The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-08
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| MIR. and Mrs Arthur ManhIln VI DIS
toll, Conn, were over-Sunday Visitors
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Northrop and lett
OH Monday for Canada. where they eN'
pect 10 remain for a year on a farm
Mrs. G. Il. Hewitt and her daughter,
who have been here from Somerville,
Mass, for the last week with Mrs. a..
A. Chadwick, Mrs. Hcwitt's sister, leit
on Monday for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morton, after
passing several weeks with MIR. and Mrs
! A. M. Hubbard and Mrs. X. g. Morton,
left on Monday for their home in Hyde
Park, Mass.
Mrs b. d. Chadwick after passing
Sunday with Mrs. Lucius Goodheart, lett
on Monday for he, home in Concord,
n H.. her husband having gone to Bos'
ten last week on business.
Miss Florence Richardson LETT on
Monday for Royalton wherJ she is 10
teach this fall,
Mrs. Walter Fisk went to Woodstock
Monday to remain with friends through
the week.
Mrs. Stillman Loomis and grand
daughter of Holyoke, Mass, who has
been with her sister, Mrs. Bruce, Tor
few days returned home Monday.
Miss Gertrude Worthen of Bradford
who has been guest of Mrs. W. ..
Dukette and daughter for few days,
left Monday for her home.
Henry j. Hatch Of Manchester, N. H.,
after passing Sunday with his son, FL
nest Hatch, left Monday for his home
Madam Webb, the mother of Luclns
Webb of Granville, passed her goth birth
day anniversary Sunday at her home
where she was greeted by friends and re.
ceived many letters and cards, extend
ing congratulations. Madam Webb stu
retains her faculties and is in quite good
health, and on Monday went across the
way to dine with her grandson and fam
| lily.
f. T. Messer Of Keene, n. H., who had
been summoned to Rochester by the
serious illness of an uncle, came here on
Monday morning for a short call upon
Mrs. Lizzie Messer and daughter, Miss
Annie Messer.
Misses Bertha and Mary Morse left on
Monday for Burlington to pass week
while Miss Mary is taking her vacation
| from the store of Bell Brothers, where
she is cashier.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell who for sew
eral years has been a teacher in Bellows
Falls and who has been here for her va
cation with Mr. and Mrs. w w. Jones,
| left on Monday TO resume teaching
| Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs L. D. Rhodes left Mon
lday fer Woburn Mass, to pass week
there with relatives, after which they
will visit places in New Hampshire be-
fore their return home in two weeks.
Labor day was quite generally OBJ
served by the closing OF the stores in
the afternoon and the bank and library
iall day.
| Mrs Charlesbois who has been here
from North Bay. Ontario, for ten days
visiting her brother Arthur Galarneau,
left on Monday for her home.
| Mrs. G. A. Emery. wife OF Rev. G. A.
Emery, well known in this vicinity as a
minister of the Methodist denomination,
died on August Goth at the home of her
brother in Lower Cabot. after an illness
of only a week, from the effects of
cholera morbus, resulting in heart fail
lure. Mrs. Emery was the mother of
George Emery Of this place and was
born in Shipton, Canada Her maiden
name was Sally Lucinda Doying When
small child, she came with her parents
to Eden, where she lived until her mar
rage to Mr.. Emery in Eden. Deceased
| had reached the age of 63 years, 20
months. and Ia days. From the time of
I her marriage she at once took up the
duties incident to the life of pastors
wife and for A years faithfully per-
| formed these with efficiency and in
very faithful manner, She first lived in
/ Jsy and as was the custom in the early
| days of the work of the church made the
changes OF passionate often, many times
not remaining more than one year in
place. Mrs. Emery was one Of five sis
| tiers and three brothers, and this is the
| first death in the family. She is sur
gived by her husband, with whom she
/ has been living on small place they
| bought at Essex Center, since their re-
tirement from active service in the Yer
mont conference, and one son, who re-
sides in this town, and one daughter,
| Mrs. George Richardson OF Wolcott
Miss Mary Connolly, who came from
| Washington, ID. c., month ago, where
she is employed in a government Office,
left on Sunday to resume her work,
after having passed the time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Connolly,
Mrs. +. I. Sault accompanied her
grandsons as far as White River june
ton Saturday to see them safely on
their journey TO Boston after having
passed two months here with her.
Miss Nernie Chamberlin, a teacher in
Saxonsvile Mass, who has been passing
the summer vacation here, left on Satur-
day to resume her work. Miss Eta
Chamberlin, her cousin, who has been
here also. left on Saturday for Mont
pelier to take her position in the Union
school, where she has taught for many
years.
Miss Lillian Tsenor of Wooasocket, r.
| l.. came on Saturday for a several days
stay with her uncle. Herbert Cook.
Miss Annie Wood. who is to teach in
the primary department at Essex this
year, left on Saturday for that place.
and Mrs. Bertha Burridge went to Yer
gennes. where she is superintendent OF