The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
WATERBURY
Funeral Of Charles Kennedy Attended by
Many from Out Of Town.

Many from Out Of Town.
The funeral of Charles Kennedy was
held from his late home Wednesday ait
ernoon with burial in the village ceme-
terry. Rev. w. II. Douglass otliclated'
The bearers were George Morse, Il. james
Morse, Fred Davis and Elmer Pierce
Among those present from out OF town
were G. S. Lord of Burlington, ). ,.
Pierson of St. Adams, Henry Pierson OF
East Granville, Harry Sherman OF Ben
nington, Wayne Nealy of Jericho, John
Fiddock of Berlin, Mr. and Mrs. George
Palmer of Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. WI
liam Hudson of Middlesex, Orrin Jack
man, Henry Smith, Ernest Smith, Nor
man Wright and Henry Scribner OF Col
chester, S. X. Kennedy, Kimball Kennedy
and Miss Maude Kennedy of this town
DR.. g. S. Bidwell slowly improves
At the Congregational parsonage on
Wednesday, Glenn Lyon and Miss Louise
Merriam Austin, both of Moscow, were
united in marriage by Rev. W. y Bol,
court. They were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Lyon. Mr. and Mrs. Lyon are
to work for Mr.. and Mrs. w. A, Morse
on Perry hill.
Richard Demeritt is able to be out art
or three weeks of being confined to the
house. Mrs. Richard Demeritt is now
confined to the house by illness.
H. B. Kemp, treasurer of the Union
Mutual Fire Insurance company OF Mont
pelier, met officers of the town OF DuX'
IS
local agent, Wednesday and paid TO the
treasurer of the town a check for $1,000,
the full amount of the insurance on the
hall destroyed by fire Monday Arrange.
ments have been made by the school
board so that school will be opened IN
.he "old schoolhouse" probably week
later than the regular time OF opening.
Mrs. Arlctta Boyce, who has been living
there. has secured rooms IN Jerome
Harris house. The building was used
az schoolhouse in 1884 probably earlier
and was given up for that purpose when
the new one was built II years ago
Since then, il has been used for q resi-
dence. Partitions viii have TO be re-
moved and seats placed.
The hospitality OF Bonafortui farm
was again evidenced Wednesday, when
the bow scouts of the Congregational
church, accompanied by Scout Master
". l.. Boicourt and Assistant Scout Mas.
tiers Max Ayers and Paul Swasey, liked
TO the farm and were given the freedom
Of the place by mine host W. j. Lel3ar-
ron. Refreshments carried by the troop
we're swectened by the new sugar from
the orchard. All came home enthusiastic
over the outing and the cordislity OF
Mr.. Lebanon and family.
Plans for the Chautauqua, which Is
to be held here in July or August, are
taking shape, and the following officers
have been elected, who are TO form an
executive committee TO work with the
board OF directors. They may also elect
additional committeeman in different
parts Of the community. The officers
are az follows: President, G. B. Adams
vice president, v. L. Perkins; secretary,
A. II. Smith; treasurer, /. z. Lamb
committee on tickets, G. G. Holmes; on
advertising. +. G. Lucei and on grounds,
w. j. ONeil. This is the Central Chau.
tauqua OF indianapolis, and comprises
three circuits. They will bring the best
Of speakers and music, and the week.will
be a feast of good things. The booking
for this Chautauqua was several months
ago.
j. L. Valcourt and daughter, Ruth,
were in Moretown Wednesday 70 attend
the funeral Of Miss b. Ruth Bruce.
The ladies union held an enthusiastic
meeting with Mrs. r. j. Knowles Tues
dav afternoon. Vocal solos were sung
by Mrs. b. r. Demeritt and Mrs. w. L.
Boicourt, Mrs. Boicourt acting as accom-
PIANIST.
Miss Pauline Bidwell has gone TO
Starksboro as a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Ebert Wyman.