The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-10

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interment later. Among those from on
OF the city who attended the funera
We're Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Locke of Or
leans and Mrs. i. n. Sanctuary of New
York City.
Mrs. Sophia Clark Camp, widow o
Norman Camp, for many years tow
clerk of Elmore, died Saturday evening
at the home of her niece, Mrs. Alice Col
/ by of West Berlin, after period of il
health extending over several years. The
body was brought to the f. ii. Hal
morgue in this city and services viii be
held at the chapel at Green Mount GENE
terry with burial in Emore. The de.
| ceased was born June 4, 1920 in Morris.
| town, but after her marriage to Mr.
Camp they resided in Elmore, He died
in 1902 and for the past three years she
made her home with her niece. One sis.
ter, Caroline Keller of Morrisville, sur
wives.
The Misses Pearl and Ruth Coleman,
Mary Maun and Frances tfHeare of st.
Adams returned last evening to their
homes after having made brief visit
in the city with Miss Florence Sweeney
OF FIRST avenue.
Lyman +. Sumner of School street re-
turned this morning from Manchester,
\. H., where he made a few days visit
with relatives.
Mayor James M. Boutwell, is making
preparations TO ship his string of grand
circuit horses to Dover. \. H., 10 be
trained under the guidance of Walter
Cox for the hard summer campaign Pet
er Johnson, Baron A. and Coastess Mabel
comprise the trio of racers that have
been wintering in Montpelier and all are
fit for the six weeks hard training which
precedes the actual racing. The horses
will be shipped as soon as the weather is
favorable and car is available, prob
ably tomorrow or Wednesday
In probate court to-day Timothy ].
Denning OF Barre was appointed admin
of the estate of Michael w. Mel
son, late OF Barre City. Oscar G. Eaton
Of Waitsfeld was appointed admnistra
tor of the estate OF Melvin j. Waterman,
late of Waitsiield Pearl b. Daniels of
Warren was appointed guardian OF Ellen
5. Patrick, who. because Of her infirmity, |
mental and physical disability made APP
plieation for such guardian.
Reys. Stanley +. Bloomfield, Lewis G. |
larson, Ivan Benedict and William Shaw |
vent this forenoon to Waterbury to at
tend the regular monthly meeting of the +
Ministers Monday club.
Nearly 80 local people journcyed Sun
lay to the farm of Russell Collins in
East Montpelier in spite OF the unfavor
lble weather and Joined in the sugar
making, the eating OF the many delica
les prepared by their host and posed
or a representative of the Paramount
picture company, who was engaged sat
ms sugar orchard and the scenes Incl
ms sugar orchard and the scenes Incl
entail to preparing Nermont's famous
roduct Among those who were at the
arm were Edwin s. Meigs and family,
ack Rogers and ia 1ily, Louis Rivers
nd family, Harry b. Moulton, A. c.
'heriault, Herbert r. Pierce, William
orry. James Ford, Mr. and Mrs. James
.elleher, George d. Pitkin, Chester
leaves, Harry Hull, Gleed Lamphier,
Kisses HIilda Brooks, Sarah Lawrence.
florence Downs, Beatrice Pine. Mr.. and
Irs Rollo Griffin, Mr. and Mrs Edward
ilbert Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott. Mr.
nd Mrs Wilbur Lawrence, Guy S. Knapp
nd Howard Recorr
Mrs II. s. Miles Of Barre has leased
he store in the Rialto building next to
re Western Union office and will open
illinery store early next week