The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-27
CABOT
Edward Mcphilomy's Death Followed i,
Long Illness.

Edward Mcphilomy's Death Followed ,
Long Illness.
Edward McPhlomy passed away al
his home in Cabot Sunday evening al
1880 o'clock, April is, the end following
a long illness of tuberculosis. He was
born in Dorset in 1866 and was gran
lite cutter by trade, but for the past five
years was successful farmer. He was
an Industrious, honest and much respect.
ed citizen, devoted husband and kind
neighbor July o, 1905, he was united in
marriage with Mrs. Effie Russell at Hard
wick. After a prayer service at the
home Monday noon, conducted by Rev
M. w. Hale, his remains, accompanied
| by his wife, were taken to East Dorset,
where funeral services were held in st.
| Jeromes church Tuesday at 10 o'clock.
Besides his companion, he leaves two sis
tiers, Mrs. William Kelley of Dorset, Miss
Sarah McPhilomy of New York City,
and three brothers, William of West
Rutland, John of Dorset and Patrick of
Chelsea, Mass. The bearers were his five
nephews, Frank, John and William KEEL
ley, John and Charles McPhilomy and
DR.. A. A. Cross. Burial was in st. Je-
rome's cemetery at East Dorset.
Those who were present from out of
town were Kathryn Daley OF Rutland,
William McPhilomy and two sons of
West Rutland, Sarah McPhilomy and
Alice Kelley of New York City, Patrick
McPhilomy of Chelsea, Mass, Dr.. and
Mrs, A. A. Cross of Williamstown, Eliz-
abeth Kelley of Pittsford, Frank Kelley
of Bennington and many friends from
nearby towns.
Miss Mary McAllister of st. Johnsbury
is spending week with her father and
other relatives.
Aaron Witham was in Hardwick Tues
day on business.
Miss Merna Walbridge entertained
several of her young friends last week
Wednesday evening in honor of her 10th
birthday Refreshments of cake and ice
cream were served.
Leroy Dow has been i'll the past week
with grip and other troubles.
Mrs. John Noyce is in Fanny Allen
hospital for trea tment
Mrs Jennie Bruce, Mrs e. A. Merritt,
Mrs. Eva Haines, Mrs. Clarence Martin,
Mrs. Herbert Shute, Aaron Witham and
Hiram Russell attended the district de-
partment convention of w. r. G., held at |
last week
Ora Kittredge is stopping at Herbert !,
Heath's for an indefinite time.
Mrs. NJ. /. Wheeler was business Wis
tor in Barre recently.
Mrs. Gertrude Wells visited Mrs Nell |
lie Wells in Burlington last week
Arthur Rogers has commenced work
IN the highway in Ryegate, where he EN-
1ioys gang Of help.
Mrs. Merrill Dawson of Plainfield was
/ guest at Clarence Martins recently
o. =. Boyles was in Montpelier to at
end the district department convention
II W. r. G. and is visiting his son,
gorge, and daughter, Mrs. VIII Turner,
It Berlin.
Miss Pearl Taylor OF Walden is work
ng for Mrs Walter Perry.
Leon Scott has gone to Ryegate TO
work. for Arthur Rogers on the road
Gordon Webster returned to Montpe.
Ter seminary Monday after being de-
aimed at home the previous week with
heumatic trouble.
A May day breakfast will be served
tuesday morning May |, in the vestry
+ the Congregational church from $3.50
0 8 a. nj.
Raymond Harrington has been i'll the
asst week with mumps.
Mrs. Albert Rogers spent a few days
I the home of her son Phil in Walden
lst week.
+. r. Smith was business visitor in
reens boro last week.