The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-28
WATERBURY,

The opening sessions of the Com
munity fair have been most successful
and this afternoon and evening are ex-
pected to be the biggest days of all.
Mrs. C. D, Swasey, who was quite
i'll last week, is much improved.
Thomas B. Wright of Burlington,
who gave an eloquent address at St.
Andrews church Sunday evening, in.
terested the gentlemen of the parish
greatly in the forming of local court,
X. of c.
Guests of Mrs. T. A. Duchaine Sun.
day were her sister, Mrs. L., j. White,
Mrs. VIII Buckner, Miss Julia Keller,
Miss Katherine Handin, all of Burling-
ton.
Good news has come again from Miss
Lestina Bidwell, who a short time ago
was elected vice president of her class
at Syracuse university. Miss Bdwell
was one of the 20-l0 ladies and 10
northumberland from the large stu
dent body at the university to repre-
sent the college at the international
Y. w. c. A, and Y. NJ G. A. in Des
Moines, Iowa. Miss Bidwell is 'the
daughter Of DR.. g. s. Bidwell and fitted
for college at the Waterbury high
school,
Schools will reopen Monday morning.
Crowds gathered again at the Com
munity fair Tuesday afternoon and
evening. The concert in the afternoon
gave great deal of pleasure. flute
solo was rendered by Rev G. II. Locke
in place of the piano duet. In the
evening one of the features was the
songs by Miss Kathleen LeBaron with
a ukelele Miss LeBaron has Just re-
turned from Lyndonyille, where she left
her brothers wife and little Kathleen
LeBaron very fine.
Tuesday morning at the Congrega-
tional parsonage occurred the marriage
of Garrett Creble of Slingerland, n Y,
and Eva M. Charles of this place. The
ceremony was performed by Rev Ed
ward c. Hayes. They are to reside in
New York, the groom being market
gardener and having fine farm.
Mrs. B. i. Wallace and Mrs. Della
Ferguson have returned from Middle
bury, where they went to attend the
funeral of Bruno Albert, a relative.
Paul Wallace, who after his dis.
charge from the service returned to his
work in pharmacy in Norwood Mass,
and is now in the College of PharmacyN
in Boston, is spending the Thanksgiy-
ing recess at home here.
The Gleason family had its corpora
ton dinner yesterday at the home Of
James Fife. Among those present from
out of town were Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Hatch and Mrs. Nellie Bates Of Bur
lington and Miss Pauline Ayers of the
University Of Vermont. Four genera
tions were represented.
Rev and Mrs. Edward c. Hayes en-
tertained as Thanksgiving guests Mr.
and Mrs. n. p Avery and daughter,
Katherine, of Holyoke, Mass
Chief Forester Hastings was in town
Monday marking trees for cutting on
timber land Of Philip Shonio.
Mrs W. II. r. Perry, who motored
to Troy with Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Camp.
bell, finding her mother low, remained
with her. Her mother passed away and
Mr.. Perry went 10 Troy, both return.
ing home after the funeral Mrs. Mar
garet Allan Scott, widow of Robert
Scott, was born in Glasgow, Scotland,
SO years ago, She came to America
when she was l6 years of age and had
lived in Troy for a number of years
past. Mrs. Scott had visited her daugh
ter here and much endeared herself TO
those who were privileged to know her
Beside her daughter here, she is sur
vivid by three sons and three daughters,
r. Walter Scott of Elmira N. ". DR.. |
j. A. Scott of Albany, n Y, Melvin
Scott of New York City. Mrs. Hugh |
Rae Of Colona, n " and the Misses |
Jessie and Marie Scott of Troy. There
are II grandchildren and five great
grandchildren. Funeral services were
held at her late home and were private. /,
Her pastor from the Presbyterian |
church officiated and the bearers were /
her three sons. her son-in-law, W II. b. |
Perry Of this place, and two grandsons, /
Bcrtel Perry and Allan Perry Of Sche-
nectady, N. Y.
News Of the death of Mrs Esther Coe
Wilcox, mother OF Mrs w. NJ. Newton, |
formerly of this place and Montpelier, !
has been received The following no.
tice appeared in the Bristol, Conn., pa.
per- Mrs. Esther Coe Wilcox, widow
Of the late Henry u Wilcox, passed I
away at the home of her son, Henry B.
Wilcox, G2 Woodland street, Tuesday |
She had been in her usual health up to
the day Of her death Her son left the
house about 9 o'clock to meet bust.