The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-14
PLAHVF1ELD
George Townsend Died Saturday from
Inhrmities of Age.

day nlghJ from Jne lllilrmlLieS OF Olu age,
being SO years old Mr.. Townsend was
a respected citizen of the town, having
| always lived in or near the village. He
leaves a wife and one son, Frank Of this
place, also one granddaughter. The
townspeople extend their sympathy to
the family The funeral was held Tues
day afternoon at ! o'clock in the NJ f.
church, Rev, A. w. Hewitt officiating
Burial was in the village cemetery
Wilbur r. Barbee will give moving
picture show at the opera house, Plain
field Friday evening. Vivian Martin in
"The Sunset Trail" This is the best yet
five big reels and you know what the
last two were. We also have twoTeel
comedy, entitled Sheriff Nell's Tussle'
This picture win make everyone laugh,
whether they want to or not Come, ev-
eryone, and see this wonderful picture, /
will have one of these special comedies
once a month. Don't miss the first one
1000 feet of film. Admission, l5c and
25c war tax extra. Time, $3.50. Dance
after the show.-adv.
Robert Gould has returned to his home
in Springfield, Mass, after several weeks
] Nlslt Win Horace Bancroft.
For Rent; Tenement in Batcheder
block; So month.adv.
H. S. Parks OF Barre was a business
visitor in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Hattie Page and children have
moved into the Lupen block.
Mrs. Eleanor Gerry of Barre returned
to her home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fowler were in
Montpelier Tuesday.
A. T. Davis of Marshfield was bust
ness visitor in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Doris Knapp Sibley has finished
work at the Bancroft inn and has gone
to the Montpelier house to work.
Mrs. j. A. Foss was in Montpelier Fri
/ day and Saturday.
Miss Pauline Jensen has returned to
Cambridge, Mass
Harley Page of Camp bingham, Mass,
,has received an honorable discharge from
naval service and is spending few days
with his mother, Mrs. Matte Page
Mrs. D..J. Lafayette has returned from
hCsvendish and reports Mr. and Mrs. Nor
gan and children, also Mrs. Charles Car
penter and daughter, as gaining after an
illness with the ''fiu."
Miss Lois Morgan of Cayendish is Wis
iting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID,
J. Lafayette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Medose Pelky spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark Of
East Calais
Mrs. j. NJ. Morgan spent few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Ennis, jr,, of
,Marshfed recently.
Mr. and Mrs, Warren Partridge OF
Cabot spent Sunday at the home OF Da,
yid Lafayette.
| Mernie Brown is home for furlough
kfrom Portsmouth, Va.
Mrs. c. l.. Silver and daughter, Mar
,garet, spent Thursday in Montpelier.
| Mr.. Duchaine Of Mortified has pur-
kchased the farm Of Arthur Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Duchaine recent.
.ly visited Mr.. Newell of Brookield
Mr.. and Mrs Mayo Wyman were in
hBarre Wednesday.
! d. D. Lamb Of East Calais was in town
Wednesday and Thursday, installing
milking machine for Murray Martyr.
Miss Flora Clark of East Calais is Wis
iting her grandmother, Mrs Charles
! Comstock.
Miss Maybelle Comstock is spending
few weeks with Mr. and Mrs, Warren
Partridge of Cabot.
b. J. Buxton was in Cabot Sunday
Arthur Thompson and Ralph futile
were in Barre recently.
Mrs. Margaret Hodgdon went 10 Post
Mills Monday to visit her brother.
Dr. Reed of Montpelier was in town
Tuesday.
Stanley Foss has gone to Newport
News, Va. where he has position
Mr.. and Mrs, p J. Charon's son of the
aviation navy corps has been in town the
past few days
Charles Humphrey has gone to New
port News, Va.
Mrs. Antonio Bonazzi is reported bet
ter. Mrs, NJ. Hodgdon cared for her
several days,
/ Forest Clifford is working for Harry
Coburn,
Mrs. Edwin Bond is slowly gaining.
She is enjoying a sunshine box this
month through the kindness Of her many
friends
/ The J. o. L. A. NJ. worked the second
and third degrees on 10 candidates on
! Wednesday evening.
Fl. G. Townsend of East Montpelier
was in town Monday,
Pleasant Valley Rebekah lodge, No
AZ, l. o. o, T., held joint installation
in their hall Monday evening with Sister
Cora Kennedy. D. D., president, Sister
Flora Clark, Bright Star lodge, No. Is,
past D. D president, acting as grand
warden and Sister Jennitt of Fraternity
lodge, No. So acting as grand marshal
and Brother Harry Clark, D. D. presi-
dent, assisted by o. Il. Philbrick, as
grand marshal. The new Joint installa-
ton ceremony was used, the officers in
stalled being as follows: Christine Fred
erickson. P. n. grand; Laura Cate, noble
grand; Albirda Martin, vice grand; June
Martin, secretary; Sarah Coburn, treas
urer; Maude Batehelder, warden Kate
Kiser, conductor; Elva Coburu, l.. S. of
n. G.; Mary Page, r. s. of \. g.; Mar
jorie Cate, inside guardians. D. J. La
fayette, outside guardian; Gertrude Holt.
chaplain; Ella Mcdonald, r. A. S.. Mary
Rowland, L. A. S. New members received
by card were Mr.. and Mrs, Charles How
land and Mrs. Ella Mcdonald.
Junior High School Notes.
The Plaiufeld teachers met with Mr..
Lance on the evening of January TO
begin work on revising the course of
study for our schools.
Evelyn Pratt, who has recently moved
here from North Hyde Park, and Mari