The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-06
WATERBURY
Body OF Mrs. Charles Robinson Brought
TO the Center for Burial.

train Tuesday and taken to her old hon
at the Center, swhere her son, Harye
Robinson, resides. Mary Jane Prescott
was born in Waterbury 73 years ag
last June, the daughter of MIR. and Mr.
Harvey Prescott, on the farm whiel
with the adjoining farm, has since bee
her home. She married Mr.. Robinson ]
1864. He died about four years age
Mrs. Robinson has been i'll for some tim
with Bright's disease, was considered So
riously so for some time at the home o
her son, Carroll Robinson, but improves
and was taken home by her daughte
for care. She is survived by the tw'
sons, Carroll Robinson and Harvey Rob
nson of this town and two daughters
Ethel, wife of Irving Sloeum of Washing
ton, and Carrie, wife of Bert Moody o
Montana. Also two grandchildren anC
one sister, Miss Emma Prescott of this
town. Mrs. l.. r. Bryan of the Center Il
sister.in.law of Mrs. Robinson, also
Mrs. George Prescott Of Montpelier ant
Mrs. Henry Prescott OF Ohio. Arrange
ments for the funeral await word from
or arrival of, Mrs. Moody.
Good news is received concerning the
condition of Miss Alice Folsom at the
lieaton hospital.
Officers of the Sunday school of the
Christian Advent church elected last
Sunday are: Superintendent, 5. c. Wheel
er; assistant superintendent. Frank Rog-
ers; treasurer, Miss Hazel Cook.
Robert Perry has returned from a
business trip to western New York in
the interests of the Drew Daniels Gran
lite company. He also visited his grand
mother in Troy, n. r., and brother in
Schenectady.
| Mr. and Mrs. Kimtall Kennedy and
children, Barbara and Robert, have re-
turned to Philadelphia, where Mr.. Ken
nedy is studying veterinary science.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Demeritt, who
were holiday guests of relatives here
and at the Center, have returned to their
home in Burlington.
Miss Bernice Parker, teacher in the
Stowe schools, was recent guest of her
college classmate, Miss Margaret Pike.
Miss Ella Adams, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Minnie Farrell, has gone
to Randolph.
Mrs. Harold Joslyn of Waitsfeld is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harold Marshall.
Fl. p. Turner OF South Duxbury ac
companied his niece, Miss Gertrude |
Tredo, and nephew, Byron Tredo, to
their home in Montpelier Tuesday. He |
will visit for few days in Montpelier |
and Barre.
The "Old Maids enjoyed a reunion
and picnic supper at the Seabury home
last week. Among those present from
out of town were Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Durand of Brooklyn, n. Y. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Jones OF Waitsfeld and Miss
Ella Adams OF Richmond About 90
were present.
The annual meeting of the ladies' UNI
ion was held in the social room of the
church Tuesday after
noon and the following officers were
elected; President, Mrs. Annie Gilbert
first vice president, Mrs. Lillian Demer-
lit; second viee-president, Mrs. Alice
Smith; secretary, Mrs. Nellie Chase;
treasurer, Mrs. Nettie Fife. Reports of
last years work showed good amount
IF money raised. A pleasant social time
and family supper was enjoyed.
The following officers of the Water
bury Center grange were installed Tues
lay evening. by Past Master George Cha
Din of Stowe, assisted by Mrs. Chaplin
Master, Edward Norway; oyerseer. Her
BERT Pike; lecturer, Mrs. Mary Norway
chaplain, Mrs. Della Watts; steward, d.
I. Adams; secretary, Mrs. Frances :
Adams; treasurer, John Parker; gate
,eeper, Herbert Miller; assistant stew
rd, Francis Grout; Ceres, Mrs. Cora 7
Morrison; Pomona, Mrs. Lillian Mer :
lam; Flora, Mrs. Nettie Pike; lady as
istant steward, Miss Maude Decell. Fol a
owing the installation banquet was y
erved.
The condition Of Charles I. Hatch in n
northampton, Mass, remains about the a.
anne, y
About 25 were entertained Tuesday "
vening at the home of Mrs. II. ID. Hop
ins on Main street, at a meeting in !
barge of Mrs Verne i. Smith presi, =
emit Of the Woman's Foreign Missionary v
Dciety of the Methodist church. After
he opening exercises, Mrs. Smith intro
ueed Mrs.iR. j. Gregory, who gave facts a.
her trip to India, characteristics oil bl
~ pldtt anu peOl]it. ME was
lh years in the Methodist mission IN
rat country, the greatest part of the II
me being in the Native 0rphanage in
assim and preceptress of the English pr
gh school at Toona. Her words were m
,ry instructive and the ladies felt very m
'ateful to Mrs. Gregory for her help R'
vocal solo was rendered by Mrs. T. G. 70
lmb, accompanied by Mrs, Henry De L.
eritt. Refreshments were served by sh
lie hostess, Mrs. Garfield pouring and I'M
rs Lamb presiding at the chatting dish. lot
The installation of the officers Of Men
r lodge, No. 81, /. o. o. F.. was held ria
their hall Tuesday evening. the fol- ms
wing officers in the chair for the year: nil
L. Messer, noble grand: A. w. Miller, zat
&c grand; L. f. Joslyn, secretary; c. c. tn
ayes, treasurer; A. E, Edwards, war
n; /. j. Garvey. conductor; f. L. Grit. the
. chaplain; F. II. McGrath right sup ass
rter; T. w Chesley, left supporter; ine
J. Knowles, right supporter noble att
and; i. II. Smith, left supporter noble ing
and; g. o. Russell, right supporter vice sch
and S. A. Boyce. left supporter vice of
and; c. A. Canerdv, inside guardian. nu
/. Hanson, outside guardian. The in the
fling officers we're G. C. Clifford. dis clio
ct deputy grand master, and L. s. va
mes, district deputy grand marshal. of VIII
ndolph. Following the installation
Dper was served. There will be a spe- -