The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-11
CABOT
Death of Charles Perkins Occurred in
Seattle-Native of Vermont.

Seattle-Native OF vermont.
The following Is taken from Seattle
Wash, paper, in regard to the death Of
Charles Perkins: Charles Perkins died
about 3 u. m, Thursday, April J., 1918
after an illness OF six months from q
complication of diseases incident to old
age. Mr.. Perkins was born in Walden
| VT, Aug. 10, 1881. the son of Jesse Per-
kins, the first white child of that town
Most of his life was spent in Vermont
coming to Seattle, July |, 1908. He mar
ried Ashbeline Gerry, daughter of Eli 7,
and Sarah A. Gerry OF Cabot, VT, May
Is, 1871. Five children were born to
them, three dying in infancy and the
daughter, Mrs. Ada Harvey, died July
| u, 1907 Mr.. Perkins is survived by a
wife and one son, Scott b. Perkins OF
Seattle, Wash. The funeral will be held
at Seattle from the crematorium on
Queen Anne hill on Wednesday, April 2,
1918. Incarceration will Immediately fol-
low the service as by Mr.. Perkins re-
quest before his DEATH" vermont
papers please copy.l
Earl Rogers has been in Boston a
few days, purchasing spring goods. His
wife accompanied him.
Mrs. NJ. Mcintyre returned from Bos-
ton with full line of millinery, but was
soon called to Hardwick by the serious
illness of her father, whose death oe-
Cured last Saturday, after few days
illness of pneumonia. Mrs. Mcintyre
will be at her rooms later and will be
pleased to see all her old friends.
Mrs. VIII Turner and son, Reynold,
of Berlin recently spent few days at
her old home with her father, o. 7.
Boyles, and brother, Fred, and family.
l.. j. Clough was summoned to Hard
wick last Monday to attend the funeral
of his brother-in law, Mr. Eastman.
Prin. Bushnell resumed his duties in
the high school Monday morning, after
one weeks illness with measles.
Rev. and Mrs. l. A. Ranney went
Monday afternoon to Richford to attend
conference. Mr.. and Mrs. Ramey have
made many friends during their stay
the past year and at the last business
meeting OF the stewards of the M. Il.
church unanimous vote was extended
to them to return for another year.
Marion Drew is i'll with measles.
Miss Eva Clough and Kenneth Mcln |
tyre went to Hardwick Monday to at |
tend the funeral of Mr.. Eastman.
Charles Rogers has returned to Cabot |
after spending few months in Colorado.
There will not be any services at the
VI. +. church next Sunday, in conse-
Iuence of the pastor being absent at
conference. A cordial invitation is ex-
ended from the Congregational people
o unite with them at the morning serv-
ce and Sunday school.
Rev. i. r. Currier OF Danville was in
own recently.
Miss Flora Atkins is recovering from
relapse following a weeks illness with H
measles. She is able to sit up a part
# the day.
Thirty-three dollars have been con-
ributed by the Congregational church
o the Red Cross society to be used Tor
he benefit of the food sufferers.
Mrs. L. w. Burbank and daughter,
'auline, are visiting in Mortified.
Mr., and Mrs. b. G. Rogers are in
ID. c., for few DAYS.
Joseph Jettie of Montreal has re-
urned home after spending few days
18th friend at Pliny Smiths.
Walter Lance is attending conference
t Richford
There will be sugar party next
uesday evening at 1880 at the camp
t George Hoyt and son, under the auspi
IS of the Delta Alpha society, served
y the men at 10 cents each. Everybody q
,rdially invited. h
Raymond Paige of Randolph was Il
lest of his grandmother, Mrs. Kate c
aige, Wednesday. Il
Schools in town will commence next +
onday. y