The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-05
BETHEL
Mrs. Eliza A. Chadwick, "a, Died of Heart
Disease.


Mrs. Eliza A. Chadwick, aged "a years,
died of heart disease early yesterday
morning at the home of Miss Mae lnez
Savage, where she had boarded the last
| four months. She was a daughter of the
late Zebina and Harriet (Morse) Spauld-
ing and spent nearly her whole life here.
She was married in 1874 to Chauncey
! r. Chadwick, who died nearly nine years
ago She is survived by son, d. l..
| Chadwick, of this village, a daughter,
Mrs. L. G. Boardman of Little Valley,
N. Y. seven grandchildren and a sister,
Mrs. Hattie Spaulding of Burlington.
| Mrs. Winslow G. Whitaker, for many
years resident of Bethel Lympus and
one of its finest women, died Tuesday
evening after a few weeks illness with
cancer of the liver. She was born in
East Middlebury, her maiden name be-
ing Mary Jeanette Pady and her par
ents were Perrin and Samantha (Titus)
Pady of that place. She is survived by
her husband, prominent farmer and
for 20 years consecutively lister of the
town, an Office which he still holds, by a
son, Perrin Pady Whitaker, and sister,
Mrs. Hattie l.. Matthews of Ashland,
N. II. The funeral was held this fore
noon at 10 o'clock, Rev. j. Wesley Miller
officiating. Among those present were
the sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith of
Ashland, N. H., and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Carlton of Warren.
A. Vernon Wright and his sons, VERNE
and Lester, are at Port Jeryis, N. Y, for
few days visit.
G. M. Owen and B. o. John from Con-
cord, N H., and w. II. Smith from
| Springfield, Mass, were here from their
work over the Fourth.
The funeral of the late E. NJ Weston
was held at the home yesterday at 10
O'Clock, Rev Frederick r. Dixon officiat-
ing. The bearers were J. L. H. Carr,
| d. l.. Child, j. r. Marsh and p L. Martin.
There was large attendance.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage in Lowell Mass, July ] of
Philip G. Lavery and Miss M. Josephine
WEIGH, both former Bethel people The
young people will be at home immediate
ly at AZ Dwight road, Springfield, Mass.
The bride is the eldest child of Mr. and
Mrs. +. c. Welch and is graduate of
Whitcomb high school
The glorious Fourth was ushered in
| by the blowing of the tannery whistle,
the ringing of the town hall bell and
some of the church bells and relatively
small amount OF other noise The day
was very quiet all business places clos
ing and most Of the people going to Ran
dolph, Sharon or elsewhere to celebrate
| Frank B. Markham became seriously
Ill yesterday afternoon and was only
partly conscious some time afterward
He had been working in his hay field
and, being missed, was found in his barn
unconscious and with his head down
among the hay. DIR. &c. Burrell, who
was with his family in Barnard, came
as soon as possible. The case somewhat
resembled heat prostration, but may
have been one of acute Indigestion. Mr.
Markham had not been feeling very well
of late.
Clark Z. Davis has bought from Sam
uel w. Bowen the Wheatey Camp farm
in South Randolph and win move his
family soon
Among the few stalks of corn which
the frost of June 90 left in f. S. Bios.
som's field he found one with well de.
veloped tassel last Monday. Corn which
was not hit by the frost never was SO
advanced July in recent years. Haying
is now well begun but is not much earlier
than usual The crop is better than
seemed probable two or three weeks ago
Corn from replanted seed came up quick,
ly and is looking well
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. H. Carr Of Barre are
guests at r. P. Shaw's.
Miss Frances Southworth is in Wind
sor for a few days visit.