The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-28
BETHEL
Funeral of Moses Clukey Was Held Sat.
urday Afternoon.


The funeral of Moses Oukey was HEX
Saturday forenoon at the Methodist
church The bearers were w. r. Briggs
w. G. LaRock, G. A. Marsh and +. Il
Mccullough. The choir sang three
hymns. Among those from out of town
were Harmon T. Douglass and three chill
dren from Concord, N. H., Miss Berndette
Jacques of Manchester, N. H., Mr.. and
Mrs. II. o. Maynard and two children
and Mrs. Adam Maynard of Windsor and
Mrs. Robert Gilpin of Northfield. The
floral offerings, which were quite numer-
Gus, included large pillow from the
tackers of the Bethel Chrome Tanning
Co. Interment was at Cherry Hill Gene
terry. Rev. J. Wesley Miller ofliciated.
A large number of local people were in
Woodstock last Saturday to see a league
baseball between Whitcomb high school
and Woodstock high school, which the
latter won by score of to 6.
Carl Savage of Poultney, cousin OF
Miss Mae |. Savage and veteran of the
Spanish American war, has joined the
Vermont Red Cross ambulance company
of which DR. William Stickney of Rut-
land is captain.
Mrs. Addie Parker OF Shrewsbury spent
Sunday with her daughter, Miss Laura
Manning, at Miss Mae Savage's.
Capt. Norman Case of Providence, R. l.,
is with his wife at Mrs. NJ. w. Arnold's.
On his return his brother in law, Alfred
Arnold. will go with him to join his
troop in the Rhode Island National
Guard Alfred Arnold, who had not re-
turned from Arizona, where he spent
last summer and fall on the Mexican
border, lately returned, having visited on
the way his brother, Edwin Arnold, at
Piedmont, Wyo., where he is employed
by the Northern Pacific railway.
Red Cross Sunday, proclaimed by the
governor of the state, was tittingly cele-
brated last evening by union religious
meeting at the town hall. Music was
by Max Bryant, Gerald Bryant, Mrs. A.
G. Batcheller and large choir. Several
local ministers participated and the ad-
dress was by Representative Walter 5.
Fenton of Rutland, who aroused his
hearers to high state of interest in the
the membership campaign which begins
to-day. A collection of $40 was taken
for local Red Cross supplies.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Wilson and
child of Lawrence, Mass, are visiting |
Mrs. M. L. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs N. L. Sheldon of Boston
came Saturday to visit relatives. Mrs.
Sheldon, who has been in poor health,
will remain here several months, hoping
for improvement.
The Congregational chrgch was well
filled yesterday morning at a\pnion serv-
ice attended by members of Dtniel Lille
post and relief corps, associate members,
Sons of Veterans and the regular wor
shippers at several churches. Music was
by choir made up of singers from the
churches of the village, assisted by the
Bryant brothers. Rev. Frederick R. Dix
on preached an earnest and thoughtful
sermon
Arthur Brault of Quincy, Mass, for
merly OF this village, is passing a few
days here.
G. NJ Leach of Hardwick, former
resident, was here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Winot of Roches-
ter, A. s. bowers of Windsor, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hough of Boston, Misses
Guinevere Crane and Lorine Stevens of
Syracuse, n Y, A. J. Burdett of Bur
lington and Z. G. Tatro of Essex were
recent guests at the Bascom house.