The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-23
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hurriedly yesterday from their short
visit In Springfield, Mass, because OF the
death OF Mrs. Julia A. Bryant, and with
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore w. Bryant, made
up the party accompanying the remains,
which came on the New England States
Limited, and which were cared for at A.
Lee Cady's undertaking rooms over night.
Rev. Charles Henery Wells, rector OF
st. Andrews church, Newark, N. j., for
merly rector OF Christ church, Bethel,
and st. Paul's church, Royalton, who is
spending his vacation in Woodstock, has
been calling on former Pensioners the
last two days.
| Rev. Charles Chase Wilson, rector of
ban Episcopal church in Roslindale, Mass
who has been spending part of his vaca-
ton in Burlington, arrived yesterday for
a weeks stay in this his native town.
Mrs. Julia A. Bryant, widow of the
late j. Alonzo Bryant, died suddenly of
acute Indigestion last Friday at the home
of her son, Gilmore Ward Bryant, in
Durham, N. G. The remains came to
this place last night and services were
held to-day at o'clock in the Methodist
church in Bethel 'Lympus, Of which she
was lifelong member. She was the
only child of the late Luther and Abigail
DEEM Clark and was born ere rs years
ago. She was double cousin of Mrs.
Edwin r. Hatch, whose parents were
Gilmore and Amanda r. DEAN Clark.
She was first cousin of Miss Abbie +.
Clark and of the late Mrs. ID. l.. Child,
whose father was Nathaniel f. Clark.
With her husband Mrs. Bryant went Is
years ago to live with their son, who is
principal of the Southern Conservatory
of Music. Her last visit to relatives here
was four years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Bundy began a
weeks vacation about the middle of last |
week and visited Morrisville. Burlington
and Rutland on an automobile journey |
with Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Crozer of |
Lebanon, N. RI. They spent Friday night |
here and Saturday forenoon had arrived |
in Lebanon, intending to leave later for
Nashua and other New Hampshire points,
when telegram forwarded to Mr.. Bundy
from Bethel announcing the sudden death |
of his cousin, Mrs. Julia A. Bryant of
Durham, N. c., made change in their
plans, and brought them back TO Bethel
for Mrs. Bryant's funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Washburn carried
their guest, Miss Booth, to her home in
Strafford. Conn, last Wednesday and
stopping over night in Lowell,
Mass, with Mr. Washburn's sister. They
reached home Friday night, following
the Connecticut river north.
Mrs. Alfred Haskell and her son, Don
aid, of Waldsboro, Me-, joined her hus-
band at Fred Whitney's Friday for a
visit.
William Fl. Allen submitted to an op +,
sration at the Mary Hitchcock hospital
n Hanover, n. H., last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Allen Durham are J
visiting in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. June Orcutt OF East Weymouth,
Mass, is visiting old neighbors. .
Mrs. William Powell and two children |
md Miss Elizabeth Jarvis have been c
pending a week with Mrs. Wan L. AL q
en-. =
Miss Eva Bent OF West Someryille, !,
'iass., is visiting Mrs. w. L. Parsons
nd other former neighbors in town.
II. y. w HltconD OF ~OutH 0dipoies l n
lass, came Saturday to join his wife
nd daughter for short vacation.
Mrs. X. L. Persons and Miss Nellie 2
'aine are spending few days at Queen v
ity park. q
The third annual Luce family reunion q
'as held here last Friday with an at.
enhance of 20. y
David G. Adams scratched his hand "
18th a bone a week ago at Mclntyre's N
iarket and felt little inconvenience un. y
! last Thursday evening, when he was
bliged TO quit work because Of the pain !, =
nd swelling. He is now being treated :,
'r well developed case Of blood poison y =
lg.
Mrs. Ransom Greene and Raymond re- "
lrned Saturday 90 their home in Pal
er, Mass, after a months visit at DIR. "a
ID. Greene's. re
Henry Hamilton and Miss Edna Ham.
ton have returned 20 Woburn, Mass, b,
ter spending several weeks with their I'll
ster. Mrs. George Miller Of Pleasant
rect. NJ
Mrs. q. V. Greene won second prize in ~
e ladies' obstacle race at the mid sum
er meeting Of the Vermont Automobile w
sociation in White River Junction last 70
-idsy. ia
Mrs. Ella IT, Rowell Of Montpelier Is ~
lest of Mrs. Cynthia Hoisington for a -
W DAYS. ="
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crowell Of Concord. ma
H., visited az =. T. Fishers last "a
EEK.
The Methodist Sunday school win hold AZ
annual picnic az C. y. Mobiles on I'd
ednesday Of this week an
Mrs. W. II. Faunce and three children
Providence, r. T., are guests OF Jesse
Oody AZ Lake Ansel
Pred q. Dutton. road commissioner.
8 completed the permanent road work
Bethel for this year. The work was :,
ne on South Main street. reaching the A,
walton line. The available funds are
follows 5 Pcr cent tax, s7sl7s; AZ.
lte and Law money from the town $3.50, -
IN The state $50: total, s2251.73. 80.
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