The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-25
BROOKFIELD
Mrs. B. F. Buxton Died of Bronchial
Pneumonia Last Week.

! MIS-. D. II. DuAlDH uleu fTludy HOfi
ing at the home of her daughter, Mr.
Frank Patterson, where she has bee
: several months For many weeks sh
had been in declining health. Abou
three weeks ago she was taken worse
the immediate cause of her death bein
bronchial pneumonia.
She leaves three daughters and tw
sons to mourn the loss of a loving
devoted mother-Mrs. Frank Patter
son, Mrs. Amos Merrill of Barre, Mrs
Arthur Granger of Rutland and Franz
and George Buxton of Massachusetts
The funeral was from the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Patterson Sunda,
afternoon, Rev. j. s. Clark officiating
Burial was in East Montpelier by tn,
side of her late husband, b. F. Bux
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buxton lived in towr
many years. He owned the saw anc
grist mills. He was a very industrious
and ingenious man. They had a large
circle of friends. Although they moved
from town several years ago, they arc
pleasantly remembered by many OF
their friends.
DR.. Arthur Bean and family motored
down from Greensboro Monday after
noon and were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Z. l.. Wills.
Mrs. Sarah Fullam was quite sick
several days last week with stomach
trouble Her daughter, Mrs. w. W.
Haggett, came and stayed with her
several days. At this writing she is
better.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Hubbard of
South Royalton were guests recently
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Perham of ST
Johnsbury visited his mother, Mrs. L.
B. Perham, and his brother, George
Perham, Monday. They went on an
auto ride to visit Camel's Hump.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R Rumney and Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Rumney went Monday
to Amesbury, Mass, to visit their
daughter and sister, Mrs. George Bry
ant, and family.
Mrs Lord of New York City was
the guest last week of Miss Anna
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ainsworth of
South Royalton and Mrs, Lucy Free
man and daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Freeman, of Florida were in town on
Thursday to call on friends.
Mrs, n. o. Ralph and two children
Of Barre spent last weeb with Mr., and
Mrs. F. o. Ralph.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Chase attended
the funeral of their aunt, Mrs Amos
Chase, in West Berlin Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benham, Misses
Gertrude and Ella Benham visited |
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holman in Royal
on Sunday.
Mrs Earl Haggett of Randolph is
pending several days with her grand
mother Mrs Sarah Fullam
Mr. and Mrs. Bell of Stoneham,
Mass, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs
'harles Miner at the Center.
Ira Carpenter spent several days
asst week with his daughter, Mrs. L.
v. Webster, and family in Randolph.
Harry NJ. Jones has sold his home
lace at the Center to John Heath.
Two lady friends. who have been
he past week guests of William and
liss Mary McElhenney, returned to
heir home in Worcester, Mass, Sat.
rday.
Miss Anna Clark entertained Mon
ay for an auto ride Mr. and Mrs V.
I. Wardner and daughter, Miss Leons,
DING to Brandon.
Miss Minnie Smith visited friends in
Waterbury and Burlington last week.
Mrs. Isabelle Amidon had for Sun
ay callers Mr.. and Mrs. George Ward
er of East Roxbury and Miss Blsnch-
I'd of Mortified.
Mrs. Allen Gage and two sons of St
are visiting her mother,
Irs. Adella Fisk.
Earl Haggett of Randolph. with an
lto truck. moved f. J. Lewis and
iughters, with household goods, to
assachusetts Monday.
The Gitchee Ounce campfire girls,
in number, and their guardian, Mrs.
lsdys Clark, stark out last week
nesday morning TO camp in Mr.. Cal
CANS grove. In the evening they en-. a
yed a hike to S. Williams pas
ire, to a. Christian Endeayor corn
asst, after which they entered camp 2
hey slept ~ a few hours, all imag
ing they could see wild animals
ednesday morning they went for +
pplies and in the afternoon spent a
c time taking pictures and rehears- Fl
2 a play which the campfire girls are
on to put on. Wednesday night, on :,
count of the severe shower, they
d to change their quarters, going .
10 the large tent. Thursday they at
nded the grange picnic, which was il
Id in Willismstown gulf. They en- G
we'd straw ride there, being con
we'd by |. y. Abbott with his four =,
rse team. They greatly enjoyed the .
p, giving their songs and campfire u
II on the route. On their return they
,pped at the First church, where
~ had supper and in the evening
Christian Endeavor meeting, lis
hing to the report of the world
ristian Endeavor convention in New n
rk City, as given by Miss Harring -
! of Randolph Center There was
o short talk by Principal Bar j,
{ of the agricultural school at Ran nj
ph Center. Friday afternoon nine SC
7 scouts went into camp at the
ne place, csptained by Rev. James 4,
Irk. and enjoyed the outing until 70
turdsy afternoon.
dr. and Mrs Wallace Green were da
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