The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26

Death of Aged Man, Former Resident
of Cabot.

Death of Aged Man, Former Resident
Of Cabot.
Freeman e. Hodge died recently at his
home in Amesbury, Mass, after two
wears of failing health. He was born m
Cabot May %, ls45. On July Il, 1871,
when but 10 years OF age, he enlisted IN
Company X, Sd Vermont infantry, beng
discharged Oct 25, 1862, on account OF
disability. His father, Freeman q.
Hodge. also served in the Civil war. For
many years he had lived IN .Amesbury
and was deeply interested in civic al
fairs and faithfully served the town IN
various public capacities for good
many years. he was sealer OF weights
and measures. He was charter mem
Der OF Phintias lodge of Knights OF Pyth-
las which was instituted Oct q, 1874,
and having passed through the various
chairs he became past chancellor. pc
coming a member of the grand lodge ne
was chosen grand trustee to succeed the
late p. G. G., Frank r. Hayne, which
office he held at the time OF his DEATH
Funeral services were held at the UNI
versalist church. of which he was mem
her. the Pvthian service was rendered.
and Amesbury grange service. Large del'
egations from Phntias lodge. Grecian
lodge. I.uculms lodge, grange "rshu
Army. Woman's Relief corps, and sons
of Veterans were present. Numerous
aoral tributes from these organizations
noigbbors and friends, expressed their
esteem and mutual friendship Tor the
deceased.
Mrs Frank Phelps spent several days
in Wolcott last week.
Mrs. Charles Rowland visited friends
in Barre over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Phelps Of stowe
we're IN town Friday TO attend the iu-
neral Of Mrs. Grin Peck.
Rev r. r. Currier occupied the pulpit
~ The church at South Walden last
Sunday.
Miss Ella Barrett was entertained az
the home Of friend, Frank Strong last
week in south Walden.
". Houston has moved 20 ms new
nome. which h. purchased Of David Gun
bingham.
CLAYTON Labrce Of Plsiuhcld - guest
AZ Mrs. Mary Rogers.
Little Roger Oscood was quite badly
hurt about his face a few days ago
when his elder brother was drawing MN
down hll near his home. The express
wagon and it, load were too much Tor
sidney. tipping over aud throwing Roger
ont On toe frozen ground. No bones
yare broken. a. was feared ~ hrst.
IT, burbank dressed the wounds, and the
nov eli soon b. ready for another ride.
urs =. Bosuiok Of Berlin was a
s7test ~ Rev. p r. Curriers' recently.
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forrer home is Mr. Sophia harrington. p
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