The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-03
CHELSEA
James Atwood Died After Apparently
Making Good Progress.

Z In good recovery from a serious lines
n Of several weeks duration, died yer
r suddenly of heart disease on Thursda
. evening. The funeral was held fror
{ the house Saturday afternoon, Rev. job
5 A. Lawrence officiating, and intermen
was in the family lot in Highland GENE
terry. Among those from away who wer
, here to attend the funeral were Mr.. an,
} Mrs. Fred b. Atwood of Boston. TIL
, passing OF Mr.. Atwood removes one o
, the older residents and one whose lif
, had been spent in this town. He il
survived by a widow and one daughter
J Miss Mary Atwood, who lived at HON,
and had assisted most tenderly in hi
care during his long illness. Mr.. At
, wood was about rs years of age.
Ray f. Titus came home Friday aft
ernoon and remained as the guest OF
his father, Frank J. Titus, until Sunday
afternoon, when he returned to his work
lin the Sullivan machine shops in Clare
mont, N. II.
Hon. Hale X. Darling spoke Memorial
day at Post Mills and later in the day
went to ST. Johnsbury, where he tried
a case as referee, on Saturday.
Prof. Carl d. Grippe, Harry r. Wish
art, Miss Myrtle Il. Bixby and Miss Lou
NJ. Dntton spent Memorial day in Barre
and Northfield. taking in ball game
at Mortified between Norwich univer-
sity and NIiddlebury college. Prof
grippe and Miss Dutton are both grad
yates OF Middlebury
/ Eugene H. Kennedy was in Barre and
! A1npt al hpsfnaaa E,.fJ Nj Cat
urday and was accompanied by Mrs.
Kennedy.
AT the regular monthly meeting of
the Modern Woodmen of America, held
Monday evening, May 20, the officers
elect for the ensuing year were duly in
stalled by Past Consul j. Oliver Per-
kins.
c. A. Chamberlin of Concord, N. H..
was in town recently for a brief visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch w.
Chamberlin, and their brother, Romeo r.
Chamberlin.
George Kennison of White River juno
tion, who a few years since worked for
j.. d. Barnes for few months, was in
town for few days last week.
Miss Louvia c. Hatch, who has been
spending the winter with her nephew,
Ernest A. Corwin, and wife, left last
week for Boston, where she will be
with other relatives during the summer
months.
Mr.. and Osman B. Copeland of Ran
dolph were in town part of last week
and were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w p. Townsend.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean II. Gilman Monday, May %, and
on Wednesday daughter was born to
IL and Mrs. George p. Lyford.
ia f. Goodwin was called to Fitch
burg, Mass, last Thursday to attend
the funeral of an aunt.
Sheriff Frank II. Tracy and Deputy |
Sheriff Henry Lawson of Montpelier were |
IN town on fishing trip Thursday and |
over night as the guests Of |
Jones.
Miss CaIista Sargent is seriously i'll
With nerve trouble at the home of her
lister, Mrs. Edward S. Dutton, in Will
JAMESTOWN.
The vestry OF the Congregational
hairch has recently been equipped with
lew chairs, which were presented by the
aides aid society.
Mrs. John H. Sprague, who had
riest at the home of her son, w. ri.
'prague, and family. for several days,
eturned Sunday to her home in East
Mrs. Lucy Emery, the Oldest daughter
/ DR.. and Mrs M. H. Corwin, and the
life of Walter Fl. Emery, whose illness
/ pneumonia was reported in these coll
INNS last week, died at her home Fri
ay morning, leaving besides her parents
nd husband, two daughters. Misses
lice and Mary Emery, one brother Rev.
arl Corwin, who is now in Porto Rico,
nd one sister. Mrs. Willard F. George of $
lis town. more extended notice of a
err demise will appear in these columns
i later date. 9
Mrs. Laura Berry went to Montpelier u
st week to visit at the home OF her
lughter, Mrs. Harry Wilder. e
Mrs. Milo M. Sanborn went to Barre
ty Sunday to consult her physician, :
r. r. X. 4. Armchambault. She made
e trip with her son, Archie +. Sanborn, A,
his auto a,
Memorial day passed off here with its "
ual manner of quietitude. The exer- b.
ses were held in the afternoon, Rev.
b. Enright being the speaker of the G.
", and the music was furnished by
e STAFFORD cornet band. DC
MFR. and Mrs. Fred A. Ordway went Ell
Barre Sunday to make short visit W
their daughter, Mrs. Earl f. Parker,
d family. ce
Mrs. Titus III. Wilfore of Montpelier
me home Thursday evening to spend da
few days at the home of her parents, y
:. and Mrs. Will A. Hood. q
Mr.. and Mrs Willard p. Townsend IN
; entertaining as their guest the lat
IS sister, Mrs. Ella (0rdway) Wood
nv, of Massachusetts,
Miss Mary j. George went recently
Melrose, Mass, TO visit her former Sc
me and old home friends and during
: absence, Mrs. Frank j. Whitney is ha
eping house for "Unele' Moses George,
o makes his home with Miss George. far
4. w. Hoyt of Vershre, a former resi-
1t here, was in town on business Sat G.,
lay and called on many of his friends. TOT
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