The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-25
MORTIFIED
Mrs. Clara Forsythe, Former Resident,
Died at Ludlow, Mass.

for a long time. The remains wer
brought to Mortified Saturday after
noon and buried in the family lot il
the Aldrich cemetery, Rev. G. L. Pad
dock officiating at the grave. The bear
ers were &. G., Bates, f. l.. Howe
James Giffin and 4. A. Austin. TIL
deceased was one of IA children borl
to Harvey and Maria Benton, all o
whom are now deceased. She wa
born in Mlddlesex December "a, lS47
but for many years was a resident O
this town. The deceased was twic,
married, her first husband was Chester
Brown and some years after his dealt
! she married William Forsythe, whc
1 died a few years ago. During thu
greater part of her married life Mrs
Forsythe lived in Mortified and had
many friends among the older resi-
dents of the town. Aside from the one
| daughter, she is survived by two grand
| children, Mrs. Charles Denison oil
Mortified and Ernest Townsend OF
Springfield, Mass, and three great.
grandchildren.
Mrs. Fred Jeffrey of Hartford, Conn
| is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William jeffrey.
| The mail carriers were out Friday
in new motorcycle, delivering mail
The side car is especially adapted
! for the carrying of parcel post pack
ages and will be a great help to the
| carriers who have a large amount of
packages each day
Robert Dole of Norwich university is
visiting his sister, Mrs Earl Hewitt, in
South Royalton,
Misses Beulah Preston and Mildred
Adams are spending two weeks in
Gardner, Mass.
Prof and Mrs Leon Z. Dix and Pro.
lessor and Mrs. w T. MacCreadies
have been at Lake Dunmore the past
week, the guests of Professor and Mrs
X. r. B. Flint.
Rev Francis T. Clary is enjoying his
vacation from his duties as pastor at
the Methodist church and with his fam.
lily is spending the time at Lake Morey.
Miss Elizabeth Bingham is assisting
in the Mortified Trust Co. during her
vacation from the New England Con-
servatory of Music in Boston, where
she is studying.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeGeorge and son have
gone to Boston, where they will spend
his vacation. Heman Johns has charge
of the barber shop while he is absent.
George II. Raymond, former pro
prietor of the old Mortified house,
died recently in South Royalton, where
he had been in charge OF the South
Royalton house for some time. Mr.
Raymond had been i'll for a long time.
He is survived by his wife and three
children. Mr. Raymond had been twice
married.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Gokcy, who have
been visiting in town, guests at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
G.. Gokey, have returned to Boston.
Mrs. Henry Goodill, daughter ard
young son of Randolph have been
spending a few days in town, guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs John Croney
on Cross street. Mr. Goodill spent Sun
day in town and they accompanied him
home.
Edward Burns of Cambridge. Mass,
is visiting at the home of his brother,
John Burns, on School street
Mrs. Nellie Smith of Randolph is
visiting friends in town, guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Me
Cutcheon on Central street
There will be an adjourned meeting
Of Abraham Lincoln court, Catholic Or
der of Foresters, Tuesday evening of !
this week. Business of special impor
tanee is to come before the meeting.
Every member should be present.
George Foss, who has been at the
sanatorium, receiving treat
nent, has returned home.
Warren Greenwood, who is employed
Der Sunday Mrs. Greenwood accom-
panied him to ST, Adams and will
pend week at her former home in
swanton.
Frank Gokey, who has been spend
ng his vacation with his parents, Mr.
ind Mrs. c. G. Gokey, has returned to
lis home in Everett, Mass
Miss Helen Whitney Of Franklin is
listing in town, guest at the home
i Mrs. H A. Whitney on East street.
Rev. and Mrs George F. Fortier and
laughter OF Morrisville called on
riends in town recently They were
N their way to Granville. \. Y Mr..
'ortier is a former pastor of the local
niversalist church.
Mr.. and Mrs Burr s. Morse. who
ave been in town for the past ten
avs. left Friday for their home in :
Milwaukee, Wis Mr. Morse is travelling
alesmsn for the Cross Brothers Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Derrick and fam
y Of Montpelier we're guests at the
ONE of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]
:. Gokey, over Sunday. e
DR. and Mrs Sherman Kimball Of
orth Adams, Mass, have been spend \
lg a few days in town. guests of his a
rother. c. s. Kimball. and family and h
ster, Miss Miriam kimbsll. They are r
, start for Long Beach, Cal. with Mr. a
nd Mrs. RAY Dole and family ABOUND |
he first of August. The Doles and G
imballs expect 10 make their future
pua in California