The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-16
AGED WOMANS BODY
DUG UP FROM GARDEN
BACK OF HER RESIDENCE
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. George Robinson arrived from
Burlington last night to make short
visit with her husband of this city.
Mrs. Florence Smith of Boston is
passing a few days at the home of her
brother, v L. Ayers of Ayers street
William Juckett of Csstleton arrived
in Barre last night, called here on
a business trip, and to-day went to
Waterbury,
Deputy Sheriff F. G. Minard has re-
turned from Leominster, Mass, where
for the pap few days he has been max
ing business visit,
James b. Stewart has returned to
his home on Maple Grove street after
an extended business trip through the
middle west in the interests of Burke
Bros.
Notice: All members of the ladies
union of the Presbyterian church who
wish to attend the funeral of the late
Mrs. Catherine Mckenzie of Boston,
formerly of Barre, please meet at the
library Thursday, Feb. II, at l:46
o'clock p. m. A good attendance de-
| sired.
About ten friends of B. p Wiley
and L. II. Carleton gathered at Mr..
! Willey's home on South Main street
last evening to tender tn two men a
party in honor of their birth anniver-
sary A pleasant evening was spent,
and light refreshments Were served.
Miss Annie j. Macdonald, who for
J the past two years has been EN-
ployed in Cambridge, Mass, arrived in
| the city last evening and expects to
| take up her residence again at rs Elm
street. She was accompanied by Miss
Mamie Macdonald, who has been Wis
iting in Boston.
The following program has been ar
ranged by the w. c. 7. L. for the OBJ
servance of Frances Willard memo
rial. to be held in the Methodist church
this evening at 7;30: Interpretation
/ of Frances Wizards life, Rev B. g.
Lipsky; violin solo, Roger Erickson;
reading. Mrs William Lilies duet,
Miss Blanche Corliss and Alice Reed.
Public cordially invited.
Fifteen Young ladies of Miss Fiske's
| Sunday school class of the North Barre
mission were present at valentine
party held in the mission parlors on
Berlin street last evening. Several vo-
/ cal selections were rendered by Misses
! Olga Rabioli, Antoinette Vicari, Fiske,
Miss Lucy CALI accompanying on the
piano. Games fitting to the occasion
/ helped pass most enjoyable evening.
| Refreshments of ice cream and cake
/ were served.
Eli Carr returned home last night,
after passing week at the home of
/ his sister, Mrs. l.. j. Carpenter of
Gardner, Mass, and with his nephew,
/ Arthur B. Carr of Baldwinville, Mass.
/ The latter mas charge OF large farm
which supplies produce for an epilep-
t tic infrmary Of about $50 inmates, in
cluding all ages, some of whom are
employed on this farm, of which Mr..
Carr is superintendent. The state has
sought control OF the institution. but
/ il remains in the hands of few pri-
vate individuals. There had been no
| sleighing in Gardner until last weeks
storm, when about six inches came.
Rev. Fr Maloney united in marriage
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Lander in
Middlebury 80 years ago yesterday.
Their eight chi,dren and group of rel
atives. Numbering nearly 80 people in
all. arranged for celebration Of this
Seth anniversary, and last evening gave
them complete surprise. In a very
short time they were awake to the oc-
casion and soon adapted themselves TO
enjoy the event immensely. Some men
nearing the age OF 90 find few kinks
! in their limbs when stepping out, but
Mr.. Lander blthely danced an Irish
| jig. A poem on their happy welded life
composed by Miss Hazel Mackay, was
read by her Music, dancing and re-
freshments all had their turn during
the evening. but the one humorous
event was the mock marriage in which
Mrs 0rrin Hughes and Perley Rule APP
pearcd in freakish costumes as the
principals, with Mr. Hughes as the par
son. As a remembrance of the day Mr.
and Mrs. Lander were presented brid
al bouquet of 80 roses, cutglass water
set and an oak telephone table and
chair Their wedding day could hardly
have been more happy and the party Of
relatives last evening extended the eel
ebration until midnight.