The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-18
HARDUICK
Death of Frank Phillips, a Veteran Of
the Civil War

the Civil War.
Frank Phillips, a veteran of the Civil
war, aged about 80 years, died at his
home on Highland avenue last Saturday
morning, after quite long illness, suf
fering in particular with seiatic rhen-
matism. The funeral was held at his
/ late home this afternoon, Rev, G. II.
Redding officiating. For many years. or
! up to about two years ago, aAlr Phillips
was well known figure on the streets.
as an employe of the street cleaning de-
! partment, taking especial pride in the
cleanliness Of the streets. For many
years his daughter, Miss Cora, took care
Of him.
! Miss Vesta Knapp began work last
week in the Granite Trust company of
! fee.
Miss Martha Morse is home from
Montpelier seminary for the holiday re
cess.
Fl. &. Lawrence finishes his duties as
clerk in The Kinda II drug store this week
Saturday. and viii go TO Springfield the
Ist of January, where he has a position
with the Jones & f.amson Machine CO..
as time clerk in the cast department.
ut dNddEUN 1AShObphlf
team were showed under literally by the
p. A. boys at Morrisville last Friday
night by a score of 6t to To- Despite the |
one sdedness of the score the III. A. boys |
kept the r. A. on the move most Of the !
time.
w. J. Sinnott is in Detroit, Mich, this I
week on business trip.
j. II. Stewart was in st, Adams the
latter part of last week.
w. A. Dutton was in Boston last week
on business connected with the public
service commission.
j. A. Gallagher transacted business in
Burlington last Saturday.
Master Leslie Bishop was visitor in
St. Johnsbury last Saturday
Master Neal Ward is spending the
week with West Burke relatives.
Miss Vera Thomas is home from the
Lyndon institute for the holiday recess,
Mrs. A. J. Smith OF Morrisville was q
guest at the home of G. s. Booth and
wife the latter part of last week.
Miss Helen Slapp is home from Wells
River where she is teaching school, for
The Christmas vacation,
Fred Eldridge and family returned
rom Florida last Saturday, where they
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Mr. Eldrid2e was called back here by the
lraft. He registered in Brookfeld, where
lie lived at that time.
T. r. ODER and wife have finished their
york in st. Johnsbury, Mr.. ODER in the
fairbanks shops and Mrs Ober in the
,iano store They visited friends here
asst Friday and left Saturday morning
or Barre, where he has work
NTtua ~ IA iioxr r1st4 a1 how aoth
r at IRE Mary Fletcher hospital in Bur
ington last Saturday.
Mrs Oscar Schlarman left last Sat
rday morning for Boston. where she
rll visit relatives for couple of weeks
Miss Mary Waters. one OF the grade
eachers, is passing the holidays with
elatives at her home in Johnson.
Miss Louise Bogue, who teaches in
he kindergarten, is passing the Christ
las recess at her home in Pttsford
Orrin Hilc and Miss Fena s. Gilman.
9th of this place. were married Dec. II
Y Rev. G. D. Haselton, pastor of the
aptist church.
Mrs. Fred Blodeau and daughter, Miss
left yesterday for visit with
,latives and friends in Barton and st,
Miss Cecyl Tavl is spending cou
lie of weeks in Boston with her sisters,
Iisses Florence and Mildred Taylor
Miss Elizabeth Ellis member of the
'ademy faculty, is spending the school
scation at her home in Attieboro, Mass.
Miss Ida Byrne. teacher in the aead
ny. left for her home in Windsor Locks.
nm, last Friday night, where she will
END the holiday vacation.
Miss Lydia Edgerly. teacher in the
ademy has gone to her home in Proc
r TO pass the Christmas vacation
The Red Cross membership drive" is
,w on in good earnest, and the mum
r necessary for Hardwick to furnish to
ach its quota of e72 is about 800
atch the clocks and see the hands move
eadily upward.