The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-25
MARSHFIELD.
Death Of Mrs. Horace Hill Caused by
Cancer.


Augusta, wife OF Horace Hill and
daughter of Charles and Celinda Glidden,
died in MarshHeld Aug. of cancer. She
was the eldest OF nine children Augusta
Aurora, Clara, Evelyn, Clarence and
Ella. all deceased, Oryille of Plainfeld,
Mrs. Martin Chambc, lain of Washington,
Edwin of Tampa, Fla, still living.
! Augusta married, May 10, 1864,
Horace Hilt and spent most of her mar
ried life on the farm where she died.
Her disease was long and painful but
borne with the utmost fortitude and
patience, trusting in the mercy and
goodness OF God to carry her through.
She was kind neighbor, and faithful
friend. An affectionate wife and
mother has passed from life away and
her loss is most deeply felt by those
who knew and loved her. The home
that she had so long presided over seems
desolate and sorrowful Much sympathy
is felt for the husband in his declining
years, left with his son, Harry, and
daughter, Mrs. Flora Lyndes.
The funeral was held at her late
home, Aug, s, Rev. A. w. Hewitt OF
Plaintield officiating, and burial was in
the Plainfeld cemetery. Those from out
OF town who attended the funeral were
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Chamberlain, Or
willie Glidden Winfield Glidden and wife
Mrs. Cora Glidden and son, Mark, Mrs.
Bertha Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martin,
Wheeler Batchelder and daughter, Maude
Il. +. Leavitt, Mrs. Ellen Rideout, Mrs.
George Townsend and Mr. and Mrs, i. J.
Bartlett.
''fhere is no death; what seems so is
transition;
This life of mortal breath
Is but the suburb of the life Elysian,
Whose portal we call death"
A c. 4. lawn party and social will be
held at the church Friday evening, Aug.
IS. One feature of the evening will be
races of various kinds. If YOU want a
good time come prepared to do your
part. Ice cream viii be sold during the
evening. If the weather is not suitable, |
the social will be held inside the church. |
Coming Sept. 3 and 4, at Pythian hall,
One Hundred Years Ago" Come and |
zee Herr Glockenspill Fitzbooble" con
iuct an old-time concert. Mrs. Perkins
will bring Mr.. Perkins, with the trip |
cts and twins, right along with her,
Watch for further notice
Miss Esther Cate OF Barre has been
pending several days with her cousin,
Miss Grace HOLSTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Pauley Of Som
rville, Mass, visited Mrs. Belle Cole
asst Friday.
F. 2. Brown and family are in camp
t Groton pond this week.
eft on Thursday for Ayers Cliff, Que,
7here she will join her parents, Mr.. and
irs. C. C. Robinson.
Ira Edison of Montpelier visited old
riends in town last week
j. Ward Carver of Barre spent Sun
ay with Mrs Carver at the home of ,
is parents, DIR. and Mrs. II. s. Carver.
Mrs Minnie Slocum and two children,
nth and Delbert, accompanied by Har
ey Summer. ir., and Miss Esther Bre-
.tte OF Corinth. visited Miss A. l.. Burn
am last week.
Mrs. J Burton Pike and sons were in
Up at Groton pond last week. =
Miss Ethel Duke of Montpelier was at r
ome over Sunday.
Mr. Brockway Of Williamstown is
sitting his daughter Mrs. Kate Had
ok.
A. T. Davis and family left Saturday
n Pittsfeld, n. H., TO visit his brother, o
/, A. Davis.
Miss Alma Leonard of Calais is at DR..
s. Carver's, helping care for Mrs. J.
ard Carver. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooker and daughter,
ildred, of Hardwiek visited at NJ. X.
all's last week.