The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-31
WATERBURY

WATERBURY
The funeral of Isaac Elliott will be
held from the home of his son-in-law,
w. III. Lowe, on Blush hill Sunday after
noon at 1870 o'clock.
Mrs. Luke Flynn and John Flynn ar
rived from Morrisville yesterday morn
ing. Carl, the little three yearold son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Donovan OF
that village, died Thursday night at mid
night, after being unconscious for ten
DAYS. His illness has puzzled all, but
was probably tubercular meningitis.
The body is to be brought here, and the
funeral will be held from st. Andrews
church this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Carl
was a beautiful little lad, and the many
friends of his parents here sympathlze
deeply with them, as well as with the
grandmother, Mrs. Flynn, and other rela-
tives here. Mrs. Donovan and infant
daughter are doing as well as possible
under such sorrow.
The funeral of Nelson Merchant was
held at st. Andrews church this morn
ing.
Ray Hart is seriously i'll with acute
nephritis and complications at the home
of his sister in the house of Mrs. Car
oline Foss on Main street. Mr.. Hart is
a barber and was formerly in business
here with Guy Biakeley He has been
recently in Portland, Me-, from which
city he came, accompanied by his wife.
Because of his weakened condition, it
did not seem best for him to continue
the trip to the home of his father,
Charles Hart, in Colbyville. DIR. Beecher
OF Burlington has been called in the
case. in consultation with DIR. G. 5. Bid
well.
James Hattie is home from his work
in Barre and is i'll at his home ON Randall
avenue.
Mrs. Garrett Roberts and little daugh-
ter, Frances, of Barre are guests OF Mrs.
Roberts sister, Mrs. Z. j. Grout. Thurs
day Mr.. and Mrs. Grout and guests were
taken to Morrisville in w. II. Seabury S
car.
On Wednesday evening, Rev. +. r.
Leach of Broekton, Mass, gave in the
Methodist Episcopal church his lecture,
"a Tramp's Eye View of New England
to an appreciative audience. Following
this, a social time was enjoyed, when re-
freshments were served by boy scouts OF
troop No. 2. Mr.. Leach, in company
with another minister, had gone as one
of the unemployed from Boston, through
the White mountains TO Portland, Me-,
and back home by boat. His experiences
and the treatment he received were very
interesting.
Rev. A. d. Page has returned from his
vacation. which included a motor trip
with his family TO New Hampshire and
Massachusetts, points. He viii preach
tomorrow in his pulpit in the Christian
Advent church Elder Lord goes TO Nor.
risvilIe for the day, to assist in the work
there.
At st. Andrews church, the 40 hours
devotion will begin tomorrow. Several
priests from out of town will assist IN
the services. The 40 hours devotion
took place in st. .Patrick's church in
Moretown during the past week. Rev.
Hugh Mckenna of Montpelier assisted
Rev. Robert Dewey in the services.
AZ the Methodist Episcopal church on
Sunday, Rev. V. L. Smith viii preach
at the usual time, both morning and
evening.
AT the Congregational church Rev. W.
l. Boicourt will have for his sermon
theme tomorrow morning, Preparation
for the Coming Crisis
Dillingham; grange viii enjoy a box
party az the X p. hall this evening.
Mrs. William Law mad daughter. Mrs.
stanley Applcyard, and son, Edwin, who
have been guests Of Mrs. Laws daughter
Mrs. Richard Demeritt, have gone 20 81
Adams 10 be guests Of Mrs. Harris.
The Demeritt company began the can
ming season yesterday. with the packing
Of string beans Frank Bacon has ar
rived from the branch factory at Ran.
dolph 20 assist in the work.
The Nauhanaukee campfire girls OF
the Congregational church broke camp
az Birchmont Friday after delightful
time spent there with their guardian,
Mrs. Row W. nemeritt Thursday night
AZ dinner they entertained Dr. and Mrs.
W. T. WATSON.
Letters from Mrs. z. s. Frsry q Ber.
lin. \. ~. ten that her mother - slightly
improved. although IN bed most OF the
time
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Mrs. Prank Guild At the Center.
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afrs A. o. Porter 81 WiIliston, the par
euis being former residents q DuKhury.
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few aavs in Hiehrsts Springs and re-
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