The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-09
BETHEL
Mrs. Harvard Harding, Formerly Margar-
ct Clark, Died at Searsport, Me-

Mrs. Harvard Harding, Formerly Margar'
ct Clark, Died at Searsport, Me,
Mrs. Harvard Harding, formerly Mar,
garet Clark of this place died Jan, at
her home in Searsport, Me. She was the
only child of George W. Clark of North.
field, formerly a superintendent at the
Woodbury. Granite company's cutting
plant. She is survived by her husband
son and a daughter. She was grad
uate of Whitcomb high school and had
many friends here
George Cain died at his home here
Monday morning He was about 4(
years old, and is survived by his wife, q
daughter and an aged grandfather, Rob.
ert Rich, who has made his home with his
grandson. Mr. Cain had resided here
only a short time, having bought and
moved onto the Della Paige place about
two months ago The funeral was held
Wednesday at his home here and the bur
ial was at East Randolph
There are no new cases of influenza
and those who have had ii are all better
Robert Rich il IN.
There was a cottage prayer meeting
last evening at Roy L, Persons.
Mrs. Henry W. Davis has received a
letter from her son, Horseshoer Arthur
r. Newell of the l0lst ammunition train
dated Dee. 10, written from Marcilly
near Chaumont, France He was near
Nerdun when hostilities ceased
Mrs Esther Burnham Of Gaysville
who has been visiting Mrs. Julia Whit.
comb went yesterday to Barre to spend
the winter with Mrs. Justin Thurston
Walter Scott of Hancock has been Wis.
iting his sister, Mrs. +. II Pratt.
Sgt. Arthur H. Come and Mrs. Come
arrived Tuesday, Sgt Come having been
honorably discharged at Fort William
Me-, Dec 80 He had been in the service
20 months. He was seriously i'll while at
Wolyerton, Mass
A joint installation of the officers OF
Bethel lodge No. 80, l. O. o. r., and
Home Rebekah lodge, No. 10, was held
Tuesday evening, The installing officers
were Mrs. Margaret Hassam for the Re.
bekahs and G. G. Colby Of Post Mills for
the Odd Fellows. The officers are as fol
lows in the Odd Fellows lodge: Noble
grand, w. L. Parsons; vice grand, w G.
Harvey treasurer, r J. Sargent; secre.
tary, w, R. Briggs; warden, L. f. Ed
munds; conductor, c. l.. Sleeper; chap
lain, G. l.. Lilley; K. S, n. G., i. II, Kit.
tredge; H. s. n G., A. N Newell; r. S
V, G., G. n. Arnold; l.. S. Y, G.. p. I Rog
ers. For tho Rebekahs the officers are Al
follows: Noble grand. Mrs. J II. Myotti
vice grand, Mrs. j. II Beckwith; treas
urer. Mrs. W. l.. Parsons; secretary, Mrs
Luella +. kidder; warden, Mrs. +. p
Burrell; conductor Mrs. II. L. Emery
chaplain, Mrs. v II. Eddy; r. s. ~ G..
Mrs. Alice Han; l.. S. n G., Mrs B, G
Bundy; r. S. " g., airs John Morse
l.. s. " g. Miss Grace Rowe; insid,
guardian, Miss May Savage; outsid,
guardian, Miss Amy Boyce After tn,
ceremonies, the Rebekahs gave fee(
and talkfest followed
Miss Marion Mitiguy is suffering IRON
sprained knee, caused by fall
The regular meeting OF Daniel Lilli,
Relief corps win be held next Tuesday
evening and the installation of officer,
will occur later in the month
| Miss Geneva WylIie is working al
waitress at the Pavilion hotel in Mont
peicr during the session of the legisla
| ture.
Prof. A. w. Peach OF Norwich uniyer
sity will address the members and guesti
Of the Woman's club on gentlemen
night next Monday evening. The meet
ing will be at Odd Fellows hall
Mrs O. n, Bsrrows il suffering from
an attack of sciatic rheumatism.
The National White River bank il
handing to its customers handsome mo
rocco bound vest pocket reminders
John Mccormick, for many years 4
foreman at the quarries, was married
Dec. 20 in the Catholic church at Nil
ford. N. f., to Mrs Rose Johonnott o.
that place. They are spending hon
eymoon in Maine.
+. NJ. Partch of New Haven, \. P
Stockwell of Rochester and &. c. Water
man Of Barre were at the Bascom houst
yesterday.