The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-08
WILLIAMSTOWN

George w. Brush, a long time resi-.
dent and druggist in this town, died
at the home of his son-in-law, DAVID
9. Gale, in Proctor, on Oct 2, and ms
funeral was held on the 4th, inst. ne
was never in robust health but had
been sufferer from asthma for many
wears. His last illness lasted about
three months. He opened the first drug
store in town in the basement OF the
Downs store, where G. M. Seaver was
doing business at the time and later
moved to the store in the Beckett
block. now owned by Curtiss and Kan
dali. He lived for time in the Con-
gregational parsonage and later bought
the Milton Martin farm, which he re-
tanned at the time of his death. Several
wears ago he went to live with his SON
in law at Proctor and the death of his
wife occurred there two or three years
ago. He leaves a son and three daugh-
tiers. Hilton A. Brush of Newark, N. j.,
Mrs. Clinton NJ Field of New York,
Mrs. H. l.. Hunting OF Maiden,
Mass, and Mrs. Gale Of Proctor.
Mrs. Martha Dewey has returned
from stay of some length in Rut-
land and other points in New England.
Leslie E. Williams has been working
in the Congregational church the past
week, helping to set up the new town
clock.
Miss Ruby Wilfore has returned to
town. after a stay of about six months
in Lowell and New Bedford, Mass.
DIR. r. G. Hamilton of Burlington,
who is TO be successor to DIR. Carl +.
Robinson, now removed to Barre, is To-
Gated in rooms at Mrs. Mary j. Staples
and his office Is to be the south front
room on the first floor.
A goodlv number of townsmen have
attended the state fair at White River
Junction during the week.
Charles II. Sivright, rural carrier on
route No. 2, is taking his annual vaca
ton and the route is covered by sub
stitute carrier Clarence HlWilfore.
Henry Cram, a native of the town
and for many years in business in
Providence, r. l., is seriously i'll and
his brother, Clinton w. Cram, has gone
to visit him.
Mrs. Sarah Norris has gone to Put
Evansville to help out in the household
of C. W. Buzzell.
Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church-Rev. Alba NJ Marley, pastor.
Sunday services: l0:45 a. M, sermon,
"Gleaning in Life's Harvest Fields; !"
everyone cordially invited to this hour
of helpful worship; II m, Bible school.
theme, Rally Day" special exercises
will take the place of regular lesson.
This is gathering to which all our
friends are urged to come s p. M,
A large ATTENDANCE is desired. Tuesday
evening, 1880. the regular Epworth
league gathering win be omitted on ac-
count of the public ehautauqua. Thurs
day evening, 1880, meeting at the
parsonage for song prayer and scrip
ture lesson. Everybody invited.
The ladies' of the Woman's Relief
corps will entertain the district meet
ing in the Odd Fellows hall Oct 10.
The day following, which is the regu-
lar meeting of the corps, the inspector
will be with us. All members are re-
quested to be present at both meet
ings.
The w. r. C. ladies are requested
to meet at the hall for practice
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. IL, at .
O'Clock.
A union service win be held in
grange hall Sunday evening at s
O'Clock. Rev Walfred Lindstrom of
Indiana will speak. Mr.. Lindstrom is
one of the Swarthmore chautauqua
lecturers and is sure to bring live
topic that viii interest and grip an
audience. There viii also be selections
by the Fara Groves musical sextet of
the Swarthmore chautauqua enter
tanners. A splendid program. Come
early if you want seat. A silver col
lection to meet the expenses of the
propram will be taken.