The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-27
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Funeral Of Mrs. Joseph D. Brown Held
Yesterday.

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Funeral Of Mrs. Joseph d. Brown Hell
Yesterday.
The funeral OF Mrs. Joseph D. Brow
was held yesterday at the home OF he
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Faber Bene
dict. Harold V. Allen conducted the fu
neral, Rev. j. Wesley Miller officiating
and Miss Fannie Harrington sang twice
Among those present from out of tow
were Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Perham and
George Perham of Brooktield, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Kelly of Mortified, Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. Little of Chelsea, besides
the bereaved husband from Vernon
N. II.
Miss Elizabeth Weleh is nursing Mrs.
II. II. Fifeld and Miss Mildred Persons
is taking her place at the Greene sana.
forum.
w. NJ. Fisher has returned to Spring.
field, Mass, after a three weeks vaca.
tion here and at his cottage in Bar
nard.
Faber Benedict has sold his farm to his
son, G. 4. Benedict, who will conduct it,
specializing in registered Holstein stock.
Harold Bundy and Eugene Parrott
threw off notes from fast moving sol
diers' train Saturday evening The notes
found their way to their parents.
Local men, who will appear this week
before the exemption board at Wood.
stock sre:- Joseph II. Counter, j. How.
ard Myott, Harry S. Turner and Louis
A. Williams, on Wednesday; Leo +.
Edmunds, Myron H. Call and Christopher
~ Arnold, on Friday.
Ivers w. Hackett was here Friday
from Great Darlington, Mass, on his
way to attend the second training camp
for reserve officers at Plattsburg, N. Y.
The cemetery commissioners will build
fence around the Lympus cemetery
and will begin improvements within, but
cannot 60 far with the present appropri.
alton.
Miss Gladys P. Drew of Allston, Mass,
is at Guy Wilson's for the week.
Miss Elaween Sandspra and Miss
Marion Grant are in Mortified for a
few days visit
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Batchelder of
Springfield are visiting at Wallace
Batchelder's.
L. F. Terry is driving new Oakland
Six automobile.
The first target drill of the rifle club
was held at the 300 yard range last Sat
urday, each member taking ten shots at |
the small targets Paul Wilson with
43, and Leon Barnes with AZ, were the
leaders. Both are prospective members
Of the new national army. W. L. Par
sons has been appointed range superin-
tendent.
A son was born Aug. "a to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fernando Gennona.
Miss Ada Paine of Boston is visiting
1t R. L. Persons
Miss Adelina Clifford has returned
rom Cape Roster, Me-, being accompa-
lied by Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Clifford
# that place. Guests yesterday at Mr..
Jliffords were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gray
md their daughters from Hardwick.
William Smart of Montpelier has been
listing at B. W Trumbell's
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa B. Chatfield of Wind
or have been visiting at W. A. Chat
eld's.
Harold P. Perkins returned Saturday
rom a l0-days' automobile trip as far I
asst as Brunswick, Me-, and was accom-
anied by his daughter Barbara, and t
Irs. Minnie Shepard, who had been
isiting in Portland.
Miss Helen Smith and Miss Eyalina
ornell have returned from Woodstock, d
here they went last winter and again
ill work at the Bascom house L
Mrs. Fred Perley and her son, William, q
.om Bellows Falls are with relatives N
ere. A
Angelo Lepeo appeared before the war Il
oard at Woodstock last Friday, passed Il
lie physical examination and made no {,
aim for exemption. Antonio Lemon w
ent Saturday and failed by one pound u
weight to pass the physical examina- in
on. Lawrence Morale, who passed phys 9,
ally and waived exemption, cannot be .,
rtified, as he is only 20 years of age
Id registered under a misunderstanding :,
the situation. =,
Frank Ceresa, the l4year-old son of y
r. and Mrs. Frank Ceresa, has returned .
ON North Tunbridge, where he worked "
veral days for a farmer before he was
Town to have been away from home. ri
e says he liked the place and wants to IN
} back. He has a certificate of hav-
g completed the elementary course of gi
udy and his friends hope he will at. to
nd high school the coming year. ha
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