The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-30
BETHEL
Mrs. Harriet Tolles, Native of Bethel,
Died in Somersworth, N. H.

Mrs. Harriet Tolles, Native of Bethel,
Died in Somersworth, N. H.
Mrs Harriet Tolles, aged GO years,
died last Thursday at her home in Som
ellsworth, n. H., where she lived many
years. She was born here May !, 1858,
daughter of the late Daniel and Har-
riet (Bemis) Bugbee. For many years
che lived in the family of the late George
Hatch of this place She was married
to Almon B. Tolles of Bethel and they
went to Somersworth where he died
some years ago. She is survived by a
son, Benjamin. and daughter, Edna,
and by four sisters, Mrs. Malvine Ami
don of Rochester, Mrs George Parker of
Bethel, Mrs. Sidney Walker of Bellows
Falls and Mrs. +. p Billiard of Spring
field, Mass, The funeral was held yes
terday in Somersworth.
Mrs. Wright Sample returned home to
Springfield with her daughter, Eileen,
and her son, James, Saturday after a
three weeks visit with her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs r. L. Persons. Her daughter,
Helen, remains for a longer visit
Miss Marion Billiard went Saturday
to visit relatives in Springfield, Mass
Miss Bertha Rogers was married in
New York City June Is to Charles
Rhodes of Northampton, Mass, and they
will live in the latter city. The many
friends of Mrs. Rhodes learned this Sat,
urday when her father, b. G. Rogers,
came from Northampton, where he spent
the winter. His son, Sergt Myron Rog-
ers, is at the army record office at Bor-
deaux and his son, Sergt Averill Rogers,
is an assistant paymaster in the marine
corps at Tours, where he has spent all
of his time overseas.
Miss Vera Foster of Butler, Pa,
native of this village, the daughter of
DIR. Julia Il. Foster, was married last
Wednesday at her home TO Charles Wes\
ley Lewis. They are away on a brief
wedding journey, which includes few
days at the Methodist centenary eee
bration at Columbus, Ohio, and their
home viii be at Piqua, Ohio, where Mr..
Lewis is in business as an automobile
tire repairer. The bride is a graduate
of Allegheny college and has taught sew
eral wears in the Butler schools, relin-
gushing her position during part of the
war in order to enter munitions plant.
Mrs. !, Allen Rogers of South Ran
dolph was here Saturday to bring her
6-year-old son. Burnham, to DR.. Greene's
office, where he was operated on for
broken wrist resulting from fall of
several feet in one of the outbuildings
of the farm.
Miss Lucy J, Washburn came yester
day from Montclair, n. j.. for her sum
mer vacation.
There was a light frost in some places
yesterday morning, but no damage is re-
ported in this section.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norton of Ran
dolph Center, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Norton
of Rutland, Mrs. d. j. Knight of San
Diego, Call Mrs. j. j. Parker of North
Randolph and Mrs. Charles French of
Pittsfield We're guests yesterday at the
Bascom house.
DR. George l. Abbott, who was grad
uatcd last week at Tufts dental college,
is at home and has for guest George +
Bridges of Boston.
Rev George F. Fortier of Morrisville,
superintendent of Universalst churches
in Vermont, arrived Saturday evening
and held special services yesterday at
Woodstock in the morning, Barnard in
the afternoon and Bethel in the evening
in connection with the Universalist mil
lion dollar forward movement.
Misses Olive and Madeline Halford
gave very pleasing sacred concert at
the congregational church last evening.
Rev. Frederick X. Dixon announced
series of special attractions for Sunday
evenings during the summer Next Sun
day evening his sermon theme will be
THE Religion of H. G. Wells"
Mrs. Frank Buttles and children and
Mrs. Fidelia h. King of Randolph were
guests over Sunday at j. G. Manning's
Lieut. Harold W. Haskins writes that
he hopes to be home next month
Ten cavalry horses from Norwich uni
yersity in care of four cadets stopped at
A. A. Fishes stable Saturday night
Mrs Mary Sanborn returned Saturday
from a fortnight's visit in Rochester,
n. H.
Mrs Hugh c. Wilson and her children
are visiting in Swanton. Her sister,
Miss Nettie Hazard, is in charge Of the
home during her absence and another
sister, Miss Blanche Hazard, is with
Mrs Bertha Hartwell