The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-27

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Burnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Sherman
and Mr.. and Mrs. {. II. Douglas OF
Waterbury. The burial was made IN
the River Bank cemetery.
Rev. L. G. French of Johnson
preached at the Community church on
Sunday morning his subject being
.The Religious Faith for Men and
Women A solo was rendered by Pfin-
cipal C. J. Strand. A party Of six
motored from Lyndonyille, distance
of 30 miles, MIR. French being former
pastor.
The funeral OF Harry u. Russ was
held Saturday afternoon at Unity
church, with an attendance that hlled
the large audience room OF the churcr.
Rev. w. T. Best conducted the service.
The bearers were four cousins OF the
deceased and Mrs Russ, Charles Gale,
Ray Smalley Elton b. Forbes and Hen
nv Cobb. The members of the Relief
corps attended in a body, Mr.. Russ
mother being member. The burial
was made in the west branch cemetery.
Among those present were MI ana
Mrs. Fred Jackson and sons OF Garheld,
Mrs. Minnie Smalley, Ray smalley
Miss Merle smallcy, Mr.. and Mrs. Yer
non Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. Morrill, Gates,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Ring, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milo Gallup OF Morrisville, Mr.,
and Mrs. J. A. Brooks and daughter
of Elmore, Mrs Earl Sweet, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. ]. Houston OF Cady's Falls,
Mr.. and Mrs f. 5. Cobb of Jefferson
VILE, Mrs. Mary Cobb and son. NJ. N.
Cobb of Glover, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Page of Johnson.
A party was given to Miss Brenda
Bennett Saturday afternoon at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs. George
Il. Straw. in honor of her 10th birth
day. her Sunday school class and teach
er. Mrs. Agnes Jenney, being among
the guests. Refreshments were served
and games were played.
A meeting of the shareholders OF the
Mt Mansfield Creamery and Grain as
ISOLATION was held here Saturday eve
niEy to discuss the matter of equip
ping their grain warehouse with nee
essary milling machinery Il was de-
cided to buy only the necessary ma
chinerv at this time to make the ware
house OF such proportion As to pro.
vide for modern milling machinery in
the near future. Francis SeaS's, pres
ident of the Farmers shipping associ-
alton in Motley. Mimi, addressed the
meeting. telling of the cooperative
work the farmers are doing in that sec
ton. His farmers have their own
creamery shipping organization, gram
buying organization, cooperative store,
their own bank and their owa fire and
hail insurance company A. r. Andre,
manager of the Addison County Farm
ers' Mix association, spoke on milk
refrigeration. AZ his plant in Middle
bury a refrigerating system installed
wear ago has saved half their ice bill.
Some of the Vermont creamery manag-
ers are placing contracts for butter
tubs to ne made up the coming win.
ter. to he in readiness for next sea
sons requirements. Some of the Yer
mont creamery managers are talking
of organizing a state creamery mems
association. II has been suggested
having this meeting at the state dairy
mems convention in January.
l.. G. Mullholland of Montpelier, field
agent in marketing, and Miss Bison
cite Of Mortified called on Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Lynch Sunday.
Mrs. Anna kimball has returned to
Simsbury. Conn, after several weeks
in, Stowe.
B. c. Bull of Hudson. Mass, Is with
his family for a few days.
J.F. Campbell had two ribs fractured
when he fell while unloading hay in
his barn recently.
Farmers are cutting = heavy crop
of hav. but are much hindered IN Sc
curing il on account Of rainy weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stevens OF Is
sex Junction have moved 60 the farm
on west branch, purchased Of W. A.
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. r. Carey have sold
their residence on Maple street to W.
A smith for $1,000 and have purchased
Of r. C. Bull the q. r. Gerry house on
Maple street.