The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-26
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MORTIFIED

The remains of Mrs. Fl. II. Holsen
whose death occurred in Burlington
were brought here Wednesday and bur.
led in Elmwood cemetery. Mrs. Hol.
sen was formerly Myrtle Davis, daugh-
ter of John Davis Of this town. She
was twice married and is survived by
her husband. H. II. Holsen, and two
daughters, Mildred and Doris Hardy;
also three brothers, Clarence and Eu-
gene Davis of Canton, Mass, and Ben
iamin Davis of Mortified. The de-
ceased, who was 80 years old, died aft
er a short illness with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carroll of
Greenfield, Mass, former residents Of
this town, are spending several weeks
in town at the home of ID. B. CeAey.
Mrs. Carroll has been i'll in the hos
pital in Greenfield for several weeks.
Miss Dorothy Davis, who has re-
Gently graduated from the Burlington
Business college, has a position with
the Wells & Richardson company of
Burlington. She has commenced her
new work.
DeIbert Colburn and Miss Rachel
Clark were married in Montpelier re-
Gently They are to reside on west hill
in Mortified, where they have large
circle of friends.
Mrs. Clara HoTton, who teaches in
the Randolph graded school, is having
a two weeks vacation. She will spend
part of the time here and the remain
der in Montpelier with her daughter,
Miss Beatrice Holton.
The Nisatin club Is to have new
club rooms in the block on the COM
mon. The rooms over G. c. Sanborn's
and Duke & Harrington's store are be-
ing remodeled and made into excellent
condition for the club, which will move
in about April |. The clubhouse, which
was owned by John Holland was sold
some time ago to J. p. Rabidou, who
Is TO move into the house as soon as
by the club.
Charles A. Plumley, former tax com.
missioner of the state of Vermont, is
at his home in town for few days
rest. Mr.. Plumley is in the legal de,
partment of the Firestone Tire and
Rubber Co. of Akron, 0.
Mrs. Irving Ellis and son of Brat.
tIeboro, formerly Of this town, are
spending couple of weeks at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Ellis.
Mrs. Greene. Mrs. Inez Davis, Ben
iamin Davis, Mrs. H. w. Johns, Mrs.
Joseph Provost and Miss Edith Noble
we're in Burlington Tuesday, to attend
he funeral of Mrs. II. II. Holsen.
Mrs. Belle Stone has gone to Boston, /
being called there by the Hines of her
iephew's wife, Mrs. George NJ. Wood, |
# West Roxbury, Mass. She will visit /
n WATERFOWL and Dorchester before (
eturning home Mr.. Woods many |
friends in this vicinity viii be pleased /
o hear that he has recently been pro-
noted from assistant general freight
gent to general freight agent of the
Sew Haven railroad.
Miss Edna Parish fell and seriously 1
injured her hip. IL has not been de. 4
ermined as to whether it is broken
II not, but as Miss Parish is IS years 1
Id and in feeble health her condition
5 serious. Her sisters, Mrs Edna Cor
am of Randolph and Mrs. H. c. Reed
4 Berlin, are here.
Mrs. n. Lamps and son, who came
ere recently from Daytona. O., TO
DIN Mr. Lamps, who is working in
,ardis Bros store, have gone to keene,
!. H.. to remain until Mr.. Lamps can
btain a tenement.
Miss Beatrice Mckee. deaconess of
he Methodist church in Mortified and
FORTIFIED Falls. is quite III at the
ONE of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fl. Slack