The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-26
MORTIFIED

meeting was held IN village hall Sdtuf-
day evening with a good attendance and
much interest manifested by those who
attended G. w. Pareh acted as chair
man Of the meeting and i. W. Clark
was elected secretary. AT this meeting
an organization was formed and a com
mittee of seven men was appointed to
incorporate. Following are the names
Heber Nj. Dole, w. j. Kingston, Charles
n. Lee, F. Bert Hutchins, George
Knowles, G. w. Parch and Pearl r.
Clark, The next meeting will be held
on July at the village hall at o'clock,
Everybody interested should attend this
meeting. Officers will be elected and
reports from the committees heard. Be
on hand
Mrs. John Norton and child of Mont
and Mrs. w. II. Sisson on Central street.
Daniel S. Davis, jr, left Sunday noon
for business trip of one month.
w. S. Clark, George Cole, William
Joyce, George Hakey and William Stew
ems, members of the Grand Army, were
in Montpelier yesterday attending the
annual reunion of the Washington Coun-
ty Veterans association, which was held
at Dewey park
Peter Bush died Sunday night at his
home ON the corner of Wall and Water
streets after an illness of about years
duration The deceased was around 80
years old and is survived by his wife.
He was a Civil war veteran and a mem
Der of the Grand Army. Funeral serv-
ices were held Tuesday morning from
st. Johns church Rev j A. Lynch Off
ciating Burial was in st. Johns GENE
terry. The bearers were four members
of the Grand Army, George Cole, Will
liam Joyce, George Hakey and William
Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Sanborn received
word Saturday that their son. Sergt.
Robert Sanborn, had arrived in New
York from overseas.
Leland j. Morftt died suddenly at his
home in East Roxbury, Tuesday, June
II. He had been in his usual health and
about his place up TO the time of his
death. lie was 6s years old and had
lived in this vicinity for many years
Funeral services were held Thursday
from the house, with burial in East Rox-
bury cemetery, Elder Ora Boyce off
GldlliEr lit btdiEiS ntiS ptut AFdh lbs
Frank Clark, George Knowles and Ralph
Gale.
Mrs. S. W. White, who has been in
the sanatorium at Randolph receiving
treatment, has returned home much i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. Harold Fiske and son, Lloyd, of
Webster, Mass, are visiting at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Fiske on Union
street
Mrs. Wilbur Jay and children of st.
Adams are visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Staples
Miss Jarills Hedges, who recently un.
derwent surgical operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, Burlington, has so far
recovered as to be able to return to her
home in town.
Miss Sadie Smith is visiting her broth.
err, Edward Smith, in Rutland.
Prof G. III. Jordon has rented w. i.
Carpenters home on Prospect street and
will move into the house in July. Mr.
and Mrs Carpenter expect to 90 TO Con-
necticut TO join their daughter, Miss
| Winnifred Ellis
| Lieut.. Harry Brusa has arrived in New
! York from overseas, according to a tele-
gram ,ItttlNcu III Npi Nhllsih huuudg
| night.
| Lieut. and Mrs Fred Davis and daugh-
ter of Fitchburg, Mass, have been visit
| ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Horace
Davis, Lieut.. Davis is a member Of the
/ U. S. engineer corps and has recently
returned from overseas
Mrs William Robinson of Burlington
is spending a few days in town. the
guest Of Mrs. w H. Holey.
/ Charles A. Pmmley, who has been max
| ing a collection of peonies for the past
| few years, has l06 different varieties at
his home on Prospect street. They have
been in full bloom the past week and
are handsome sight. A large number
/ of people both from Mortified and out
OF town have visited the beds and have
remarked on never seeing such a beau
tiful display.
/ Sunday was observed as ehildren's day
at the Federated church under the direc.
/ tion of the pastor, Rev G. r. Bingham.
| The service was in charge of the Sunday
/ school and very interesting exercises
were carried out. The choir was com
| posed Of the young people of the Sun
| day school, assisted by Mrs w. H. Hard
| in. There were four children baptized.
! John Holland, who has beer. assisting
NJ +. Chase in his undertaking business,
| has completed his duties and is EN-
ployed by John Mccormick, successor to
c. P. Hatch & Co
| Col and Mrs Frank Tompkins have
rented Prof A. w Peach's tenement on
Main street, and gone to housekeeping
/ for the summer.
| Fred X. Sawyer was a visitor in Bos-
| ton the past week.
Miss Stella Clough, teacher in the
Mortified graded school, has gone to
her home in Calais for part of the sum
mer vacation She expects TO 60 to
| Rutland for part Of the summer
Superintendent and Mrs Charles P.
Mcknight have gone to East Calais,
where they will spend week.
DR. and Mrs. Davis lnglis, who have
| been stopping with Mrs Hattie Davis
at the Commons club, have gone to East
Thetford.
! Nelson Brassaw, who has been In poor
/ health for some time, has gone to East
Biddeford, Me-, to spend the summer.
| Miss Verna Bean of the Northfield
| high school has gone to Montpelier for
| the summer vacation.
/ Robert Duprey, who was graduated
from the Mortified high school last
week, has gone to Berlin to work for
| G. II Stewart.
Charles Burns of ST. Michael's college,
Winooski, and sister, Miss Marion Burns
Of the University of Vermont Burling
ton, are at the home Of their parents,