The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-01


Since last fall she was bedridden most of
the time, Everything possible was done
to make her last months comfortable
Besides her husband and three sons she
is survived by her mother and two broth
ers. Fred Wyman and Leon Wyman,
both OF Rochester.
Mrs. f. w Stoddard, who had been
with Mrs. A. l.. Dinsmore eight weeks,
returned home to Stockbridge yesterday
and Mrs. Dnsmore entered the ssnato-
rum for treatment
Fred Abbey of Montpelier was here
Monday TO visit his sister, Mrs. Grover
Bowen.
| Joseph Brunell has recovered from
| hard illness with pneumonia and will
give possession of his farm at once 10
Bert Fletcher of Enosburg, the recent
purchaser.
Rev. F. W. Engel, pastor of the Lynn
pus Methodist church, returned yester-
day from conference. He has been as
signed to psstorate in Worcester.
Mr.. and Mrs George Huntington OF
Braintree were here and at Rochester
Yesterday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
1uN NJ, FdTTs MIS-. TItu w IIdH VI
Rochester returned with the funeral
party to be at the Farr home few days.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Paine, Miss Clara
and Charles returned yesterday from
Florida, where they passed the winter.
Some of the neighbors welcomed them |
home with supply of good things to
eat
Rochester gave her seven young men
about to enter the national army fine
send off Monday, fully 500 persons join
ing in the demonstration.
Mrs. Versa Skillnger came Sunday
from East Randolph to live year with
her daughter, Mrs. NJ. T. Merrill.
Joseph Morell went Monday to White
River Junction TO join the Windsor coun
ty contingent to the new national army.
c. f, Townsend made 705 pounds of
sugar from 200 buckets
George f. Dustin, the horse radish
man, has been seriously i'll at the home
of his son, Albert H. Dustin, and is now
better.
Alba Dart is in Springfield to see his
son. George, who is i'll.
Daniel f. Carney, who had been at
Rutland, Mass, sanatorium for rest and
treatment, has returned, much improved
n health.
Joseph B. Garland has returned from
lawrence, Mass, where he attended the
uneral of a niece.
The large barn at the farm of John
leonard in Stockbridge, with 26 head of
attle, large amount of farm machn-
Try, including a new milking machine
md a quantity of hay and grain, was
burned to the ground about o'clock
Ionday morning, involving loss of
IS 600 about one third insured The
ause is not known. The horse barn and
esidence were not burned. The fire was
discovered by Miss Ruth Leonard, teach
r of the fifth and sixth grades at the
'ethel graded school.
The May number of McCall's maya
inc contains a ull-length portrait of
lajor Robert Davis of Englewood, n. j.,
nephew of ex Senator T.. A. Davis, for
ONE time engaged in Red Cross staff
perations in France, who is to be a con
ributor to future numbers of the maya
me, He is Congregational minister,
5 was his father, the late Rev. DIR. W. II.
avis.
Miss Evelyn Sargent returned Monday
, Boston after few days visit at
B. Southworth's.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cox and Miss
ina Cox and Mrs. C.. F. Waldo were at
outh Royalton Monday evening to at
nd the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs
H. Hewitt.
AT a special meeting of Rising Star
ange Monday evening it was voted to
~ $50 Liberty bond.
G. d. Cushing was in South Royalton
onday as a witness in municipal court
the Drugo car, was fined SIS and costs
Vershire on charge of operating an
tomobile while under the influence Of
uor. He was bound over to county
urt in $500. Mr.. Orticari, a passenger
the Drugo ear was fined So and costs
the same court for intoxication. lie
id at once. B. G. Noble, with whose -
: the Drugo ear collided on Sunday in
walton, though the fender and run
lg board of his car were ripped off,
S able to proceed to this place to visit L.
brother, C. Il. Noble.
Miss Mary Gushing is working in the s
chester telephone exchange and Mrs. of
G. White of Fairlee is at the local ex- an(
lnge. is I
Miss Anna Burrell has gone to work in
har