The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-11
PLAINFIELD
James Hooker. Formerly Station Agent
at East Montpelier, Dead.

at East Montpelier, Dead.
James Hooker OF South Ryegate died
Friday night of tuberculosis. The fu,
neral services will be held mt the home
OF his brother-in.law, b. II. Townsend,
Monday afternoon. Mr.. Hooker was
formerly station agent &c East Mont
pelier and was well known in this town.
He is survived by his wife. Jennie
CTownsendl Hooker. three daughters
and one son. The burial took place in
the village cemetery.
The Odd Fellows and Rebckahs held
Joint installation in the /. O. o. +. hall
Jan. ,. d. G.. NJ, Davis of East Barre
and d. g. NJ. Bigelow Of Washington in
stalled the officers OF Arcadia lodge, No.
SO, as follows: y. G., Grover Townsend;
V. g., Warren Fifield secretary, Bert
Townsend; treasurer, Herbert Holt;
conductor. Norman Lafayette; W., win
Forhan; r. S. n. G., j. w. Batchelder;
l.. $. n. g., Hans Fredrickson; r. S.
V. g.. Charles Parker; l.. S. V. G., Tru
man Bartlett; r. S. S. Jack Ralston
L. $. s., George st. Cyr; o. G., John
Foss; /. g., Raymond Parks; chaplain,
Wilbur Bartlett. ID. d. O. w. Mrs,
Patterson of Washington and d. G. NJ.
Mrs. Patterson of East Barre installed
the following officers for Pleasant Val
ley Rebekah lodge. No. AZ: N. c., Mrs. |
Sarah Coburn; V. g., Mrs. Gertrude |
Holt; secretary, Mrs Albirda Martyr;
treasurer, Mrs. Mary Bartlett; conduc-
tor, Mrs. Mary Page; W., Mrs. Eva :
Bailey; r. S. n. G.. Miss Carrie Hollis
ter; l.. s. n. G., Mrs. Julia Townsend;
r. S. V. G., Mrs. Elva Cohurn; l.. S. V.
G., Mrs. Irene Jackson; r. A. s., Mrs.
Clara Fifield; J.. A. s., Miss Edith Hol-
lister; i. G.. Mrs. Florence Townsend;
o. G., Charles Parker; chaplain, Mrs.
Clara Bartlett. A banquet was served
after the installation.
Mrs. Nettie Hutchins recently visited
relatives in Groton.
Mrs Charles Comstock is confined to
the house by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woodcock have
moved from Raymond Martins to the
Colby farm on the Brook road.
Arch. Batchelder spent part of last
week in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Pliny Shorev OF Wheel q
,ck spent Sunday and Monday with !
Mrs. Ellen Shorey. o
Henry Bartlett and son, Kenneth of
Fairlee visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bart |
EFT Thursday and Friday. /
Mrs. Wilbur Bartlett and Mrs T. II. s
BARTLETT were in Montpelier Wednesday
Alonzo Holt and Mrs. Carrie Goddard
f Calais visited Mr. and Mrs. George
brown Tuesday.
Mrs. L. F. Fortney, Mrs. w. II. Mar {
in and Maurice Townsend were in Barre s.
Wednesday, s.
Miss Fanny Martin Of Goddard sem a
nary, Wayland Hamel and Ryland a
'arks Of Spaulding high school spent n
aturday and Sunday with their par g
nts. 7
A son was born Thursday, Jan. G, to a.
Gr, and Mrs. Lester Lafayette. Il
Walter Jensen is at work in Barre for Sc
/. B. Lane q
Mrs. Eva Bailey and Mrs. C1aud Bail al
Y and daughter were in Montpelier nc
aturday. m
Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Martin and chill a.
rem have returned to their home in so
ambridge Mass. after spending several so
iys at Woodlands y
Mrs. lola SomervilIe OF Montpelier 70
as in town Friday on business. ne
Mrs. Ann Martin is boarding with M
RS. Rufus Whitcomb on School street an
Word was received Sunday of the ad
,ath of Mrs. Taylor of Washington,
other of Mrs. Curtis Holt and Herbert
,ylor Of this town.
Mrs. Blanche Sloan of Adamant spent
lnday with her sister, Mrs. T. H. Bart.
tt. ~
Carl Martin is i'll, threatened with ~
On Wednesday last several invited 'ei
ests joined Mrs. Clinton A. Bartlett IN !.
e observance of her birthday. Songs W
citations and piano duets furnished by m.
G guests added to very enjoyable DC Z, :
sion that was brought to a close with va
q o'clock tea served by Mrs. Bartlett. :
e tables were prettily decorated with -
flowers and candles. Mrs. Bartlett u
,eived several gifts. These present !.
I'm out of town were Mrs Eugene no
nd and Mrs. Sinclair Of Montpelier. re rra'