The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-18
MARSHFIELD
Deaths of George H. Froats, 81, and
Mrs. Esther Charrette, SO.

Mrs. Esther Charrette, SO.
George H. Froats of Grand Forks, n
d., passed away about 10 a. IN. Sun
day, Aug. Ia, at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. S. A. Swerdfeger. He had hal
heart trouble for over 20 years bu
to all appearances was as well as us
ual that morning and was sitting OF
the veranda when stricken with thu
attack. A physician was Immediately
summoned and everything possible
done but the end came in a few min
utes. He was 81 years of age anc
leaves his wife, four grandchildren and
three brothers. Mr.. and Mrs. Froats
left their home in Grand Forks june
q and, after visiting relatives in On
tario, came here about two weeks ago
During this and former visits, Mr.
Froats had won many friends here by
his pleasant, genial manner and up
right christian character. A brief pray
er service was held at p. m. Monday,
Rev. Arthur Brotherston officiating.
Mrs. Froats, accompanied by her broth
er, S. A. Swerdfeger, left with the re-
mains about a. m. Tuesday for their
home in Grand Forks, n. ID.
Mrs Esther Charrette passed away
Friday morning, Aug, II, at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. John French,
with whom she resided. She was i'll
only about "a hours, ending in heart
failure. She was born in the province
of Quebec but most of her life was
spent in this state. She was 80 years
of age and leaves two sons, Alphonse
Charlotte of Greenfield, Mass, and
Freeman Charlotte of Wolcott; three
Mrs. Mary Nichols of New
York City, Mrs. Lizzie Loosemore of
Burlington and Mrs. John French of
this town; also eight grand children
and five great grandchildren. The re-
mains were taken Sunday to Coati-
cook, p. O., where the funeral services
were held Monday morning.
Miss Lillian Lord of New Hamp-
shire has been visiting Mrs. A. W.
Blake recently.
Edwin johnson and friend from Con-
nectieut were recent visitors in town.
Mrs. Clara Clark of Barre was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. H. d. Nc
~Tlilis, lhsJ Neth.
Merton Lyndes was finished his sum
ner course at Connell and arrived |
rome last Monday.
The boy scouts are preparing an en-
ertainment to be given next Monday |
,vening in the Congregational church. |
jome to encourage the boys by your
presence.
Miss Leona Bullock is visiting
riends in Montpelier and Mortified.
p o. Folsom of Cushman, Mass, is
listing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
f. Folsom,
A. I. David and family and Mark
Davis and family were in camp at
AXE Groton over Sunday.
Mrs. Will Lunge left Friday for the
burlington hospital for treatment.
Frank Tib6etts left Monday for
Iolyoke, Mass, where she has posi-
ion.
Mrs. Ella Hamlin OF Warren has
cen visiting her sister for a few
'eeks.
V. r. Hudson is to be in Cabot Fri
ay as auctioneer of the Baker auc-
on.
Quite a number from this town at
ended the chautauqua at Cabot last
eek.
Ira 0rmsbee and Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo
lyman and sister took an auto trip
, various points in Massachusetts and
recently, returning the
st of the week At East Brookfield |
ley were crowded off the road by a
rye car and went down 20-foot J
ink, considerably demolishing the
n but fortunately not injuring the :
'cupants.
There were no church services in
wn last Sunday, owing TO union
rvice at Cabot.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. 6. Carpenter, Cliff
N Ward and Mrs. Ella Hamlin are
ending the week in camp at Joe's
md
Mrs. w. c. Delman and Miss Laura
slman of Washington, ID. C., Mrs c
L. Browne of White River junction, o
Jorge II. Kibling of West Lebanon, II
H., George Huntington of Wash
gton were visitors at Fred Darling's &
st Wednesday. ;
Miss f. H. Stickney is spending a {
W days in town. T.
There will be a union service next
ndsy morning at the Congregational v
urch. Joseph +. Laing of Burlington, d
of the Anti-Saloon u
lgue, will be present and conduct the g,
rvice. A cordial invitation is ex- Of
lded to all c,
Mrs. C. A. Lasher of Plainfeld is the b,
est of Mrs Lucy Bemis for few Ii
vs.. 10
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bailey Of Wells 4
yer have been guests at Fred Oar
g's for few days. :,
Among the visitors at Hotel Bliss !.
past week were T. b. Jarvis and :.
+. Hearney of Burlington, J. c. 80
rtwell of Essex Junction, II. b. Hof-
! of Greenfield, Mass, C. r. Whit.
NIB and G. Y. Henderson OF White
yer junction. II. p. Oliver of ST.
r. c. Greene of Worcester, he
S.. +. X. Woodland of Portland, in
:, G. NJ. Legene and V. A. Tinim Of XII
" Haven. Conn. r. H. Ordway of
ndolph. II. r. Hughes of Albany. ~ g..
ID. p Barber. L. J. Rutter, DR.. and =,
:. X. L. Cleaves and Julia Foster of "a
ntpelier.
'rof Mark Davis and family left frC
dnesday for Pittsfield, n H. They en-
e accompanied as far as the White
untains by Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Ds- NJ
Hiss Amy Cameron has been visit
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