The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-22
Funeral of w. w. Ayers Held Yester'
day, Largely Attended.

The funeral OF Wllllam w. ayers
was held at the Catholic chapel in the
Akeley Memorial building at 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning. Rev. Robert Dewey
OF st. Andrews church, who celebrat-
ed the burial mass aud conducted the
service, was assisted by seminaTfan
Mark Harvey The son, George A,
Ayers. and sons .in-law, s. W. Allen,
f. w Clark and H. r. Long, acted as
bearers. There were many beautiful
flowers. The burial was in the family
lot in the West Branch cemetery,
There was large attendance.
Among those from out of town were
is. w. Allen and son Of Maidstone; ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Winch of MiddlebuTy /;
Mr.. and Mrs. d, j. Adams, Miss Mil,
bred Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Hodge,
Mrs. NJ. T. Hutchins of Waterbury
Center; Mrs. +. w. Foster, Mrs. Fan.
ME Morse. Mrs. V. " Henderson and
Carl French of Waterbury; Mrs. Ira
Chamberlin of Morristown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Merritt and
four sons of Fort Coyington, \. Y, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. James A. Foster
and other friends in Stowe on their
way to Boston and home by way OF
the Hudson by automobile.
A. +. Doane returned Tuesday from
a visit to Bakersfield and Cambridge
Flora and Raymond Leonard of Cam
bridge passed the week end at A T.
Doane's.
A PRAYER service was conducted by
Rev. r. w. Collins Sunday afternoon
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mchin'
Law II. Crossett at Moscow for their
infant daughter, Barbara Alice, born
ON the 18th, who died the 18th. There
was a profusion of flowers.
Miss Florence Inez Camley, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Camley OF
Moscow. and Gerald Clyde Martin, son
Of Mrs. c. G.. Lyon, were married by
Rev. G. II. Lock at Waterbury june Is
MIR. and Mrs. Martin will reside IN Mos
COW for the present.
Forbes Adams has case OF blood
poisoning in his left hand.
A reunion of the state senators OF
loI7 and friends at Lake Mansfield
over the week end was attended by 9
party of 10, including Mr.. and Mrs. w
A Kicker of St. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. 5. Carpenter oil
Niddletown Springs are camping on
the II. s. Matthews farm. Mr.. Carpen.
Ter. who is connected with the Rutland
independent Telephone Co, attended
The meeting Saturday at Morrisvilie OF
the independent telephone companies
Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter visited ths
Notch. accompanied by Miss Catherine
and Howard Matthews, and liked ovei
the trail 20 the height of the mountain
They were much delighted with the
scenery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Thrasher and
family of Montpelier visited Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Mccarthy at Moscow Sun
day
Mrs. Edwin Hall went Monday &c
visit her sister. Mrs. Walter Burnett
and family at Hartford, Conn.
L. J. Stafford and nephew, Clifton
Stafford, have returned from week
stav in Boston. They visited $. NJ
Boardman and family At Keene, y. II.
on their return.
Mr.. Jessie Gibbs Marshall Of Spring
field. Mass. il visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller ana Mrs
and Mrs. y. II. Kaiser Of Greensboro
spent SUNDAY At G. A Simmons
Douglass Barrows 81 the Universit,
Of Vermont and Walter Morgan. :
/ graduate of Norwich, are az theii
/ homes for a vacation.
Miss Kathryn Recor is a. LAX
Mansfield. where she has employment
1 for the summer.
l. c. Raymond has returned from
/ Eufield. y. H. where be visited Mis-.
Msmde RAYMOND
Mr. Bertha Davis and Mrs Nae Ds
vis II JesFersonrille visited Miss Iszbe
ChsfTee Monday.