The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-24
NORTHFIELD


their home in Proctor, Friday, after
her father, Col. L. l.. Howe. Mr.. Bean
attended the Odd Fellows grand lodge
in st. Johnsbury.
Fred Fuller, Luther Tracey, Rev. G..
| J. Paddock and b. A. Stockwell wese in
st. johnsbury the past week, attending
the sessions OF the Odd Fellows grand
lodge They represented the subordi-
nate lodge of Mortified and Eureka
/ cncampment, also of this town.
Mrs. Flora Huff and son of Sharon,
Mass, are guests of Mss Maud Howes
on Main street. Mrs. Huff was former
~ Flora Averill, and spent her girlhood
| in Mortified
Mrs. N. J, Holland, accompanied by
her niece, Miss Hortense Metealf, who
has been in New York City for time,
arrived in town Friday.
At the regular drill Thursday COM
mittee from the chamber of commerce
of Mortified gathered att the armory
hall and presented the members of Co.
| + with check for $53 so, which is to
be used to, fit up recreation room for
| the men. The presentation was made
by Frank t. Parsons, president of the
chamber of commerce, and the accept
ance for the company was by Capt
NJ. A. Campbell, in command of the
company. John Mccormick presented
the men with nice library table, and
and George Phillip with tablet, which
is to be made in honor of the soldiers
The check represented the solicitation
from all who are interested in the COM
pom. TIE work was done by +. NJ
Holton and c. S. Kimball. Everyone
who was asked 20 donate gave very
willingly.
The members of Sorrell Maynard
post, American Legion. are selling red
peoples which are to beworn on Me
mortal day, in honor of the soldiers
who lost their lives in France. The
peoples which are to be worn on Me-
ows and part of the proceeds are to
60 toward the support of the orphans
in France. The remainder is to go to-
ward buying scme American Legion
emblems, TO be placed as markers on
the graves of the deceased soldiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex England, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Car
penter, were visitors in Randolph last
week, guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carpenters daughter, Mrs. Newell
Jones.
Charles Plastridge OF Haverhll.
Mass, has joined his wife and son at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w d. Plastridge, and is enjoying
vacation fishing.
Robert Plastridge, who has been
spending few days at Mddletown,
Conn, visiting at Wesleyan university,
has returned home.
brought to Mortified, from Grafton.
brought To Mortified, from Grafton,
Penn, Thursday afternoon for burial in
the family lot in the cemetery at
Mortified Falls. A short service was
conducted at the grave by her son, Rev.
Homer A. Flint. The remains were ac-
complained here by her two sons, Rev.
Mr. Flint of Grafton and w. J. Flint of
Montpelier, who was called TO Grafton
by his mothers illness. Mrs. Rich, who
was II years of age. had been in her
usual health until little over a week
ago when she had an attack of grip,
bronchial pneumonia developing
which caused her death. The deceased
was resident OF Mortified Falls. for
many years and had large circle Of
friends in that place as well as in
Montpelier, and surrounding towns
where she was well known. For sew
eral years she has made her home with
her son, going TO Pennsylvania with
him and his family at the time they
left Montpelier. Mrs. Rich is survived
by her two sons, two grandchildren,
Frank Plumley Flint and Phoebe Helen
Flint; also a half sister, Mrs II. J.
Eaton. Mrs. Flint, Rev. Mr. Knapp and
other friends Of Montpelier were here
to attend the burial services.
William Pervier, travelling salesman
for Human & Bugbee of Barre. Is at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Peryier on Union street.
Rev. c. j. Paddock has been invited
10 deliver the Memorial sermon for
the Modern Woodmen Sunday June 5. |
The service willNbe at the regular morn
ing service in the Uniyersalist church. |
Word has been received in North
field Of the death OF Fred Abbott, a ms
tive % this town. which occurred at |
h;. home in Hillshoro, y H., Friday |
night. after an illness Of some time. |
Mr. Abbott was the son of the late |
Frank Abbott. one of the old railroad |
men. who lived in Mortified. He was |
around 65 years of age and is survived |
by his wife and one sister. The flu
neral was held to-day, with burial /
in Hillsboro. w J.. Dunsmoor of this
town attended the funeral.
Mr. and Mrs John Enright and |
chauffeur, accompanied by Mr. and /
Mrs. Russell Parish Of Burlington, were
guests Of MIR. and Mrs. William Boyn
ton Sunday.
Mrs. Ada Judd. wife of the late Rev.
Allen Judd. passed away Thursday |
night at the home Of her sister, Mrs. |
Sarah Cushman, on Central street, aft
er an illness of several weeks. A short |
time after Mr.. Judd's death. which &C.
eurrsi last June. Mrs Judd came TO
Mortified and has since been with her |
sister. The deceased, who was u years ]
OF age, was born in St Johns. Canada. |
She is survived by daughter. Miss
Myra Judd, and two sons, Frank Judd |
ANA u. d. Judd, one grandchild and
one sister, Mrs. Cushman, of this town. |
A funeral service was held from Mrs. |
Cushman's home on Central street Fri |
day night and the remains were tax
en- TO Brooklyn, Ia. for burial Satur-