The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-15
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Mrs. Jennie Clifford, IS, Died Sunday Of
Tubercular Trouble.

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Tubereular Trouble.
Mrs. Jennie Clifford, who has been i'll
Tor several months with a tubercular
trouble, died on Sunday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Dean Fassett, where
she had rooms. Mrs. Clifford was taken
i'll with this trouble about eight months
iago and went to the Pittsford sanitori.
UNI, where she was for several weeks, but
she received no benefit and returned here
IN February. Since that time she has
been able to be up but very little and has
constantly failed Mrs. Jennie (Jewett)
Clifford was born in Hancock So years
ago, the daughter Of William and Mary
Laport Jewett, and the most of her early
life was passed in that vicinity. Upon
her marriage to Henry Clifford of Roches-
ter she went there to live on the farm
which he occupied till six years ago,
when he sold the same and came to this
place and bought a house on the High
lands. They We're hardly located here
when Mr.. Gifford's health failed and in
July, 1910, he died. Since that time
Mrs. Clifford has constantly failed in
strength, although she has been very ac-
| tive till within a few months. De-
ceased is survived by one brother, Frank
Jewett, of this place, and two sisters,
Mrs. A. +. Lamb, and Mrs. Charles Girls
void, of this village. One daughter, Mrs.
Ellen Clifford Ellis, of Pittsfield, also
survives, and a step-son, a child by the
first wife of Mr.. Clifford, who was sis
ter of the deceased. William Clifford,
the son, now lives in Hartford, Conn.
The funeral was held from the home of
the sister, Mrs. A. f. Lamb, this fore
noon, Rev. G. f. Crawford pastor of the
Methodist church officiating. The body |
was taken to Rochester, to be buried be-
side the husband in the family lot.
Mrs. Ellen Blanchard has been very |
ill since her return from Chicago, few
weeks ago, and does not improve.
The process of oiling the. principal
streets began on Monday morning, with
a variety of opinions in regard to it.
Donald Woodwork left here on Mon
day morning for Montpelier to pass the
greater part of his school vacation, with
his grandmother, Mrs. j.. NJ. Woodworth.
B. A. Durkee, while driving the sit
ney bus" on Monday morning on School
street, near the home of Mrs. c. K. Pratt,
had an accident, the cause of which was
the breaking of some part of the steer
ing gear of his car, and he went into a
granite hitching post, damaging the car
quite badly. Mr.. Durkee had his back
injured, also one knee, and
cut on his chin; but the injuries did not
lay him off. Taking another car, he
was about his work all day.
Mrs. Hills and her daughter, Mrs, Dow,
who formely lived in the house now oc.
.upied by l.. c. Drew, returned on Sun
lay night from fifteen months stay
n San Diego, Cal, and will remain here
i'll they decide definitely where to To-
ate.
Miss Annie Wood, who has been teach
ng in Essex for the last year, returned
ZONE Monday, to pass the most of the
ummer vacation with her parents, MIR.
nd Mrs. f. b. Wood.
L. Harvey Mendel of New York City
oined his wife here at the home OF DIR.
nd Mrs. +. A. Eaton for a short stay =
a town. this being his first visit to this
lace, where Mrs. Mendel formerly lived
nth the Mccall family.
Miss Marie Van Nalkenberg. who has f
cen the trimmer for Mrs. j. +. TeYks- F
ury for the past season, left on Mon
ay for her home in Athol, Mass, ex a,
Getting to stop on the way for short al
.ay ip other places. re
Dwight Adams, who was graduated
'om the high school here on Friday \
st. went on Monday to Rochester, where III
. is to do office work for c. b. Hollis ~
connection with the tale industry in IT.
,at place.
Misses Esther Ham and Helen Blanch-
ID have come from Smith college to Ia
ISIS their vacation with their parents. ba
Misses Ruth and Josephine Stimets an
I'VE gone to South STAFFORD for a few te,
US in camp with other friends.
Miss Esther Stimets accompanied her ny
INT, Miss Charlotte Stimets, 90 Pots ~
m, y. Y. last week, where they went a 'l
visit relatives. ",