The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-14
H1RDWICK
Death Of Joseph w. Noble, Well Known
Citizen, From a Shock.

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Joseph w. Noble, well known res
dent here for the past quarter century
died at his home on Highland avenu
early Thursday morning following
shock which occurred on Sunday evenin
previous. His left side was completed
psralyzed and he never regained con
seriousness nor recognized any relative
or friends. Mr.. Noble had been constable
and tax collector for the town and vii
lage for number of years and had als'
served as truant officer. He had been II
the insurance business for years and haS
wide acquaintance throughout thu
state, especially in Caledonia and La
noble counties. He was SO years of age
The funeral was held to-day at the Con
gregational church and burial was made
in Hyde Park, with Masonic services
Mr.. Noble will be greatly missed in the
life of the community and deepest sym
patty is extended Mrs. Noble and the
son, Harold, and the daughter, Myra.
Thirty.o one members and invited guests
of the Judith Lyford club of Cabot mo-
tored to this place Thursday evening,
where banquet was served at the Hard
wick hotel with Mrs. Gertie Wells as
POSTMASTER. Besides the members pres
ent there were Others from long dis
tances, Wendell Hicke of Orange City,
Fla, Selden Smith of Berkeley, Cal, Miss
Alice Harvey of Philadelphia and others.
Following the banquet social time was
passed, the party breaking up at 1880.
P. A. Smith of Lower Cabot acted as
host in the affair.
Coleman & Dudley have sold their
farm about two miles above this village
to Arthur Roy of st. Rose, P. O., who
has taken possession. Since purchasing
this farm about two years ago Coleman
& Dudley have put great deal of money
into repairing and rebuilding the build
ings on this farm as well as erecting
some new buildings, and the sale in
volved several thousand dollars. 1t is
understood that Coleman & Dudley will
return to their former home in Gard
ner, Mass.
Fred Boyce of West Woodbury. was
operated on at the Hardwick hospital
last Tuesday by DR.. J. NJ. Allen of st.
Johnsbury.
A son was born Monday to Mr.. and |
Mrs. Abb Fisher of Woodbury.. Mrs. |
Fisher and son are at the Hardwick |
hospital
Mrs. Minnie Hoyt of Ludlow, Mass,
has been guest of relatives here the
past week.
Homer Tillotson of Seattle, Wash, is
spending few weeks here with friends.
Mrs. H. j. Titus and daughter, Miss
are visiting relatives in Hyde
Park.
w. M. Clark returned recently from
In extended visit in Meredith, n H.
Mrs. Anna Dimond of Bakersfield is a
,uest at Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Paquette's.
Harold Noble is home from Bridge
BORT, Conn, called here by the illness
md death of his father, j. W. Noble.
Miss Annie Mulcahy is at home from
Ter work in Proctor.
Miss Donnelly, night nurse at the
Iardwick hospital, has returned from
Ter home in Proctor, where she has been
or a short vacation.
Fred Taylor and family of Troy visit ,
d relatives in town the middle of the
yeek
Dorman Bridgman is spending some ]
lme with relatives in Fitchburg, Mass.
FRS. G. H. Whitcher accompanied Mr.. !.
ridgman.
The Red Cross rally at the opera house {
lst evening was booster and was
lrgely attended. The audience listened
, stirring address by Gov. Graham,
5 well as remarks by DIR. Flagg of
raftsbury and local clergymen. The
and played a few selections in the t.
Iuare, after which the boy scouts and
unit of home guards escorted the gov
nor to the opera house. n
Quite number of Hardwick people
I've been attending county court the 4
LIST few days as witnesses in the Mar "
n-Steinka case and the Goodhart- Besaw
Sc.