The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-09

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large number of friends and relatives
were present at the exercises. which
were interesting, each one who took
part doing very well.
Miss Margaret Donahue recently
spent a few days with her sisters,
Misses Mary and Anna Donahue, in
St. Adams.
The members OF Northfeld lodge,
No. 10, ]. o. o. r., will attend the
Uniyersalist church Sunday morning
in a body. when an appropriate me-
mortal sermon viii be delivered by the
pastor, Rev. C. l.. Paddock Tue mem
bers OF the Rebekah lodge will also
attend the service in a body. Follow
ing the service the Odd Fellows will
go to the cemeteries where they will
decorate the graves of their deceased
brothers.
A. II. Austin, who has been i'll for
several weeks with pneumonia, is able
to ride out.
Word has been received here of the
serious illness of Mrs William For
sythe, former resident of this town.
Mrs. Forsythe, who lives in Ludlow,
Mass, has been in poor health for
some time, but her condition has be-
come serious and her recovery is not
expected She viii be remembered in
Mortified as Clara Benton, one of the
older residents of the town.
n Lamps of the Bardis Bros. fruit
store has been in Springfield, Mass,
for several days on business. :
Charles Provost has returned from
visit to relatives in Montreal and re.
sumed his work in F. s. Dykes store.
Misses Ethel Donnelley and Mae
Conlin OF Montpelier, who were in
town Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Captain Timothy Holland, remained
in town and were guests of Mrs
Charles Spear.
The Mortified graded school closed
Wednesday for the annual summer va
cation.
Master Ralph lacovonni was taken
to Heaton hospital, Montpelier, by DIR. |
w. Fl. Hurley last week, where he UNI |
ierwent an operation for appendicitis.
Carl Hathorn has gone to Barnard, |
where he conducts garage during the |
summer. The store under the Cohen |
.ailor shop which was occupied by Mr. |
is now occupied by Chase |
brothers, who have Ford auto supplies. |
The funeral of Captain Timothy j. |
whose death occurred at the
y. S. marine barracks at Quantieo. /
Va, Thursday, after only two days
illness, was held Tuesday morning
rom st. Johns church. Solemn re.
Iuiem high mass was celebrated by
Rev. Father Cain of Bellows Falls, as
listed by Rev. Father Lynch as deacon,
nd Rev. Father Barry of Randolph, as
Music was by the choir,
ssisted by Rev Father Howard of
Woodstock and Rev. Father LaChance
( Graniteville. Sorrell Maynard post,
american Legion, acted as an escort
nd fired the salute at the grave, and
ounded taps. The bearers were Cadets
teele, Mather, Rsdigan, Stiles, Har-
ington and Shattuek, members of the
Ilpha Sigma ri fraternity at Nor
rich university, of which the deceased ,
-as a member The faculty and mem
ers of the trustees of Norwich univer-
ty were also represented at the serv-
e. Burial was in Calvary cemetery.
large number of relatives and friends
ere in town for the funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Heffernan and +,
ster, Mrs. Patrick Mullen of Mont
al, who have been spending a short
me in town, guests at the home Of :
Ir. and Mrs. Alex Eddie on Slate ave-
ne, have gone to Old Orchard Beach,
Ie.
Miss Lizzie Brusa, Miss Bernice Col
v and Miss Ruby Ellis were gradu-
led from the nurses training school
. Mary Fletcher hospital, Burling-
m, last week. Miss Colby read the
ass will and Miss Ellis the class
-ophecy. Among those from North
I'D TO attend the graduation were
ISIS Hazel Colby, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
7. Hartwell. Miss Olympia Mazoretti,
RS. Antony Struzzi. Mrs. Julena Fon
ma and Miss Esther Ellis.
+. w. Carran, instructor at Norwich
1iversitv, has commenced work for
Ie summer in the office of the state
lgineer in the state highway depart
emit at Montpelier.
Mrs. w. z. Pencil of Swanton, who
as in town to attend the funeral of
,ptain Timothy Holland, remained a
uple of days with her daughter, Mrs.
'arren Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall d. Smith,
no have been spending a couple of