The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-16
RANDOLPH
Funeral of George Earl, Who Was Killed
by Train at Someryille, Mass.

4 Funeral of George Earl, Who Was Kille1
by Train at Somerille, Mass.
The funeral OF the late George Earl
who was killed by the cars while shiftin,
in the yard at Somerville, Mass, las
week, was held on Tuesday Afternoon
| from the home of his wife's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Paul Rahtoy, Rev j. II
Thompson ofiiciated, and interment wa,
made in the family lot at Southyiew
cemetery.
Mrs. NJ. w. Campbell has returned
from visit in Warren.
DR. Charles Cushman of Chicago is
passing several weeks with his mother
Mrs. G, +. Cushman, and his sister, Mrs
+. A. Eaton. the latter having returned
with her husband and their guests from
a three weeks stay at Greensboro, where
they have been in camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Thomas and daugh-
ter Of Swampscott, Mass, arrived here
Tuesday for a few days stay with Mr..
and Mrs. L. h. Thomas at their farm.
Supt. and Mrs. G. w. Patterson and
their little son have returned from n sew.
eral weeks stay in New York and are
now at their home on the Highlands.
Mrs. o. p. Northrop and her guest,
Miss Hattie Mckinney of Cambridge,
Mass, left here Tuesday for Bedford,
p. O., for several days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joslyn of Mortified were
in town Tuesday TO see their house which
they recently purchased on the High
lands and which is now nearing compile
ton, and of which they take possession
on Sept. /.
Miss Nan Hatch, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Hatch, underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis on Monday and is
reported AS improving. Her sister, Miss
Caroline Hatch, who is a nurse at the
sanatorium, was her special nurse till she
was taken i'll with severe sore throat,
which was pronounced diphtheria. and
she was taken to her home here and
placed an quarantine, where she is with
her mother, who is taking care of her,
the family going to the Spear house for
the time Miss Hatch is not very i'll, al |
though her throat is thought to be quite
bad.
Mrs. c. s. Billings came from Newport !
Tuesday to visit Mrs. Lulu Lapine, who |
is at the home of r. Z. Parker for the |
present. Mr.. Parker is reported improv-
ing from his illness of three weeks.
A SON was born Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Wales Sargent, who live on Dudley
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Patch entertain
Miss Addie Perkins of Wells River over
Monday night and the following day she
home.
Miss Mary Jennett, who came from
Granville Monday for a stay over night,
went on her journey to Hartford, Conn,
Tuesday and after few days she will
90 on to New York to study fall mil
linery with a view of taking a position
as trimmer the coming fall season.
Miss Doris Lattimer accompanied her
guests, Miss Nevs Bohonon and Miss
Gladys Mccormick of Montpelier, to
Chelsea, where they are to pass few
lays with Miss Bohonon, having been
classmates at Castleton.
The ladies Of the Baptist church held a ]
iale of useful and fancy articles at the j.,
huroh vestry on Tuesday afternoon.
Don't forget that every person in this ,
own is personally invited to South Roy. J
Ilton Thursday evening, Aug. II, the oc-
aston being the Barre Board of Trade i
.ettogether or better acquaintance meet
ny. The Barre people are to be there a
90 strong and are to give free evening I
music by Carroll's or.
hestra of Barre; the Barre band will t
i've an open-air concert; $50 pictures of o
barre and her industry will be thrown on S
he screen; and suitable provision has n
zen made for an openair dance from
80 to 10 o'clock, in which everyone Is "
invited to participate. h
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