The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-13

Ida Mae Davidson second, Albert White
hill third
i Pumpkins. First, Edmund Secchiari
second, Kenneth Graham
Vegetables not included above, Third
Edwin Hood.
In awarding the above prizes some ex
hibits were left out because they did not
comply with the requirements of the
classes in which they were entered, The
| judges took in consideration the ages OF
the pupils in making the awards Prizes
were also awarded TO the schools making
the best showing on The work done by
the school during the summer, according
to the size of the school. The Carter
school received the first prize, the village
grammar school the second and the
Plummer school the third
Mrs. Josephine Clark Of Wells River
and sister, Mrs. Horace Armstrong of Chi
cago, were recent callers in this place.
J. Harry Taisey, until recently mail
carrier on Route B. has finished his work
and gone to Woodsville, n H., where he
has employment.
Mr. and Mrs W B. Darling returned
Wednesday from a visit Of several days
with relatives in Bradford.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Thurston of
Monroe, ~ H.. were in town Thursday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Thurs
tons sister, Mrs. Isabel Frost.
Moses II. Whitehill was taken to
Brightlook hospital, st, Johnsbury, on
Wednesday morning, where an operation
revealed q badly crushed hip. Mr.. White
hill was injured a week before, and ii
was thought at the time that no bones
were broken. His many friends are hop
ing he will make a good recovery but
il win undoubtedly be slow. owing TO
the seriousness of the fracture and his
age of seventy-two years.
Mr., and Mrs Dan Murray of Lyndon
vile arrived in town Thursday on a Wis
it to Mrs. Murray's uncle and aunt, Mr. |
and Mrs G. H. Pillsbury.
r. j. Miller, who has been at his home
at Groton pond i'll for the past week.
returned to his work in the lumber bust
ness in New Hampshire Thursday. He
was accompanied by Frank Jones'
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Frost of Marsh
ield were called here early in the week
" the illness and subsequent death of II
heir mother, Mrs Isabel Frost.
Mrs. Edward Smith went on Tuesday
o Westfield, Mass, to visit her son,
hyde Welch. who has been i'll and was
Unable to leave there with the troops
Miss Josephine Frost passed few
AVS the first of the week at the home
f her parents, Mr. and Mrs James
'rost, in Montpelier.
The funeral of Mrs Isabel Frost was
cid Thursday afternoon at o'clock
rom the Methodist church. Rev F. W.
.ewis officiating, and large number of
elatives and friends were present Mu-
c was furnished by the ladies' quartet,
Grs. Z. F. Clark. Mrs. II. T. Morrison,
Irs. Ralph Foster and Miss May Hall,
18th Mrs. p A. Smith. organist The /
carers were the three sons, Moses,
tephen and Fred Frost. and Frank Nor
son, son in law. Mrs. Frost was born
abel Thurston. the daughter Of Peter
I'D Alyira Welch Thurston She was 4
vice married. her first husband being
eter Chase, the second. Isiah Frost. a
,teran Of the Civil war. who died around
yenty years ago. She is survived by 4
re children, Moses Of Gr0ton. Stephen
Marshfield. Mrs Frank Morrison and
1phronia Welch Of this place. and Fred
no has nearly always resided at home
tn his mother. Mrs Frost also leaves
r aged mother. Nrs Alvira Norwood.
lo has made her home with her daugh-
r for some time past, and two brothers.
a ThurstOn of Groton. and Shephen
Monroe. y H. and one sister. Mrs
ed Carpenter Of Barre. She viii BE-
lch missed. especially BY her family
ele, having always been 3 kind and
ing mother. She was 4 member n
Gloria Rebekah lodge. and had filed
the important Offices in the local or
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