The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-21
NORTHFIELD
Miss Bridget McAuliffe Died Saturday
After Long Illness.

Miss Bridget McAuliffe passed away
Saturday morning at her home on
School street, after a long illness. She
had been in failing health for the past
two years but confined to her bed only
the past few weeks. Funeral services
were held Monday morning from 81.
Johns Catholic church, Rev. J. A..
Lynch officiating. Interment was In
st. Johns cemetery. The bearers
were John Drumgould, Thomas, limo
thy and jeremiah Donahue. The de-
ceased was born in Northfield 54 years
ago, the daughter of the late William
McAuliffc. She was the last OF fam
ily of nine and after her fathers death,
about five years ago. she sold the home
place on Summer street and purchased
the home of the late Carrie Adams on
School street, where she has since
lived. Miss McAuliffe was kind
neighbor and woman Of many friends,
who held her in the highest esteem.
Her weeks of suffering were made as
easy as possible by many acts OF kind
ness by those who knew her best in the
community in which she spent her life.
The deceased is survived by no rela-
tives except cousins.
The final whist party of a series OF
six which have been given by Sorrell-
MAYNARD post, American Legion, in
their hall was held Friday night. Miss
Margaret Donahue won the prize Tor
| the series, having the highest score
| The prizes for the evening were won
| by George Murray, who got first and
Mrs. James Aiken consolation prize.
Most enjoyable evenings have been
spent at these parties and the at
| tendance has been large. II IS eI
pected that there will be another Sc
ries later in the year.
Amade LaMothe of Webster, Mass,
/ has been visiting at the home OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. LaMothe, on
Main street.
A very pleasant evening was spent
| Ia those who attended the whist party
| given by the members of the Eastern
Star last week The proceeds are to
90 toward the district nurse fund OF
Mortified.
| The Mortified graded and high
school closed Friday for a weeks va
cation.
| Hugh j. NJ. Jones and i. A. Kelly
of Montpelier will be guests at the
| Nisatin club regular meeting Tuesday
| evening Of this week. They come TO
Mortified in the interest Of the Assoc
J ciated Industries of Vermont. Every
member OF the club should make an
effort 20 be present, as both Mr. Jones
and Mr.. Kelly will have something OF
interest to tell A social hour viii
| follow the meeting.
Mrs. John Dunlay Of White River
Junction has been spending few days
| in town, the guest Of her sister, Mrs
Maurice w. Ryan.
Miss Dora Brown, teacher in the
Mortified graded school, has gone 70
her home in STAFFORD for the Thanks
giving vacation.
J. c. Mccarthy is in the Fanny Al
| len hospital. Winooski, where he Is re-
eeiving treatment.
Charles +. Fowler OF Worcester,
Mass, a former resident of this town
and Mrs. Hattie Muzzy of johnson
were married Thursday by Rev. w. i,
| Best OF. Morrisvillc. They viii reside
in johnson. where Mrs. Fowler owns a
farm. Mr.. and Mrs Fowler were school
mates in Mortified and had not met
for 25 years until about month ago
! Their friends and acquaintances here
extend congratulations.
Miss Mary o'Grady, the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
o'Grady of this town, is recovering
from an operation for appendicitis
which she recently underwent at
Fanny Allen hospital
A large crowd attended the annual
chicken pie supper and sale given by
the ladies of the Congregational church
Wednesday night. A most deliciou:
\ supper was served. At this time many
OF the church people as well as those
from other churches had an opportuni'
4 ~ "a meet Rev. c. c. Creegan, the new