The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-06
WATERBURY

from the results of an operation. Th
deceased was born in Chateaugay, N. Y
~ years ago, the youngest son OF Cyp
riam and Agnes La Count Gauthier. ii
is survived, by his wife and three sons
Ernest Clement A. and Vincent A.; als'
by one brother, William II. Gauthier o
Gouverneur, N. Y, and by three sisters
Mrs. Frank Sycamore, Mrs. Eva Saga
more and Miss Edith Gauthier, all o
Barnard. The funeral was held Wednes
day in Burlington at the cathedral o.
the Immaculate Conception, with inter
ment in St Josephs cemetery.
The neurologist on board No. of the
medical advisory board is Dr. W. G. Up
ton of ST. Adams, formerly located here
at the Vermont state hospital.
The school building for the graded and
high schools is well supplied with coal
and the rural schools in both Duxbury
and Waterbury are equipped with wood.
Howard Thurston is quite poorly.
Mrs. Myrtle Griffith and Mrs Verne
Turner are to assist Mrs. Annie Barry
in the store during the holiday trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Snow of Montpe
ler have returned home after few
sptlt WIN MI 1ioN . pulClitS III
louisville.
Mrs. Myrtle Griffith and daughter,
Stella, spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Griffith's sister, Mrs. c. w. Robinson, in
Montpelier.
H. w. Baisdell of Salem. Mass, who
was called here by the death of Mrs.
Sumner Blaisdell, has returned home.
Mr.. Blaisdell's sister, Mrs. A. l. Preston
of Newport, n. H., remains for a few
days.
Among those who attended the wed
ding of Miss Clara Savage in Waitsfield
beside Mrs. Earl Boyce, who is home,
were Mrs. w. j. Boyee, Mr.. and Mrs
Alton Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Farnham.
The thrift cards and stamps are at the
local postoffice, as in other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.. Harvey have re-
ceived letter from their SON Harold |
Harvey, written Nov. Is, in which he |
speaks of being in the best of health and |
the life. He speaks of the
abundance of apples there and says that |
is being done for the comfort |
of the men. Norman Hamel is with him
Under the direction of o. j. Patterson,
road commissioner of Duxbury, a piece
of permanent road is being built by the
lodges near the iron bridge ON the Dux-
bury side of the river Rocks have been
blasted for a distance of Is rods, a road
being made "a feet wide. The work is
nearly finished for the winter, guard
rail and other parts being completed in
The spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith of Worces-
.er, Mass, have been guests of Mr.
Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
smith, on Randall avenue.
Because of the Red Cross films Tues
lay night, the annual supper and sale of +,
he ladies aid of the Methodist Episco-
al church has been postponed one week. :
Mrs. Helen P. Lathrop, parish worker,
emains slightly more comfortable. Her
on, Il. Houston Lathrop, is to locate
ere soon and will have a room at the l
ONE of F. L. Knight. Mr.. Lathrop is a !.
rec surgeon.
DIR. r. j. Allen of the local hospital is ;,
member of board No. of the medical :
oard for the next draft, being the neu-
ologist. =
Joseph Smith, superintendent of the y
lagnesia Tale Co., who was operated \
pom at Heaton hospital, is quite com
Drtable his condition being reported as
enerally satisfactory. Mrs. Smith and
aughter, Josephine, are in Montpelier.
Ernest Arlington, who has been at F
ne Huntley- Palmer farms, has entered
he employ of Philip Shonio at the Cros
TT farm
Miss Maude Wilcox is guest of her re
ster, Mrs. w. B. Clark, for few days 81
\ her way from st. Johnsbury to the =
ome of her parents in st. Adams.
A joint meeting of the Hypatia and
ierian clubs will be held with Mrs. J. f. tC
aire Friday afternoon. The program HI
in charge of the two program commit u
es. nj
The marriage of Mrs. May Greene and Sc
erne Dillingham; was solemnized at the W
,me of Martin Dillingham; Thanksgiv CO
g day at the Center by Rev. w. f. Hill. ha
O. w. Chaffee and daughters have re-
rned to their home in Morrisville, be- TO
G guests of Superintendent and Mrs. Ia
w. Chaffee. nj
The Crossett hill branch of the local
ID Cross has finished since the first of le
ptember, % surgical shirts, > mufflers, I'll
sweaters, pairs wristlets, pairs of
ockings, helmets and fracture pill H.
VS.. This speaks well for community yo
1rk. ma
Carl Claire, who has been out of school no
r week because of illness, is much so
proved.
Dr. J. +. Claire is finishing the ship
INT of 300 tons of hay from his differ
{ farms for New York markets.
Mrs f. +. Bamforth, former resi- gi,
Mt, is in the Mary Fletcher hospital. vii
Duxbury Corner seems to be in the
ID on conserving fuel for school pur- Wis
ses. as almost a solid session is kept.
e children carry a lunch and school is an
sed earlier in the afternoon, the full
ne being given. MI
Another successful entertainment was fol-
zen under the auspices of the Red
Dss Wednesday afternoon and evening, da
en- the official Red Cross pictures were
,wn and musical programs rendered. Or
school glee club singing in the after
on under direction of Miss Lena Wal Tu
G and in the evening the program as ma
nted, each soloist doing well the part
igned. The accompanies of the even the
were Mrs. Walter johnson and Miss Ca,
IRA Boyce. music during the pictures
ng rendered by Mrs. Twombly and
5. johnson. A fine sum was Melted
the Red Cross.
The young child of Mr.. and Mrs Frank J
lahan, who was i'll with polio, is doing EN-
v well and hopes are entertained that, ter
in, ba sazn of Tho chilli Wit