The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-19
CORINTH
Long and Useful Life Ended When
Carlos Eastman Passed Away.


Carlos Eastman, "A years old. sus-
tanned shock on Friday and died the
following Wednesday, Oct. IL. The
funeral was held at his late residence
on Friday, with burial at Corinth Cor
ners beside his wife, who died three
years ago. They moved here from
Hyde Park three years ago last spring
His life has been full of sorrow and
suffering ever since being called to
bury his wife, two daughters and a
grandson within few weeks Of each
other. This summer a son-in-law died.
leaving wife and five small children
and Mr.. Eastman was their main sup
port.
He. leaves two sons, Dennis and Trv.
ing, who resided at home, and another
daughter, who resides at Hyde Park.
Mr.. Eastman was an industrious.
hard working man at his trade Of
blacksmithing and carpentering. A
kind and obliging neighbor, generous
and always ready TO grant some favor.
he viii be greatly missed among the
townspeople as well as his family.
Charles Eastman is his nephew.
w. Z. Woodcock has been at the
Green Mountain sanitarium at Bur-
iington one week. He seems to be
gaining slowly. His wife accompa
MED him, visiting at her former neigh
boris. William Murphy She returned
home on Sunday Will says he Is 20 |
ing to stay there until be gets well, |
and his host of friends hope that will |
be soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Little have been
visiting his parents in Canada.
There was large crowd in attend
ance at the chicken-pie supper at East
Corinti- last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Slack of Brad I
ford and Mrs. Alice Bugbee of Concord.
n. H., visited their brother, George
Parker, recently.
Edith Bagley has returned home
from the White mountains, where she
has been working.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. S. Gates and two
sons, Wayne and Frederick, of Union
Village were guests OF Mrs Gates
uncle, Frank Hutton, on Sunday. Stan
ley Gates and sister, Miss Pearl. Of
Barnet were guests of their cousin.
John Munroe, on Sunday.
Mrs. Bassett of West Corinth is
moving into B. B. Scribner's house and
Leon Cilley into the Oscar Hall house,
row owned by Joseph Lord.
Wenlock Palmer, one of the gypsy
moth searchers, found three clusters Of
hem under small apple tree on AL
pert Magoon's farm on Monday, the
irst that had been found in town
hus far.
Otis Hastings took truck load of
'eople to the dance at Topsham last
friday evening.
The six new horseheds at the Center
hureh were completed Monday.
George II. Wilson of Barre was in
own last week on business. :
Mr.. and Mrs L. r. Colby, Mr.. and
frs. Walter Colby and two sons, Cliff
on and Ralph, Mr.. and Mrs. +. J.
luton. Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker,
Ir and Mrs. Fellows Merrill. Mr.. and
IT'S Al thur hcftliis Ffeu JeWelt,
hina Nsgoon and son, Alvin, attend
q Tunbridge fair on Thursday.
Rev. +. p. Cutler preached his fare
ell sermon on Sunday and is NOV
lg TO East Hampton, Conn, this week. |:
The doctors have decided that it is
est to amputate the foot of Henry |:
huntington, which is to be done this
eek. The opening is. discharging and /:
angrene can be stopped only by am
ntation. Mr.. HuntingtOn's son, Dana. |:
nd wife were at the hospital to see
i'm Sunday.
Mary Ladd has finished work for Mr..
anborn at Waits River. She Is visit
& at Charles Martins. Nelson has
turned home and is attending school y