The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-31
MORTIFIED

Miss Mary f. Doheny of Montpelier
visited in town the past week q guest
! Of Mrs. H. d. Morrill,. The Doheny
house on King street has been sold to
/ Henry Dubuque of Springfield, Mass
Mr., Dubuque has moved his family
I here
The boy scouts of Mortified most
! fttingly celebrated the first anniver-
sary Of their organization by supper
| in the Methodist church vestry. Every
member of the organization was pres
emit The counselors, Prof. S. F, How
ard, Hon. Frank Plumley and DIR. G. y.
Welch, also the scoutmasters, Cadet
O. c, Taylor and Richard Gaylord, were
guests of the evening.
No*wich university closed Wednes.
day for the annual Easter vacation and
opens again at retreat Wednesday
night, April I.
The remains Of Patrick O'Grady,
whose death occurred in ST. Adams
were brought here Monday for burial
in ST. Johns Catholic cemetery, Mr.,
oGrady was formerly from Roxbury,
but had been making his home with
his daughter, Mrs. John Brann. The
deceased was "a years old and is sur
vived by two daughters, Mrs. John
Ryan of Brighton, Mass, and Mrs.
John Brann of st. Adams. and four
sons, John OGrady of Roxbury, Mi
chael O'Grady of Montpelier, Dennis
OGrady of Rutland and James 0Grady
of St Adams.
Mrs. H. f. Estabrooks, who returned
last week from Cohoes, n. Y, was
called there again Tuesday morning by
the serious condition Of her grand |
daughter, Janet Estabrook The little /
girl has been III with pneumonia and !
has had TO undergo a surgical opera
tion on the lungs
Miss Mabel Rice, who attends Mid /
dlebury college, is spending her vaca- !
tion with her father, Norman Rice, and /
grandfather j. c. Rice.
Mrs Katherine Swenson. with her I
son and daughter Of South Royalton, is .
TO move to Mortified and will occupy 1
the north tenement in st. Mary's rec.
tory.
Miss Helen McKelvey. who formerly .
attended the Mortified high school, |
visited friends in town last week Miss
McKelvey is attending the University |
of Vermont and went from here to her |
home in Thetford TO spend her vaca
tion.
Miss Beatrice Mckee. deaconess of
the Methodist church in Mortified, has
so far recovered from her recent illness
as to be able to assume her duties.
Miss Edna Phillips OF New Hamp- Il
shire State college. Durham. \. H., is
spending her vacation at the home of
her father. F. A. Phillips.
Miss Jetta Thomas. who has been
seriously i'll with bronchial pneumonia,
is slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. X. Stone were called
TO Randolph last week by the death Of
Mrs. Stones brother, Fred Howard ].
F. Bingham acted as substitute mail
,arrier on route four while Mr.. Stone
was away.
A meeting Of the executive commit
Zee Of Norwich university was held in
he office Of Plumley, Plumley & Camp
bell Saturday and Large amount Of
business transacted Among other
hings was the general increase Of Is
,er cent OF the salaries Of the profes-
ors TO take effect Aug. |.
Maurice Ryan was in st. Adams
y nHGhN TO NfAENN Inv AAlNtIhA OF l7tI- 9 Il
lick O'Grady, and returned at noon
With the remains, which were brought
lere for burial.
Misses Mildred and Doris Hardy Of
Burlington, who accompanied the re-
mains Of their mother. Mrs. H. r. Hol
en-. here for burial, spent a few days
.ith relatives and friends in town be-
ore returning 20 Burlington.
Miss Helen Cnmton, librarian at
'arnegie library. Norwich university.
a. gone 70 her home in Enosburg
'alls for the Easter vacation.
james ". Holland Of New York CITY
as been spending q few DAYS in town.
Ie was here 90 attend the meeting Of
be executive committee Of Norwich
Miss Ruth Staples has been spending
time in East Montpelier with her
sier. Mrs. r A Cummings. who has
zen seriously ILL., !