The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-11


married George u. Chase. She was
lifelong member OF Christ church, an,
the funeral was held to-day, Rev W
Benjamin Reynolds officiating, with in
terment in the old church cemetery nea
her birthplace,
A daughter was born June at IN,
sanatorium 90 Mr.. and Mrs. W r.. Jonei
of Barnard. The mother is remembered al
Ella Adams
Mr.. and Mrs, William r. Thompson oI
Springfield came yesterday TO visit theil
daughter, Mrs. Wallace Batchelder.
Mr.. and Mrs, T. n, Chapman. Mrs. c
+. Waldo and Mrs. +. A. Marsh we're in
Warren last Saturday to attend meet
ing of White River Pomona grange
About 10 persons received the fifth de.
gree, and an excellent meeting is report.
ed. Mr.. Chapman is master of the Pc.
mona grange.
James Tanereti. who was passenger
April 2s in an automobile from Vershire
which, between this village and South
Royalton, ran into one driven by h. c.
Noble of Windsor, and who was ar
rested, charged with being found intoxi
Gated, and afterwards escaped from the
lookup in South Royalton and left the
state, returned voluntarily Saturday and
gave himself up to Deputy Sheriff j. NJ
Whitney yesterday at South Royalton
the officer who first arrested him. In
Hartford municipal court he pleaded gull
ty TO the intoxication charge and was
fined by Judge A. G. Whitman So and
costs, but the fine was suspended upon
his payment of costs of Sl2 and his sign.
ing a pledge TO abstain from using in
toxicants. He pleaded not guilty to a
charge OF furnishing on the same occa
sion, and the charge would be pressed
if he should violate the conditions of
his probation. He had been working in
Boston and visiting sister there. He has
a wife and seven children, farms on
small scale and worked last winter at
the STAFFORD mines. He now has an en-.
gagement with the Central Vermont rail
way as q section hand.
Mrs. r. L. Cotton, aged 20 years. died
yesterday morning at her home in Bar.
nard after a long and severe illness with
anemia. Since April ! physician had
called every day and often twice a day.
She is survived by her husband, daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ida Smith of RichviIle. n. Y,
and two sons, Walter J. Cotton and vii
son l.. Cotton, both of Des Moines, Iowa
A son, Elmer j. Cotton, for several years
, resident of this town, died two years
lgo. His family is at Rensselaer, Falls, |
Y. Y. Mrs Cotton was faithful member |
If the Barnard Methodist church, and |
eacher in the Sunday schoo.. A short |
ervice was held this afternoon at 3 |
,'ciock and the funeral will be held at
n. V, tomorrow at o'clock,
With burial there
The Sunshine society will meet next
Thursday at +. n. Davis in the Camp
,rook neighborhood and will sew for the
Red Cross
H. j. Stephens & Co of New York City
bought the old shoe shop
building near the plant of the Bethel
'hrome Tanning company. The purchas
RS will store in it hides which viii be
AIMED here. The tanning company's stor
ge capacity was exhausted some time
go, so many hides never having been
cen here before. The purchase was made
rom John j. Wilson, w r. Briggs and
:. G. Putnam, who had the deed of the
Mr. Stephens has men at work
leaning up the place and making neces-
airy repairs.
F. t. Atwood was here yesterday and
hipped his household effects to Eliot, II
fe., which is to be his home With Mrs.
twood he has been staying with his !
on at West Peabody, Mass, since sell
lg mis- farm.
Andrew Wills of Woburn, Mass, was {
guest at C. F. Shepard's yesterday,