The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-02
PLAINFIELD
Large Attendance and Floral Tributes a
Funeral of Mrs. Philip Bean, Jr.

vi. Lane, VINO died at the nome OF IN
parents Wednesday morning, We're hel
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at I'll
Methodist church and were largely a.
tended. Rev. j. A. Wright of Rumnc.
: N. H., oiiiciated, He used for his tex
the following scriptual passages, Ame
4 4;l2, Prepare to meet thy Cod" an
= Luke 2l;2S, Lift up thy head for re
4 demption draweth nigh" A mixed quar-
: tet, Mrs. Emma Best Batchelder, Mr.
G. /. Perry, A. E. Foss and Augusta
Foster, with Mrs. A. +. Foss as pianist
, rendered the following numbers, Jesus
2 Saviour, Pilot Me-" Goods Way" an
I "The Way Is Very Narrow, but Al Fol
> low" The bearers were Joseph an
Henry Bean, Arthur Dix and Elmer Max
field. The burial was in the villag
cemetery.
Mrs. Bean would have been twent.
r years old had she lived until January
She was taken i'll Sept. s, but dealt
was caused by an abscess on one lung
; She had been telephone girl in the 0rangI
: County central Office for several year
and had many friends "along the line
who will miss her very much. She II
survived by her husband, parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lane; one sister, Mrs. Ivi'
Morrison and five nieces and nephews
Mrs. Bernis Dunkin, a sister OF the de-
ceased, died Oct. 7 of typhoid fever
Among those to attend the funeral
from out of town were Mrs. Mary Black
IHaverhill, n. H.; Mrs. George Cole, Beth
lehem, n. H.; Mrs. Sherman Chamberlin
! Washington Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Boom
hover, Groton pond; Mr.. and Mrs. +. j.
Rollins, Mrs. George Durfee ana Mrs.
George Davis, Barre; Mrs. William Mans
field and Mr.. and Mrs. A. /. Lane, Mont
pelier, and Mrs. Annie Il. Clough, Ly-
Imam, n. III.
| The many floral tributes expressed the
/ high esteem in which the deceased was
held by the townspeople and patrons Of
the Orange County line: Roses, Philip
Bean, jr.; roses, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lane;
carnations. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bean,
sr. carnations, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Nor
rison; carnations, B. J. Dunklin, Miss
Eta Dunklin and Ray Dunkllh; carna-
tions, Mrs. William Mansfield; carna.
tions, Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Dix; carna-
tions, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Holt; vio
lets, Mrs. George Bolles; roses, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fowler, jr.; pansies, Mrs.
Mary Dodge; white roses, Plainfeld high
school, class 1912, Ruth Vincent, Mildred
Cate Page, Maude Flood, Vena Townsend,
Rosa Moore, Gladys Nye Batchelder,
Mary Bean, Leila Gallop, George Bean,
Newton Davis and Nat Batchelder; car
nations, Maxfield family; carnations, H.
A. Remission; carnations, Mrs. Daniel
Hudson, Alice Hudson, Mrs. Albirda Mar
tyn, Mrs Earl Bartlett, Mrs. S. A. Batch
elder, Alice Batchelder and Mrs Mary
Bolles; roses, Mrs Wilbur Brown; ear
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Rollins; cut |
flowers, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert st. .Cyr; |
flowers, Mrs. c. p. Kellogg, Mrs. George
Hollister, Miss NJ. l.. Hollister, Hyatt !
Gallop and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar !
thur Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. George
Durfee, Mrs. Frank LRdd; roses and car
nations, Lane brothers and sisters, Lii
liam Slayton and Miss Jane Silby; cut
flowers, Master Leon Dix; 20 white roses,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rushlow. Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Benjamin, Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Pike, Mr..
md Mrs. George King. Mrs. King, Mr..
md Mrs. Harry Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Dayton, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn John
ION, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis L. Martin, Mr..
md Mrs. Moses Goslant, Mr.. and Mrs.
;uy Humphrey, Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks
buxton and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pike; L
lowers, telephone patrons from line 63
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr; carna-
ions, Mrs. Mary Moses, Mrs. w. +.
BARTLETT, Mrs. A. Il. Foss, Mrs. Arthur s
al H. H.Ir l..
'aul LsBree, Mrs. Nina Atkinson, Mrs. I
lima Paris. Mrs. John Henderson, Mrs. {
lille Noble, Mrs. w. Z. Mansfield; /
Teath, Mrs. Louis Lupine. q
George Deseau OF Burlington visited
-iends in town last week.
Mrs. Frank Marsh Of East Calais visit 4
4 relatives in town Tuesday. u
Mrs. Ella Bellyille and grandson Of Y
recently visited relatives in
,wn. In
o. L. Martin was In Barre Tuesday TO =
tend the meeting Of the Goddard semi !,
airy trustees. IA
Mrs. Clinton Bartlett went 10 New !,
ork last week 10 spend a few days. 4
George Chase Of Montpelier Center :,
'ent part Of last week with Mr.. and =
re. Alison Smith.
Mrs. J. A. Foss. Mrs. T. II. Bartlett and =
ISIS Abba Clark were in Montpelier y
'ednesday.
Walter Lance, district superintendent. y
~ in Rutland last week 20 attend the !"
achers' convention.
Walter Dow OF Corinth and Mr.. Sta g
Is Of Bradford were IN town last week. =
owing a barn for l.. C. Baldwin. n
Ward Carpenter and son. Charles, Of &C
-adford visited Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Foss
u week. 90
Miss Edith Shorey Of Walden was home "
n Of last week. Al
Ed Carpenter and son. William. q Of
iriax visited Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Knapp Of
cdnesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Aeon smith and Mrs. Karl Wood 81
x spent Thursday in Marshdeld
/. l. KNAPP and sOn. Herbert. weut to r,
rlinEt0n Friday, where Herbert under NJ
nj an operation On bits lett leg Satur.
y morning a. the Mary Fletcher hos ~
al er
,ir. and Mrs.. .. J. Colby and Mrs.
irence O'Ned 81 WHl.nmstovn went 10 IA
.tsrhoro. Ne Friday O. attend The Il.
lerAl " Henry Camp.
Martin Chamheflin 81 Washington was a..
town Friday
frs Wfnsor Perry and dsuelier. Cora. H.,
Har8wiek visited D. ~ Gree part a
! Wesk -
Sal restoiy II I.anssl'oro ~as in town n,