The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-02
CORINTH
Death of Mrs. Kate Divoll, Who, with
Daughter, Was Telephone Operator.

Daughter, Was Telephone Operator.
II is with sorrow we chronicle the
death of Mrs. Kate Day, widow of the
late Sabine Divoll, which occurred Fri
day, June 27. She was woman be-
loved by all who had the privilege of
her acquaintance. She was very quiet
and unassuming housewife worthy of
imitation, kind and indulgent wife,
| mother and grandmother, Her death
was very sudden, as was her husbands.
Their home was always open to every
| one and there are many who accepted
| their kind hospitality. She was de-
voted member Of the Congregational
| church at East Corinth, at which village
was her home, She was born in town
and had always resided here. She leaves
one son, George, who works at Bradford,
and one daughter, Anna Mrs r. Zwick-
| err and five grandchildren. Mrs. Zwicker
had always lived under the parental roof
and after the death Of her father, moved
! into the same family with her mother,
they having the East Corinth central
| telephone switch and keeping boarders
and transients. Mrs Divol and her
daughter were very devoted to each 9TH
er, as were also the grandchildren The
community has lost an estimabe lady
and her demise will be lamented by a
large circle Of friends The funeral was
held on Monday at p. m. at her late
residence, Rev. Anderson of Bradford Of
| ficiating.
Miss Florence Ellis, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Ellis of Woronoco, Mass
returned to her home on Monday. She
had been visiting her friend, Irene Sar-
gent. This is her native place, as her
father was superintendent flo Riverside
creamery for number of years.
Mrs. Herbert Wilson was in East
Barre on Sunday to see her daughter,
Mrs. John Cunningham. Little Rowland
returned to his home and Herbert came
back with grandma for a visit.
Mrs. Frank Mcclure and children Of
Boltonville are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Tullar. Miss Mildred
| Comstock is visiting her mother at ID. c.
Cookies and her grandmother, Mrs G. c.
Moulton. Miss Comstock has worked for
Mrs. Mcclure for over year and is to
return there again,
| Vernon Day. the Bradford stage driver,
met with an accident on Monday morn
| ing near the Potash bridge, while return.
ing home from West Corinth with the
mail Fortunately he had not loaded up
| for the Bradford trip and he was not in
| jured notwithstanding his car went over
| the high bank, standing upon the for
ward end, which lodged against a large
elm tree. As he WAS making the sharp
curve the steering rod seemed to stick
and in his efforts to stop the car it slid
over the steep efnbankment. 1t has
always been dangerous place, but the
road commissioner and force of help
Immediately began the needed repairs
1 after the auto was removed, which took
quite long time. 1t was found to be
minus a windshield and several other
necessary equipments.
| Alvah Hastings has received his dis
charge and was with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John G. Hastings, over Sun
day.
Carl Fits has received his discharge
| and arrived home last Friday.
Mrs. Charles Martin was taken sud
, denly i'll with appendicitis last Saturday
and was taken Immediately to Hanover
| hospital, where she underwent an opera
| ton for the same. She was considered
very comfortable on Sunday.
The frost on Saturday night damaged
good many gardens, even peas and po-
| tatoes in some localities.
Victor Colby is suffering with car
buncles upon his neck
J. r. Jacobs went to Lake Morey Sun
day with his family, at which place they
| are TO spend the month of July He re-
| turned.
Mrs. r. J. Hutton attended the an
nual meeting of the Charlotte Morris
/ association Of past matrons and past
| patrons, 0. K. s., which was held at
Montpelier last Wednesday afternoon
and evening. There are LOG members,
with about 20 who have paid their pledge
cards for initiation The next meeting
is to be at Rutland in September Mrs
Hutton was guest of her friend, Laura
, Ellis.
Quite a delegation went from here to
| the circus at Montpelier Saturday
Rev. Howard is spending the week
with his son and daughter at Lowell,
| Mass
Communion win be observed at the
| Center next Sunday There are to be
two to unite with the church.
| Herbert Wilson has a large field of
cultivated strawberries, which are Civ
| ing good yield, he being able to supply
large list of customers.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lackey have tax
| en- his sisters, Mrs. Clark, youngest
child, son only few months old 1t
is worthy deed to care for the little
orphan, as the mother died of pneumonia
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