The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-26
W4ITSFIELD
Mrs. julius Palmer's Funeral Held Yes
terday and Largely Attended.

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The funeral of Mrs. Julius !, Palmer
was held at her late residence March %,
at p. m. Rev. A. A. Mandigo pastor OF
the Moretown Methodist church. ofiiciat-
! ing. The funeral was largely attended
and there was long funeral procession
to the village cemetery, where interment
was in the family lot. There We're six
bearers, Mrs, Palmer's three sons, Fred,
Frank and Lewis Palmer, two sonsin-
law Walter +. Seeley and Clarence A.
Reed. and her grandson in-law. There
was profusion OF flowers, the casket
being completed covered, among which
was spray of pink and white carna-
tions, rs in number, corresponding to her
rs years of age.
Mrs. Palmer had been in failing health
the past two years, For the past week
she had been confined to her bed. On
Tuesday last, pneumonia developed and
the end came Thursday, March p, at s
p. m.
Mrs. Palmer was born in Waitsfeld
May 25. ls4l, Eliza NJ, daughter of Rus
sell and Martha (Farr) Drew. On July
%. 1853, she married Julius /. Palmer.
They were the parents OF six children,
FIVE of whom survive as follows: Fred.
erick r. Palmer, Frank |. Palmer of
Wilder. Louis Il. Palmer, Garlic s.. wife
OF Clarence A. Reed, Laura A., wife OF
Walter Z. Seeley. There are also six
grandchildren, Gladys NJ. and Harry J.
Palmer, Freda Reed, wife of Don Fielder
of Moretown, Helen and Leslie Reed,
Frances Seeley, and two great grand.
sons.
A large number of relatives and
friends were present. those attending
from out of town being; Mrs. Dix Camp, |
Mrs. Charles Farr, Randolph; Orrin Hills !
from Waterbury; Mrs. Mary Richards. |
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hills, Mrs. B. j. |
Avery. Mrs. Annie Squires and Harley |
Turner, all of Duxbury; Ella May Hill, |
Albert Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Earl o. |
Joslin. of Essex; 0lin Joslin of Shell |
burne; Mrs. Addie button, White River |
Junction; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Palmer
and James Donahue of Wilder; Fred !
Coffrin, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Belding, Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Davis, Mr.. aud Mrs. Harvey Mel
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Fielder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bucklin, Moretown; Leon
Burlington; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Palmer, Waterbury; Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Palmer,
.Iiddlesex; Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Boyce,
Fayston; Mr. and Mrs. win Somerville,
Warren.
The ladies' aid will serve their regular
Inner on Wednesday at noon in the
Methodist church.
Miss May Howe is home from Mont
,elier for one weeks vacation.
Mrs J. c. Kingsbury spent Friday in
foretown.
Ned Newcomb was in Montpelier and
,arre Friday and Saturday.
Remember the Home circle dinner
thursday in Congregational vestry, in
tead Of Wednesday, as usual. Dinner
ollowed by regular missionary meeting.
John, Albert and George kingsbury
rere in Montpelier Friday, securing their
nal naturalization papers.
Miss Louise Gleason is home from her
,hool in Montpelier for weeks vaca-
ion.
Miss Clara Berry i spending a two
-eeks' vacation at her home here.
Miss Elsie NJ Long j. home from John
IN Normal school for the Easter vaca-
on
j. f. Berry was in Waterbury Sa.ur-
AZ.
Rev. Charles ". Redstone. former pas
" 81 the NJ f. church, who received the
1pointment Of johnson last year. has u
,cn transferred frcm the Vermont con