The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-18
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Mrs. Amasa G. Tucker, aged n, was
found dead in her bed Saturday morn
ing. She had been in her usual health,
but had had heart trouble for num-
Der of years. She leaves her husband,
one son, Leslie Tucker of Cabot, and two
daughters, Mrs. Silas Irwin of Mont
pelier and Mrs Earle Walbridge Of Grot-
on. Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker spent the
greater part Of their lives in this town,
but few years ago they bought a farm
on the southwest hill in Cabot, where
thew have since resided The funeral
services were held. Sunday afternoon,
Rev. +. T.. Currier Of lower Cabot Off
eating.
Elery Lyndes fell from load Of hay
at G. II. Collins recently and fractured
one of the bones in his right forearm.
Mrs. G. Fl. Chaplin Of Huntington,
Mass, is the guest of Miss Anna L.
Burnham and is calling on old friends IN
town.
Miss Harriet Davis left Monday for
Montpelier where she is to attend the
seminary the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Il. Briggs and twol
children and Mr. and Mrs Charles ),
Ayers Of Barre visited at o. d. Coles
Sunday
Miss Vivian Garfield, who is to teach
in Alabama the coming year, was the
guest OF Miss Amy Cameron last week.
Miss Ethel Bohonon has gone to Wild |
er to teach this year.
Mrs Eva Lamberton is spending few
weeks with her brother in-law on Hol- |
lister hill.
| Miss Annie Johnson went last week to
Barre to attend the Spaulding high
school.
Mrs. Getchel and her mother, Mrs. |
Foster. have moved to the Whitcomb
house on lower Main street.
Corporal Edward r. Ward left to-day
for Davenport, Ia, to take up course
Of study there.
Mrs Joseph johnson has moved from
Depot hill to the village and is to live
with her brother, David Ellis,
Miss Marcia Preston came home from !
Burlington last week.
DR.. Barnes from Massachusetts is the |
| guest of his niece, Mrs. G. III. Collins.
Forrest Ward Of Moretown was the
guest Of his mother, Mrs. Lillian Ward, |
! last week.
B. W. Davis was in Cabot Sunday TO !
take charge Of the funeral of Mrs. Amasa /
| Tucker.
The band win give their last open-air
concert for this season next Saturday |
night.
w r. Burnham Of Montpelier and Mrs |
| l.. G, Burnham Of burlington were guests |
! Of A. L. Burnham Sunday.
! Rev G. A. Furness and d. s. Hall were
visitors in Montpelier Saturday.
| Charles George has moved his family |
to the A. r. Cole farm on Cabot road
! Mrs. Il. l.. Spencer, who has been TAX
| ing chiropraetic treatment in Montpelier |
| for several weeks, is at home for this
week
Mrs. J. w Bouldry was in Topsham |
| last week TO attend the Eastman re. |
union, which was held in recognition of /
the 10th birthday of her brother, D. H. |
| Eastman.
| Willis Henderson and Myrtle Buxton
| took motorcycle trip recentiy. They I
attended the Sherbrooke4fair and visited |
Montreal, where they saw the crown
| prince.
| Mrs. Martha Carpenter is working in /
the family Of B. w Davis.
Corporal Elery Lyndes has returned to
/ Montpelier seminary to finish his course |
there this year.
| There will be dance and promenade
at X. of r. hall next Friday evening, /
| Sept. 10, with music by the Marshfeld |
Cornet band.
Roy Pond Of st. Johnsbury and Ira
Carr of Montpelier were business visitors /
in town Monday,
| Mrs. A. w. Clark has been quite i'll
with grip the past week and Miss Evelyn
Furness is helping her.
Warren Foster Of Lyme, N H., is
spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
| G. H. Collins.
Horace Brown had bad spell last
Sunday morning while eating breakfast I
and has been confined to the bed since /
/ then.
The midweek prayer meeting will be
held at the parsonage this week Thurs
day evening
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