The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-04
BETHEL
Funeral of Mrs. Wright Sample Held
Wednesday Afternoon.

Wednesday Afternoon.
The funeral of Mrs. Wright Sample
was held yesterday afternoon with in
terment in Fairview cemetery. Mrs
Sample died last Monday, aged 80 years
She had diabetes several years, but hel
last. illness was very brief. With hei
husband she came here less than two
years ago and had made many friends
She is survived by four young children
her mother, Mrs. Mary Hart, and sister
Mrs. j. j. Kinsella, both of Granville.
John l.. Parrott of Boston came yester-
day for q few days business visit. Mr.
Parrott. who lived many years in town,
has worked in Augusta, Ca, for two
years past.
A daughter was born in Cambridge,
Mass, last Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs Ed
gar H. Southworth
The summer schedule on the White
River railroad became effective this week.
As formerly, the gasoline ear makes reg
ular trips under the summer schedule.
Mrs. r. w. Morse is visiting a daugh-
ter. Mrs. N. M. Lord, in New York, and
another daughter Mrs. G. H. Stuart of
Burlington, temporarily is keeping house
for Mr.. Morse.
Last Sunday Mrs. C. L. Sanders sus-
tanned an attack of paralysis and she is
still in a weak condition, though consid-
cred somewhat better.
Last Monday the Woman's club elected
officers as follows for the ensuing year.
President Mrs. Guy Wilson; ce.presi-
dent, Mrs. +. n. Chapman; secretary,
Mrs. A. n. Washburn; treasurer, Mrs. j.
Wesley Miller. The administration of
the retiring president, Mrs. $. M. Wash
burn, was highly commended.
Mrs. Ina Gonya is visiting at Charles
Gonya's in Boston.
A. S. Lane has moved from North
Main street to Mrs. 4. T.. Welch's place,
David Wyllie to the Edmunds block, +.
H. Cowdrey to the Child block.
d. G. Carney has moved from G. r.
Shepard's house to the Briggs tenement
recently vacated by Alfred Andrews. A
month later the Carneys will occupy John
Keleher's house, lately bought from w.
NJ. Fisher.
The town district teachers met at the |
The Whitcomb high school baseball
team has issued a neat folder through |
the commercial department. containing
the seasons schedule, of which the re-
manning games are as follows: May 6,
South Royalton at Bethel; May 10, Chel-
sea at Chelsea; May Is, Woodstock at
Bethel; May l6. Randolph at Bethel; /
May II, South Royalton at South Royal
tom May 20, White River Junction at
Bethel; May "a, Chelsea at Bethel; May
81. Woodstock at Woodstock; June 3,
at Waterbury, June 5, Ran
iolph at Randolph The regular players
and lineup of the team are as follows:
Marshall IT, Newton Oh, Real rf Will
hanson c, Regain p, Mandigo 3b, j. VIII
,on IS, Bliss CT, Davis b.
Surveyors from the state highway de-
oartment were here recently planning
he state road work. II is understood !,
hat beginning near w. H. Hartwel's a
rood road will be made to meet the
sphalt pavement on Main street. From !
g. S. Putnam's. where the streets fork, y
o the White river bridge, good road I
will be made.
There was well attended meeting of
he rifle club last evening before the cav
Try drill. Major Wallace Batcheder
outlined plan to use the old Playground |
nd strips of land from the Edmunds t
nd Marsh meadows for rifle range. 1t e
vas voted to adopt the project.
+. A. O'Connell has finished work in
he office of the Bethel Chrome Tanning
%.
Miss Mildred Persons is here from the
"a ndo1nh Saua tOrium for n visit
d. c. Carney is fitting up the former
lclntyre saloon for a tobacco and cigar
tore.