The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-06
WATERBURY,
Funeral Of c. D. Robinson Held Yes
terday at Late Home.

terday at Late Home.
The funeral of Charles d. Robinson
was held from his late home yesterday
afternoon, Rev. George II. Locke off,
ciating. Comforting words were spok.
en- in this double afflction which has
come to this home. The bearers Were
Frank Lyford, John Deal, o. +. Scott
and DIR. T.. A. Stanley. The floral
tributes were very beautiful, as they
should be for one who loved them
so dearly. Among those present
| from out OF town were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Beals of the province of Que
bee; Mrs. Elizabeth Mulqucen, Mrs.
George Grafton and George Smith of
Burlington; Mrs. Don Turner and Mrs.
Clark Roberts of Montpelier; Mrs. A..
l. Torrey of Windsor aud Mrs, Mary
Bruce Russell of Stowe.
The marriage of Hugh Harvey and
| Miss Ilene Tobin was solemnized by
| Rev. George H. Lock at the Meth
odist parsonage Jar. l. These are pop
ular young people. The groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Harvey of
Duxbury and the bride has been for
some time employed in the office of
the Vermont state hospital. Both were
students in our local high school They
are to live in Springfield, Mass, where
the groom has a position. Leon Crit
fin and Miss Maydene Harvey attend
ed the couple at the marriage cere-
mony as witnesses.
Waterbury chapter, R. A. NJ, goes
to Richmond tonight to confer the
NJ. NJ. and p. NJ. degrees.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dutton went to
Burlington Tuesday afternoon to meet
Miss Lulu Woodland. who was sum
moned home from the Albany Bust
ness college by the death of her moth
err.
Aunt Crete" Cofrin remains in
serious condition. Ellen Russell is car
ing for her.
Mrs. Roy Gale goes to Newark, N.
j., This week to visit her husband.
The business meeting of the South
Duxbury church was held Wednesday
and a sumptuous community dinner
was served The following officers
were elected: Treasurer, Arthur But |
Ter; clerk, Mary Butler; business com
mittee, Lester Hills, Alva Butler and |
Harmon Nelson; deacons Herbert |
Ward and Walter Turner. Officers of |
the Sunday school in the same church /
are; Superintendent, Alva Butler; as
sistant superintendent Mrs Eva Tur-
ner; secretary, Marion Bisbee; treas
urer, William Louizell; organist, Lena
Louizell
A delightful surprise party was Civ
en- Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sherman bv
relatives and community FRIENDS at
their home in South Duxbury last
week. 1t was genuine surprise and
the newly married couple received
many gifts. Refreshments were served.
Supplementing the work of the board
of trade in investigating the use of
the village hall as community cen
ter, the Community club, at its meet
ing Monday evening, also voted to
appoint committee. of which the
president should be chairman. to co
operate with the committee from the
board Of trade. The meeting Monday
evening had strong leaning toward
these quarters if possible
and the plan as outlined in the minds
Of those who have given the matter
the most thought is to have a gymna-
SUM upstairs, recreation rooms. read
ng room downstairs. II is also hoped
hat company of the National Guard
nay be formed and that if such Is the
,ase and these temporary quarters are
that this town may be in
inc at no great distance from the :
front for an armory. This business
,eing disposed of, talk regarding the
fair was next in order and
'eceived such enthusiastic endorsement
hat the chairman Of the entertain
nent committee, Harry Brigham, at
nee talked dates for the same. At
ention was also called to the two
of the course vet to
ollow and a concert by one of the col
eye glee clubs was also mentioned
That both the board of trade and Com T
nunity club are alive to the possihil-
ties Of the work here is plainly shown |
nd important developments are ex
ected /
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eaton and son,
Of Boston are guests of Mr..
nd Mrs William Seabury.
The remains Of Mrs Eva Freeman :
'rumbull passed through here Monday /
0 her old home in Moretown, where !
ervLes Were held Tuesday
There was large attendance at the
nnual meeting of the ladies' union,
ED with Mrs b. r Demeritt al her
ONE on Main street Tuesday after
Don. The reports of the years work
'ere interesting and encouraging, as
hev told of the $500 in the treasury
18th which they start off the years
-ork. There Is large membership
nd much enthusiasm was shown over
he family dinner for the church. which
ill probably be held Jan. 20. A com
littee to have charge of same was
Iected as follows Presidents. Mrs f.
. Campbell Mrs. w H. B. Perry;
ice presidents. Mrs. w b. Clark, Nrs.
!. H. Smith; secretary, Mrs. Orlo
frna1Yrar Mr. L Cfaplax |