The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-03
WATERBURY
Over 400 People Attended Funeral of Mrs.
William Thompson.

II is estimated that over 400 people
attended the funeral of Mrs. William
Thompson at st. Andrews church yester.
day morning. Rev. Robert Dewey Off
ciated and the bearers were L. c. 0'Neil,
W. j. ONeil, John Keefe, Harry Harvey,
W. +. Devine, Thomas n. Deyine. The
burial was in the Holy Cross cemetery
The floral offerings were many and very
beautiful. Among the pieces were those
from the Lane Manufacturing Co., the
Capital garage, Mr.. and Mrs J. j. Glenny
OF Montpelier, the Pierian club, a pillow
from the husband, wreath from the
brothers and sisters and a large piece
from the Gleason family and a number
OF Spiritual bouquets. Among those pres
ent from out of town were Mr.. and Mrs.
c. B. Roberts, Miss Agnc Fontaine, Mrs.
f. u, Childs, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Stone,
j. b. Crossett, Mrs. Will George, Mr.. and
Mrs. t. III. Bergen, James Cannon, l.. c.
Tewksbury, Miss Nellie O'Brien, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. j. Carney, Mrs. Gerry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Premier, Mrs Barney Carney
and Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Ryan of Mont
pelier; Roderick Chisholm of Windsor,
James Wheaton, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wheaton, Bernard Wheaton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Meader Martin, Mr.. and Mrs Thorn
as Reeves, Mrs. Martin Berry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Corven, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Champagne of Burlington; Thorn
as Price and Mortimer Price of Middle
sex, Mrs. Mary Walker, Mrs. Frank War
rem, Mrs. Anna Manchester, Robert Walk |
er, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Horrigan and
Fred Walker OF St. Adams; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Thompson of Bolton, Mrs.
MoIlie Holman of Randolph, Mrs. Mary |
Barney of Lawrence, Mass. Miss Mary |
Ryan of Lowell, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald |
Burke, Mrs. Richard Burke, Mr.. and Mrs
John 0'Brien, George O'Bren. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Thomas Wheaton and Michael Ryan
Of Richmond.
A Republican rally will be held in the
seminary hall at the Center tonight at
which Congressman Porter II. Dale will
BIZ one of the speakers Monday night
Senator w. p. Dillingham; and Editor
John Cushing of st. Adams will discuss
he issues of the campaign in the village
lall
A fine black bear was captured by
George and A. NJ. Snow after a big fight
md many shots Wednesday afternoon.
Did bruin weighed 300 pounds. He was
,hot in Beaver meadows in louisville,
Ibout two and one half miles from any
labtaton. This is about seven miles
rom Moretown village.
John Leon Cane or Saranac, y. Y, and
Hiss Blanche Darby of Laconia, n. H.,
we're united i'll marriage by Rev. William
J. Boicourt at the congregational par
onage Wednesday afternoon. They are
o reside in Plattsburg.
Charles Towers Of Castleton, who has ,
lad much experience in the drug business,
; working for Brisbin & Brisbn.
A jolly party assembled at the home
I Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bingham Tuesday !,
vening to attend Halloween party Civ
n by Mrs. Bingham and Miss Ollie Mich v
Is. Mrs. Bingham was the big ghost
Whitney. Mrs. S. l.. Goodrich and Mrs G
!. B. Adams were the witches. The ;
ooms were decorated appropriately for
he occasion and various games were I
layed. Refreshments were served by :
Iiss Margaret Pike, Mrs. s. l.. Goodrich,
lrs. Bingham and Miss Ollie Nichols.
Tuesday evening Dillingham; grange
ED a very successful spook party at the
uxbury town hall A large number \
,stumed and music was furnished for q
by Buzzel's orchestra
ONE made candy popcorn and apples y
ere sold. =