club, so they will be missed in the
social and active work of the commu-
nifty
The Country club house entertained
about 80 golf players Saturday night,
hen the years trophies were awarded
Hartman f. Leslie having received the
club championship cup for the second
time. 1t becomes the property of the
one winning it three successive years.
Harry w. Coburn, the runner up, was
presented a silver medal and Alfred
Elonemann was awarded the presidents
cup. Fred t. Gleason was the toast
master Of the evening
Fred n Camp, native of Montpelier,
died in Boston yesterday of apoplexy,
following an illness with neuralgia OF
the heart. Mr. Camp was born here 60
years ago, the son of Zebina G. and
Sarah Adra Camp. He was educated
here and later became clerk in the
Old Exchange hotel, being employed since
then in various hotels in a number OF
states. He is survived by son, Fred
Mrs. Sarah +. Bixby of this city and
q half sister, Mrs. Mary Minckler of
Nevada, Mo. A private funeral will be
held from the Green Mount chapel Tues
day, preceding interment.
Miss Mary B. Lewis. who suffered a
shock of paralysis Saturday morning,
died yesterday at the home Of C. A. G.
Jackson She was born in Montpelier
6S years ago, her birth name being Bowe,
10 IL, - n
uncles, David and William G. Lewis, |
that she was called BY their name and
was known about the city as Mary
Lewis. She cared for her uncles as long
as they lived and then for her aunt I'M
til her death, being thus most of her
own life engaged in caring for elderly |
people. She had been for a long time I
a member of Bethany church and was
for many years teacher in the Sun
day school. For two years her health /
had been far from good and she was |
unable to mingle actively with the PEG. !
pie as was her won't She leaves /
cousin, Eben n. Lewis of Randolph; a I
niece, Miss Kate G. Wing of Cedar Rap. I
ids, Ia; a nephew, Samuel Wing of /
Pasadena, Cal, and cousin, w. C. I
Lewis of Globe Village Mass. The fu-
neral is to be held Wednesday afternoon
from Bethany church, Rev. S. f. Blom-
field officiating.
The annual meeting of the ladies' aid
society of Heaton hospital was held on
saturday, when reports were given and
officers elected. The treasurer reported
5! 230.42 on hand. Mrs Stalker, the
natron, stated that the number of pa
tients in 1917 was 457, an increase of
y. The officers elected were: President,
Mrs. c. II. Heaton; vice presidents Mrs
:. H. Fuller, Mrs. Fred Blanchard, Mrs
J G. Brown, Mrs. J. A. Kellogg; secre-
-ary, Mrs. p. f. Blodgett; treasurer,
Miss Matte Watson; managers, Mrs. A.
,. Cummins, chairman, Mrs. f. NJ
1orry, Mrs. c. p. Pitkin Mrs. A. c.
Blanchard, Mrs. l.. p. Gleason; furnish
ng committee, Mrs. G. p Pitkin, Mrs.
i. C. Gleason, Mrs A. C. Blanchard, Miss
arrie Timothy; library committee, Mrs.
= H. Fuller. Mrs James kelleher; Wis
ting committee, Mrs. C. H. Heaton, Mrs.
Dora Wing, Mrs. r. Lanier, Mrs. j. A.
Kellogg