The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-11
WATERBURY

The funeral of Luther Davis was helt
from the home of his sister, Mrs. Ed
ward Chesley, Sunday afternoon, Rev
Verne l.. Smith officiating. Burial wa,
in the village cemetery. The bearers
were the four brothers.in-law, W. II
Douglass, s. w. Guptil, Percy Brown
and Edward Chesley.
Mrs. Mary L. Wells, who is with her
daughter, Mrs. Edward s. Frary, in Ber-
lin, N. Y, passed her seth birthday Sun
day in fairly good health.
Mrs. Clifford Caswell of Barre was a
weekend guest of Mrs. Robert Eagan.
Miss Stella Eagan of Springfield,
whose father recently died. is to make
her home with her uncle and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Eagan.
John Donovan of st. Adams was a
guest last week of his brother, d. ID.
Donovan.
Mrs. George w. Morse, who has been
confined to the house three weeks with
the grippe, is more comfortable. Mrs.
Ramsdell is with her.
John J. Ryan has bought the so-called
Henry Marshall house on Union street.
The Twenty-Five club met last night
at the Waterbury inn, Earle NJ. Twom-
bly, having an interesting paper on
"Salt-petre."
Requiem mass was celebrated by Rev.
Robert Dewey yesterday morning at st.
Andrews church for Martin Moran, the
organ presented by Mrs. Moran in mem
DRY of her husband being used for the
first time for a requiem mass. To-day
requiem masses were said for Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hayes.
Frank Buckley of Moretown was a
business visitor in town yesterday.
Rev. A. ]. Hillman of Conway, N. IT., |
has been guest for few days of his I
son, E. c. Hillnlan.
Mrs. Lizzie Gibson and daughter. Miss
Rose Gibson, arc visiting Mrs. Gibson's
sister at Cadys Falls.
Mrs. Philander Chase of Randolph is
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Hart.
There was a good attendance Friday
evening at the meeting at Duxbury Cor
ners under the auspices of the Union
Sunday school in that place, Rev. Will
liam L. Boieoult speaking on "The Re
ligious Side of Scout Work"
The Hypatia club met Friday with
Miss Alice Seabury, the program being
as follows: Quotations from Artemus
Ward; vocal solo, Miss Weltha Booker
accompanied by Mrs. f. l.. Knight;
sketch, "John Quincy Adams Mrs. f.
i. Steele, jr. sketch, Daniel Webster"
Mrs. Reina Demeritt; book review, Lit
tie Women" Mrs. L. i. Knight seIec-
ton from ''Widow Bedott," Mrs Was
son. Refreshments We're served by Mrs.
Bidwell and Mrs. Stanley
A council meeting Of the campfire
girls was held in assembly hall of the
Methodist church Friday evening by in :
vitation OF the Winooski Valley camp
fire girls, Mrs. d. c. Jones' guardian.
After the council meeting a program
was given consisting of vocal solos by Il
Miss Rachel Holmes and Miss Stella | a
iritfith; piano solo by Miss Lestina f
3idwell; recitation by Miss Phoebe Good F
leart and the reciting of poem written a
~ Rev. Verne L. Smith by Miss Helen n
-anerdy; the Hoehelaga chorus and re- d
marks by Mrs. Smith. In the cake CON Il
est, Nrizes were given Miss Bernice o
raves and Miss Pauline Ayers, Mrs. b
'oicourt and Mrs Smith being Judges. II
There were 40 girls in the ceremonial A
refreshments were served Honors were a
warded to five of the Hiawatha girls h
nd five Of the Hochelaga girls were v,
made od-gatherers.