The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-30
CHELSEA
Arthur II. Camp and Mrs. Horace Monkey
Died of Heart Trouble.


Died Of Heart Trouble.
Arthur II. Camp died at his home OF
Main street Wednesday, March IL, 81
heart failure occasioned by hardening OF
the arteries. The funeral was held from
his home Friday Rev. A. b. Enright
officiating and interment was IN TIE
family lot in Highland cemetery, He 4
survived by his wife, who was the wild
ow of the late Charles Locke; one daugh-
\ ter, Mrs. Clarence Granger OF East Ran
dolph; an aged mother, Mrs Eli Camp
of East Randolph; two brothers, Elijah
ID. Camp and Dix j. Camp OF Randolph;
and five sisters, Mrs. Frank Delano and
Miss Belle Camp OF East Randolph, Mira.
Edward W. Fits Of East Brookfield and
Misses Mary and Emma Camp. Mr..
Camp was highly respected citizen and
was 81 years old.
Mrs. Horace Monkey died suddenly at
her home in the south part of the town
Thursday evening, March Is, at the age
of IA years. The cause of her death
was heart failure. She is survived by
her husband and three sons, Fred OF
Laws, Cal, Carl of East Randolph, and
Guy, who lives at home. The funeral
was held from her home on Saturday,
Rev. A. B. Enright officiating and the in
terment was in the cemetery in Tun-
bridge near Harry o. Flint's, the bearers
being Wilmarth IL. Luce, Edwin A.
George, Leslie H. Bohopan and George
Dckerman. Mr.. and Mrs. Moxley spent
the winter with their son, Fred, in Laws,
Cal, having returned home only two
DAYS before her death. While she had
been troubled for several years more or
less with heart trouble, she seemed to
be in her usual health upon her return
home. although somewhat fatigued from
her long journey. Mrs. Monkey was a
most estimable lady was charter mem
Der of the Chelsea grange and with az
missed and mourned by large circle OF
friends. who extend to the bereaved hus-
band and sons sincere sympathy.
Mrs. Frances 4. Bixby has been seri-
ously i'll of late with heart trouble, and
has been confined to her bed much of
the time.
A daughter was born Monday, March |
%, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wesley Under
hill.
Frank C. Dickinson of Montpelier was
a guest of friends in town over sun
day.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Quaide is seriously i'll
with erysipelas and her sister, Mrs. Orms-
bv of Vershire, is caring for her.
Mrs. Stanley C. Wilson spent several
iays last week with her husband, Repre-
sentative Wilson, in Montpelier
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Concord. N. H., were in town last week
IS the guests of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A, Densmore.
w. II. Sprague as administrator OF the
state of the late A. Melvin Burnham,
las sold the home place and another
small piece of land near the Hatch
which belonged to the es-
ate of Charles w. Lyon, who proposes
o raze the buildings and erect new I
rouse and rent the property. K
About 80 friends and neighbors of Mr.. (
md Mrs. William w. Braman gathered i
t their home Friday evening to reminrl q
dr. Braman that it was his 5Oth BIRTH |
Law and TO assist him in celebrating the !
vent REGULATIONS, songs and instrument !
al music comprised the entertainment, \
fter which light refreshments were q
erved and the party dispersed, wishing
he host many happy returns OF the
ay. lC
Titus II. Wilfore, who is working for
N automobile company with headquar-
ers at st. Johnsbury, spent Sunday in
own with Mrs. Wilfore. +,
IL is told for fact by one of our trust
rorthy farmers that he was last week !
n one OF his hill pastures and discov-
red lively crop Of young grasshoppers
hat have evidently Matched out this
pring.
The contest for collecting egg clusters
I the tent caterpillar, which has been j
ngaged in by the high school boys closed o
n Monday, March 10, and when the o
punt was made it was found that over u
) 900 clusters had been gathered in. Fl
cry Lucas won first prize having gath o.
red nearly $4,000 clusters. IL
Richard NJ. Perkins of Gloucester, a
lass, arrived in town last week for f.
Ionth's stay at the home Of his cousin, is
O. Perkins, on the east hill. -
Frederick Partridge, who has been v,
orkng for Edward o. Nation, has fin 4,
he'd work there and gone 10 Frank A.
ibbey's on the west hin, where he viii 4
ork and attend school. b.
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