The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-13
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late home on Saturday, July 10, Re,
Alvin M. Smith officiating The bearer
were his two sons, Presby w. and Franl
b., and two grandsons, Ebert and Claude
There was a profusion OF flowers from
relatives and friends, bearing silent ties
timony TO the esteem in which the de
ceased was held Presby Hopkins wat
born in Williamstown on Nov. III, 1925
and was the son of James and PhilurG
(Walcott) Hopkins. He was a lifelong
resident of the town. On March 3, 1851
he was united in marriage TO Miss Mary
=. Gile of Stowe, who died a little over
eight years ago He leaves the two sons
mentioned above and six grandchildren
Ebert L., Claude f.. Ella l.. and Glen
Il. of Williamstown, and Mrs. w. b.
IKendrick of Rochester, N. ", and Mrs
iE l.. Fuller of Mortified There are
also two great grandchildren, Edwin w.
Kendriek OF Rochester, N. ", and Pearl
lG Fuller OF Northfeld, and large circle
of nephews and nieces. He is also sur
vived by two sisters, Mrs. j. c. Young
OF Chippewa Falls, Wis, and Miss Betsie
Hopkins of this town. Mr.. Hopkins was
a quiet, unassuming man, who never
/ nbuEhL olllNf VI IIt UitlNlUlCHL vi ms
townspeople. He was charter member
of the grange at the time Of its organiza.
ton, being associated in the movement
with such men as George Denny, II. d.
Abbott, John Farnham, Charles Erskine,
Henry Erskine and Walter A. Williams.
| Among those from out OF town who at
tended the funeral We're Mr.. and Mrs.
| "A. f. Buck of Berlin, Mrs. J. H. Buck
and Mrs, Dana A. LOOMS of Moretown,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Harner Of st. Johns
bury and Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Lyon OF
Mortified
The strawberry social which was to
have been held by the ladies' aid with
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Erskine was post
day evening, July IA.
Superintendent and Mrs. Leonard d.
Smith and Miss Cora Page are in camp
at the Cobb cottage, Caspian lake,
Greensboro.
A very enjoyable family gathering was
held at the home of Mrs. Sarah G. Seav |
er on July in honor of her birthday.
The guests were Mrs. Julia Blanchard,
Mrs. Edward L. House and son of Barre,
8ii ?. Ilibbit IL. bols mis-. 1lyuG hIAi~
lister and two daughters, Rachel and
Ruth, Mrs. Il. H. Call, Dorothy and Ken
meth Call OF Williamstown. The occa.
sion was much enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. w. H. Stewart is the guest of
her brother-in-law, C. H. Stewart, at
Mirror lake. Berlin, for few days.
Charles II. Chapman, formerly station
agent in this town, spent part OF his
vacation here, returning to his present
location in UnderhilI yesterday.
George T. Colby has been under the
for several days past with a
combination of grippe and bronchitis,
and was obliged to stay in bed for two
days last week. He is now somewhat Z
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. David G., Gale OF Proctor /
ire in town as the guests of Lester o. Z
Morgan, who with his wife, motored to I
Burlington last Sunday to meet them. (
Herbert n. Farnham and family made IS
he trip with the Morgans, going as far $
is Bolton. I
Mrs. Jane o, Williams is with her I
laughter, Mrs r. G. Waterman OF Barre, 9
Who is i'll. 5
Mrs. Thomas d. Poland, who has heen :
mt of town on a visit to relatives in
Windsor and Springfield, Mass, returned
o her home July 0.
Several members OF the Salvation q
lmy of Barre were in town last evening .
nd held an Open-air meeting in front OF Q
he Congregational church. They came Y
D a car driven by George w. Mann, and ?
nnounced at the end of the meeting =
Lat they would come again next week y
londay evening at $3.50 and hoped the :
eople OF the town would turn out TO at o.
md the meeting =
Mrs. Isaac Recor. who has been the y
nest of her daughters here and in Barre q
n the past week, has returned TO her 70
ONE in Chelsea. o.
The crop of strawberries in town IL Il
he largest ever harvested, and the sur. d
us is being sent 90 dealers in Barre. N
Mrs. Mary II. Berry, teacher in the =
'imary grades in the village schools for ~
veral years, Is spending her vacation %
. Northield with Mrs. c. NJ Davis. OF
o. W. Martin and w. +. Granger, to- ad
'ther with their wives. lately took a eN
rriage ride TO Brookfeld and Randolph, as
ling on the way on our old townsman, la
synsrd r. Spencer, now living on co
un in the western part OF Brookfeld. q
NJ. Clyde Hutchinson went TO Bur ar
lgton Saturday 10 enter on his duties Ia
substitute letter carrier in the post lir
bee Of that city.
Clarence n. Corliss, proprietor Of the az
house. has lately been on o.
siness trip 70 the western part Of the pr
unity, 20 see II he could either find 10
stomor for the lease 81 the hotel or ri
table help 30 that he could again iai
en- the house for business. He did qu
I meet with success in either dircc- be
m. a.
Miss Doris Kansly Of Montpelier re- lea
rned 10 her home to-day after q few vi
81 visit TO her cousin, Ruth y. Mar. ins
Miss Emma Martin 81 Barre has late. vet
spent several DAYS IN town AZ the ben
eft Of Albert G. and Gertrude Mar. bol
Herbert l.. Platt and Mr.. snd Mrs lei
aries ~. RrockWay have moved to str
~ farm on south hill known for OF
e time a. the Luther a. ,. Merrill pre-
m. toi
EVANGELIST GETS WARNING. %
IN States Attorney Of Rutland coun- -