The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-25
SOUTH RYECATE
Miss Cynthia Colburn Died May 81 at
Age of 81 Years.

Miss Cynthia Colbum died Tuesday al
the home of H. r. Whitehill, where she
had been cared for the past year. She
was "a years of age and the last OF a
family of III children. The funeral was
held at the Presbyterian church, of which
she was devoted member, on Thursday
afternoon. lnterment was at Boltonville
Her nephew, Lewis II. Meader of Proyi-
dence, X. J., came Thursday morning, re-
turning on the night train the same day.
Samuel Mills has sold his Studebaker
automobile to Frank Rosa.
Harry r. Brown returned Thursday
from several days jury duty at Wind
sor Wallace W. Terry, also on jury
duty, went Thursday from Windsor to
Hartford, Conn, TO spend few days be-
fore returning to South Ryegate.
Mrs. d. NJ. McKinlay went Tuesday
afternoon to Newbury to spend several
days looking after things in the absence
of DIR. Leslie McKinlay and family
DR.. McKinlay is attending the meeting
of the state beard of health in Burling-
ton and his wife and daughter, Ruth, are
visiting relatives in Waterbury.
Rev. ID. Nj. Mckinlay went Thursday
to Peacham to attend the graduation ex
ercises of Peacham academy, of which
institution he is one of the trustees
ID. A. Morrison is about to move his
family to Groton village. Mr.. Morrison
has recently purchased an automobile.
Forrest, the oldest son of Y. d. Nelson,
who is completing his sophomore year at
Cornell university, has been called to the
colors and went Friday to Camp Devens
Dominica Gottoli, a stonecutter here,
went to st. Johnsbury Friday to join
the Caledonia county contingent starting
for Camp Devens.
The teachers and pupils of the vii
lage school are preparing for public en-
tertainment to be given in the grammar
room Friday evening, May 81, school
closing on that day.
The children of both churches were en-
at the Presbyterian church yes
Try this afternoon in honor of Master
Edward and Misses Dorothy and Eliza
beth Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clough, after spend
ng two weeks at their home mile
Ibove the village have returned to Barre.
We are sorry they decided not to remain
onger among us.
Sons were born to Mr. and Mrs. f.
Ihiradia and Mr.. and Mrs. d. Zampieri
Thursday
A son, George Freeman, was born to-
ir. and Mrs. TAFT Richie of Boltonville
The many South Ryegate friends of
drs. Elmer Doe OF Wells River, who has ,
zen very i'll at the Woodsville, n H,
ospital, are glad to learn that she is i'm
roved
AT the Red Cross meeting for reorgan- ,
,ation Tuesday afternoon, the following
Ulcers were elected: President, Mrs. !
harles Fl. Grant; vice president, Mrs. w. /
'. Terry; treasurer, Mrs. S. Mills; secre- :
airy, Miss Harriet McAllister. The fol- /
wing committees were also elected: Fl
ance, membership and civilian relief
Miss Ruth Randall of Wells River =
,me Thursday to visit her friends, Miss
lien Bone and Miss Ruth Gates, for a a
w days. =
The body of Mrs. Bertha Mccall Nor
son of ST. Johnsbury Center was T
fought to South Ryegate for interment !
sside that of her husband in the South n
yegate cemetery Thursday afternoon /.
RS. Morrison was native and for many
Ears a resident of this town, where she =
as held in the highest esteem. Her I'M L
mely death brings sorrow to many 4
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