The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-31


wide awake parish. The church realizes
its loss, and the community is losing
valuable citizen.
Mrs. Alfred i. Watson of Hartford,
who has been confined to her room for
the past two weeks, is able TO be up
and to get around the house for the
first time since she was taken Ill. Her
daughter, the wife of DR.. Larson OF
Morristown, N. j., came to see her
mother the other day and viii remain
until she regains her health and
strength.
The funeral services Of the late Mrs.
| II. H. Leeds were held from the family
residence Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Rev. Robert Heseltine, pastor OF the
Methodist church, read the funeral
service and made few well-chosen
and comforting remarks. The floral
pieces were many and beautiful. There
was large gathering OF friends and
neighbors. Mr.. and Mrs. w, w Russell
of Montpelier came TO attend the flu
neral, and there were large number
Of friends from out of town. The bear
ers were James Kendall, DR.. j. >.
blanchard, James A. Allen and Carl
cameron. The sudden passing away OF
Mrs. Leeds is a great loss, not only to
the family, but to the whole com
munity.
The third annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the Windsor County
National Farm Loan association was
held at White River Junction Tuesday,
Jan. 10. At that time G. +. Joslyn OF
sharon was elected president; Fred X.
Crawford of Hartland, vice president;
IL. s. Kelley Of Woodstock, secretary
and treasurer; l.. w. English of Wood
stock, assistant secretary; and James
IL. Little of Plymouth, with the fore
going. is the board of directors. Dur
ing the past year there have been
closed As loans, amounting to S6s,2O0,
making 20 loans since the organiza-
ton and a total of 1927 ,450. Seven
teen loans are now pending The Fed
eral Land bank expects to declare div
Iidends on the stock held by borrowers
in another year, thereby reducing the
interest expense.
Governor Clement has appointed
James f. Dewey of Quechee, with two
others, az members of the Vermont
commission on foreign and domestic
commerce, to represent Vermont and
to confer with like commissions OF
other states,
William Savage had bone broken in
his leg while working in the woods last
Saturday.
George Pratt has come TO his home
in West Hartford from Windsor, hay-
ing been i'll with the mumps.
Forrest Harlow, who was taken to
the Mary Hitchcock hospital last week
from West Hartford, is still in very
serious condition.
Mayyille McI.oud of Essex junction
has come to spend the winter with her
brother, Ray McLoud OF West Hart
| ford.
After a separation OF several years,
Antonio Antosca recently had the
pleasure Of being reunited with his
| family, his mother. Mrs. Lovigia An
tosoa, and brother and sister having
arrived in this country from their
home in Candid, Italy, on Jan 8. Mrs.
Antosca, who is a cousin of Nincenzo
and Pasquale Romano, viii make her
home in the family of the latter for
the present.
Mrs. Louise Fogg, an aunt Of V. '.
Fogg. agent and manager of the Wind
sor County Farm bureau. died at her
home in Enfield, n. H., Jan. p, after
an illness of several months. Sse
was born in Stowe and was 50 years
old on Jan. 10. Mrs. Fogg viii be
greatly missed for she was an active
worker in all social work and at the
time of her death was president OF
Admiral Farragut w. r. C.. No. 81.
condactress Of Relham chapter, o. +.
s.. and past grand of Copeland Rebek.
ali lodge. also a great worker in the
Federated church. Since early child
hood she had made her home with her
aunt. Mrs. Addie Burnham, who sur.
wives her, besides her husband, ole
sister, Miss Maud Raymond, and two
brothers. Funeral services were held
from her home Sunday afternoon at
] o'clock.
During the severe cold weather the
past week, the water main near the
home of Dorman Davis on Main street,
West Lebanon. froze, neeessitatirg the
use of electrical apparatus 10 thaw II
out.
The many friends Of Mrs. r. c. True
regret to hear of her recent loss IN the
death Of her father, w. n. Childs OF
Cornish, n H., whose passing occurred