The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-01

| ter, Bessie, student IN the hfgh school
who is also at home. Deceased is ais
survived by her mother Mrs. Hayward
| living at East Randolph; a sister Mis-
Inez Hayward; and two brothers. all liv
| ing in town. The funeral services viii b.
held from the home Sunday afternoon a
3 o'clock.
NJ. S. Walk of Burlington is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Barney Shapiro, anC
| Mr.. Shapiro has gone to market to pur
chase goods for his store here.
Mrs. S. s. Briggs, called here by the
death of her brother, " Hazen Wood
went to her home in Worcester, Mass.
Friday, expecting to return soon to pass
the summer here with relatives.
DR. A. G, Bailey Glenn Bailey and
H. J. Smithers went to Montpelier Fri
day to attend the Methodist conference
now in session there.
Mrs. Ernest Sargent came from Bur
lington, where she and her daughters
had been for a few days TO visit her
sisters, Mrs. John Sherburne, and join
her eldest daughter, Mural, and accom-
pany her home.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. c. Linton, who have
been in Lyme, n. H., for several weeks.
came home Friday.
Charlotte Morris Past Matrons and
Past Patrons association OF the Eastern
Star held its meeting in Randolph Thurs
day night. Those from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Huntington, Mr..
and Mrs. Wheatley +. II. Prouty, W. TT.
Herrick, l.. G. Moody, Mrs. Wheelock.
Mrs. Minnie Mcdonald and Mrs. Mildred
Benway from Montpelier, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. V. Stone of Barre, Mr. and Mrs.
Chandler McAllister of Essex Junction,
Mrs. G. +. Evans of Burlington. The
usual opening and business was attend
ed, after which the past matrons and
past patrons degree was conferred upon
Mrs. f. G. Evans Mrs. Fannie l.. Ninton,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. y. Stone, Lueius Webb,
and DIR. II. w. Holden. Mrs. Philu J.
the president of the associa
ton, presided, and the work was done in
admirable manner. Following the clos
ing a banquet was served at the home of
Abbie f. Clarke, with Miss Clarke. Mrs.
Lucinda Cleveland and Mrs j. F. Tewks
bury as hostesses After dinner speeches
were given. +. H. Prouty acting as toast
master. and the program was as follows |
The Eastern Star" Mrs. Fannie X.
of Montpelier; THE Fourth |
District O. f. s." Miss Abbe r. Clarke; |
The Grand Chapter of Vermont" Mrs. |
Abbie D. Stone Charlotte Morris chap /
.er, Past Matrons and Past Patrons"
Mrs. Josie McAllister; "Our Green Noun |
ain State" Mrs. Anna A. Evans; Our |
COUNTRY" l.. G. Moody. These speakers
fNIl cd xt-it ~ |
Totes given by the members presents
nd the hours passed quickly till the time
or the night train arrived, when nearly |
II took their departure for home, with
he remembrance of very pleasant I
vening Mrs. Anna a Evans remained H
yer night, as did also Mrs. Abbie d, II
tone, and returned to their homes in the
1orning.s Mrs Fannie Ninton was the
Gust of Mrs Lucinda Cleveland till the
ext morning and then left for home.
Miss Helen Wedgwood left Friday for
few Haven, Conn to pass the night with
er sister, Miss Mary Wedgwood, and on
aturday went on to New York to enter
he Presbyterian hospital to take a
curse of study for nurses training. |
Iiss Wedgwood has been employed in
he Office Of the local paper for several
ears and has always been in town,
here she has a host Of friends who will
ish for her success. Miss Maud Hatch,
mother young lady from town, went as
lr as Hartford, Conn, and entered the
ospital in that city for similar course |
training. Miss Hazel Danvow and
Iiss Gladys Swami, both from this place,
,e in the same hospital for study
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Granger passed on
thursday their 5Sth wedding anniversary /
their home on Central street They
ere married by Rev Samuel Sparhawk :
the house now owned by II. L. John II
N on School street u
+. W. Marble was operated upon at the u
natorium Wednesday. His brother, A. II
Marble of Mortified. was here and his II
mt, Mrs Ellen Marble, is at the home
r a time. II
Mrs George O'Cain is i'll with an at II
ok of congestion Of the lungs at the II
me of Mrs. Lucia on Central street II
Rev. ]. H. Thompson was selected to II
the class TO Washington ID. II
and the party left on Friday night II
Iere will be no service in the Baptist
urch on Sunday in the absence Of the
stor
w. R. Sargent and family are now in
cksonville Fla. where Mr.. Sargent is
gagged in the real estate business.
Dog Licenses.