The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-02-04
CORINTH
Vital Statistics for io1o--23 Births,
Nine Marriages, II Deaths.
Births.

feD. =, rama NUN, 10 rFeu anu Nciiio
Richardson.
Feb. A, Winona May, to Albert and
Victoria Willis.
Feb. 4, Morris, to Archie and Emma
Mccullough
March 9, stillborn son to George III.
and Nettie M. Wilson.
April II, Ralph Gilbert, to Walter
and Edith Colby.
April 81, Elizabeth Jane, to Wilbert
and Myrtle Waters.
May 2, Earl Elijah, to Albert Il. and
Maggie j. Magoon.
June 7, Grace j., to Leon and Marion
King.
June 10, Neil Erdix, to Erdix and
Agnes Hastings
July Is, FRANKLIN Nelson, to George
and +. Beatrice Linton.
July II, still born son to Herbert and
Elsie Hood.
Aug. |, Earl Bryan, to William and
Katherine Magoon.
Sept. 8, Francis William, to Murdoch
and Alice Mckenzie.
Sept. 81, Carl Martin, to Allen and
Mabel Knapp.
Sept. 81, Carl Raymond, to Mark and
Eula Perkins.
Sept. 20, Glenn T., to Lester and Sus-
an Worthley.
Sept. %, Herbert Agatha, to Mark
and Elizabeth Wilson.
Sept 27, William, to Joseph and Stel-
la Bashaw
Oct. 7, George Clay, to Dana and Eva
Huntington.
Oct. 20, Norman w, to Sidney and
Evelyn Sevene.
Nov. 8. Merlin Winston, to Karl and
Georgia Carter
Nov. 25, Chester, to August Fl. and
Martha Andre.
Dec. 30, Ralph f., to John and Ethel
Williams.
Marriages.
April 7, Joseph McGranaghan and
Florence L. Parker.
MAY II, Harold F. Bixby and Bea-
trice NJ Carouth.
June "a, George 4. Smith and Flor
ence NJ. Cilley.
July 20, William b. Magoon and
Katherine Roberts.
Aug. s, Arthur c. Merrill and Laura
Emily Whitney.
Aug. 20, Ernest l.. Dow and Eda b.
Buzzi.
Oct. 10, Fred B. MeKinstry and Lii
liam Beatrice Knight.
Nov. 10, Glenn Il. Thurston and Eliz-
abeth Wilson.
Nov. 20, Herbert o. Bagley and Mat
tie Sehefer.
Deaths.
Feb. 4, Morris Mccullough, aged !
day. -
Feb. IL, Miss Alice r. Rowland, 80
years, 3 months, 10 days.
Feb. "a, Mrs. Mary Lovewell Childs,
70 wears, months, 4 days.
March I, Mrs Nettie McCrillis Will
son, 81 years, 2 months.
April 3, Mrs. Martha Arthur Morri.
son, SO years, 4 months, n days,
April IL, Sceva A. True, 70 years, .
months, 20 days.
June 2s, Mrs. Catherine Day Divoll,
65 years, 9 months, 81 days.
Sept. Is, Mrs. Lydia Frost Sloan, 81
years, 5 months.
Oct. Z, Rodney H. Childs, rs years, 6
months, 10 days.
Dec. 2, Mrs. Caroline Clark Londry,
70 years, months, IL days.
Dec. Q, Mrs. Nancy. Merrill Scribner,
81 wears, 3 months, 20 days.
Mrs. Perley Magoon was accidentally
shot through the ankle by the falling
of loaded gun, which was left stand
ing up in room and was Jared by the
opening of a door. She is at the Barre
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tullar are at
Boltonville to assist his sister, Mrs.
Frank Mcclure. MIR. Mcclure is suffer
ing from relapse of rheumatic fever.
Word was received on Monday after
noon that he was fully as comfortable.
Herbert Hodge was rendered uncon-
seious by falling upon the barn floor,
caused by ladder slipping while he
was ascending to the hay loft.
Wallace Chalmers was hurt while in
the mill yard last Tuesday, while skid
ding logs. He was unconscious for
some time, but resumed work again on
Saturday.
+. j. Hutton was able to open up his
blacksmith shop last Saturday, after
being confined to the house for two
weeks with grip and Assesses in the
| the throat.
II. y. Kennedy was at F J. Hutton
on Friday. he sold nice monument
10 Clarence Morse for the lot Of his
| father, the late Eugene Morse.
Mrs. Rosie Jacobs spent Saturday
and Sunday with her son, James, at
Bradford.
Mark Perkins went away from home
last Wednesday, leaving his wife and
six children in destitute circumstances
Her father, Albert Goodrich of Will
! Jamestown, came TO her assistance on
Monday.
Your correspondent was one among
the many who were shocked and grieved