The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-11

Death and Funeral Of Frank p. Heath
Funeral OF Frank WeIch.

funeiai OF FRANK Welch.
Frank T.. Heath died early Wednesda
morning after an illness from Bright
disease dating back 90 the middle of las
summer. The past three months he ha
been very i'll, requiring the service of
nurse. The funeral was held yesterda,
afternoon from his late home, Rev. /
w. Lewis officiating. Mr.. Heath was th
son of Josiah and Mary j. tIatch
Heath, and had passed his sixty.iirs
birthday. He has resided In Groton near
ly all of his life. He married Sarai
Chase of Waterbury, who survives him
He also leaves one sister, Mrs. l.. 4
blanchard, and several nephews an,
niees.
The funeral of Frank Nclch was helt
at the Methodist church on Wednesday
afternoon, Rev. Mr. Fortier of Corinth
officiating, assisted by Rev. +. w. Lewis
of this place. The bearers were Rev
Guy Welch, Lawrence and Russell Welch
brothers OF the deceased, and Stanley
Miller, cousin. Besides the above men.
toned, there were present from out OF
town, Mrs Frank WEIGH, Mr. and Mrs.
Warren WEIGH, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Weleh, and DIR. Rowland OF East Corinth,
Mrs. ii. Il. White, ID. j. Miller of East
Topsham, Jennie Il. Kicker of Burling-
ton, NJ. Ii. Kicker of Wells River, Mrs.
Rose Crown of Woodsyille, n. H., Miss
Elsie WEIGH of Corinth, and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. McAllister of South Ryegate.
Mrs. William Richards of Montpelier
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Err
nest Richards this week.
Mrs. Helen Rouhan, and Miss Mamie
Rouhan OF West Topsham are visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Kicker.
Miss Eta Weleh of Groton, and Robert
White of Ryegate, were married Tuesday
evening at the home of w. ID. White, a
brother of the groom, in Ryegate. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Lloyd
Simpson, the ring service being used.
Laurel temple, No. 4, Pythian Sisters,
enjoyed social hour at the close of their
regular meeting Tuesday evening. The
event was planned by the Sisters for G.
j. Bailey in appreciation of janitor work,
and other help that he had kindly assist
ed them in during the year. Delicious
refreshments OF cake and ice cream, sal
tines and olives were served.
About fifty.fve were present at the
gentlemens night, observed by the Nee
dlecraft club at the Knights OF Pythias
hall March 3. The program consisted in
songs and readings and guessing contests.
Refreshments OF sandiches, cake and |
coffee were served, and all enjoyed a
pleasant evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Welch of North |
field have been in town this week,
Mrs. d. IL. James is in very poor health /
from heart trouble.
Mrs. Lueretia Taylor accompanied by
her mother Mrs. Maribah Taylor, went
to St Johnsbury Wednesday, where she
to an operation at Brightlook
hospital, for the removal OF piece of
bone from the nose.
Joseph Vance and Mrs. G. A. Kicker
received word Tuesday Of the death OF
their sister, Mrs. Eva Jackson, which
occurred Wednesday night at the home
If her son in Orange.
Z. f. Clark returned Thursday from
/ business trip to Hardwiek.
G. NJ. Nourse of Lancaster, n. H., has i
,een in town part OF the week. making
to sell at auction, the fur
liture Of the late Mrs. ). y. Morrison,
which was done to-day.
Alex Burnett and Mr.. Mathewson have
zone to Barre, where they have employ
nent at their trade Of granite cutting.
Miss Addie McGrillis, who has been
Il for the past two weeks Is recovering.