The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-05
NORTHFIELD

Mrs. Hattie Richmond, who has beer
spending several weeks in town at th,
, home of her sister, Mrs. Charles New
hall, has returned to her home il
Springfield Mass.
The funeral of Francis C.. BrudenelI
whose death occurred at the state hos
pital in Waterbury, was held from st
Johns church in Mortified, with burial
inn Calvary cemetery, Rev. J. A. Lynch
officiating. The deceased had been in
poor health for some time and had
been cared for by his daughter, Miss
Sarah Brudenell, until about three
weeks ago, when his condition became
so critical that he was taken to the
hospital for treatment. Mr.. Brudenell
i was SO years old and had been a resi-
dent of this town for many years, be-
ing one of the old employees of the Cen.
trail Vermont railroad. He is survived
by his daughter and granddaughter,
Miss Wilhelmina Brudenell, daughter
OF the late William Brudenell, who was
killed on the Central Vermont railroad
a few years ago.
The engagement of Wayne G. Davis,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Davis. of
Mortified, and Miss Laura L. Paddock.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pad.
dock, of Albany, N. Y, was announced
at dinner party Friday evening at
the home OF Miss Paddock. Mr.. Davis
is employed in Albany.
George Kelly of Akron, o.. and vii.
liam Kelly of New Haven, Conn, are
spending their vacation with their
mother, Mrs. Mary Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Temple and
children, accompanied by his mother
and her mother, Mrs. Willard Plast-
ridge of Bedford, Mass, came Monday
to spend few days in town They are
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. |
d. Plastridge on Union street.
Work at the Nantanna Worsted |
Co.'S mill commenced Monday. A few
spindles were started. A long delay |
in starting the operation of the mill
slow shipment OF the machinery. 1t is
expected that work will be increased
from now on.
A special meeting was held Satur.
day in village hall, when action was
taken on the exemption from taxa.
ton OF the N. Pelaggi Granite Co.'S
plant. II was voted TO exempt it until
March 81, 1890
Mrs. James Robinson, who has been
spending the past two weeks in town
with her sister, Mrs. katherine NJ.
iarvey, has returned to her home in
st. Johnsbury
Miss Ruth Albin of Mortified. who
ecently was graduated from the Stat
\ Island hospital, New YORK, has been
made assistant night superintendent of
he Buffalo City hospital, Buffalo, \.
{. Miss Albin has only been in Buffalo
few weeks and her many friends win
&c pleased to hear of her promotion.
Mrs. Charles Spear has returned from
Insonia, Conn. where she has been
pending a few days. Mr. and Mrs. :
pear have returned to Mortified to
eside and, for the present. are living
! the home of her parents. Mr.. and
irs. NJ. W. Ryan, on School street.
lr. Spear is employed in c. NJ Davis
ill Eat Mortified Falls. u
Miss Vivian Davis of New York City
visiting at the home of her parents.
Ir. and Mrs. F. j. Davis, on Vine u
rect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Buzzell of 4"
Mass, are, at the home of
Is father, James Bnzzell on Traverse d
rect for few weeks. q
Miss Marion Buzzell has gone to u
ailetts bay to spend two weeks, the
lest of Mrs. W. 4. c, wsshburn Of "
ew York City. who is spending the "a
INNER at her camp there.
Mr., and Mrs f. L, Kerr. who have ="
en spending a few days in Boston u
ID vicinity the past week, have re- NJ
rhed home. "
Miss Lena B. Wood has returned
ON Boston and resumed her work in
2 Mortified Savings bank. after a al
70 weeks vacation. Richard GAYLORD a
now taking vacation from his work
the bank and has gone to his home W
Wsitsfeld On
Edward Sanborn Of Boston is Wis. IN
ng at the home of his parents Mr.. WI
d Mrs. G. C. Sanborn, on Central nj
-eet.
The remains of Mrs Harvey King, 20
lose death occurred in Dorchester, 81
lss., were brought to Mortified
esday afternoon for burial in the Ak
nily lot in Elmwood cemetery. A w
aver service was offered at the grave On
Rev. c. l.. Paddock, pastor Of the P''
al Universalist church. Mrs. Kings
Iiden name was Marion Braman. Ch
lighter Of the late A. 5. Brsman Of SIT
5 town. She was born here about 90 VI
irs ago The deceased is survived by oo'
! husband and one son Mr.. and Mrs =. nu
ng have been frequent visitors in 40 10
miners. vi
John w. Parsons, who has been
nding several weeks in town at the iS'
ne Of his brother. Frank r. Parsons. y
urned Monday to Hartford. Conn Gu.
hrs. William Adset of Batavia. y.
is spending a few weeks in town ="
h her aunt. Mrs. NJ. +. Warrington. @
irs. Inez Woodbury. and grsnd~ail. n"
n, Ransom and Marion Porter. have -"