The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-12-09
VERSHIRE.
Deferred

Mr. and Mrs Harrison fuller are
the proud parents of son born Nov.
20.
Mrs Ella Holton of this town and
Mr. Lyman Parkhurst of Chelsea, VT.
were married at his home Nov. is.
Mr. Clyde Fuller and family of
Rutland recently visited his parents
Mr. and Mrs B f Fuller.
Mrs w H Orr, who has been visit
ing her sister Mrs w j Louis and
family in St. Johnsbury, has return
ed home.
Vance Conant recently visited his
cousin Mrs C c Titus in Fairlee.
At the last Grange meeting the
following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Master, John Po-
land; Overseer, w H Orr; Steward,
Raymond McTaggart; Asst. Steward,
Hollis Kicker; Lady Asst. Steward,
Carrie Rigg; Chaplain, Nellie Sleeped;
Treasurer, f Pearl; Lecturer, Mar
cia Titus; Secretary, Inez Conant;
Gatekeeper, Reginald Kicker; Ceres,
Luna Poland; Flora, Ethel Harding;
Pomona, Edna Orr. After the meet
ing the brothers furnished an oyster
supper.
Stephen Dean Darling, youngest
son of Kimball and Gladys Darling,
died Nov. II at the hospital in Bur-
lington, from carbuncles. Dean, as
he was familiarly called, was born in
Vershire about 16 years ago, but of
late, lived in Waterbury. The funeral
was held in Vershire Tuesday, Nov.
Is. Those from out of town to at
tend the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs
Allen of Waterbury; Mrs Abbie John
son Boutwell,, his aunt; Mr. and Mrs
H c johnson, West Fairlee; Mrs
George Wilson and Mrs Hatch of
Post Mills.
This community was much sadden-
ed when the news passed over the
wires, last Wednesday morning, that
Mrs Warren b fuller had passed
away at her home of heart trouble.
Mrs fuller had been i'll for about
two weeks, but was not thought TO be
dangerously i'll by her many friends.
While talking with Mr. fuller that
morning she told him that he might
90 to his work as she felt as COM
Portable as she had for several days. |
Miss Webster, who is employed at
the fuller home, carried in her |
breakfast and she did not speak. On |
they found she had /
passed away. She was born May, /
1866 and Oct. z, 1890 she was united |
in marriage to Warren B fuller.
They were then working in Concord,
n. II. Three children came to bless
this home: Bertha MAY, who died in
Harrison B, who lives on the
farm he purchased of his parents
about two years ago: and Leon, who
has always liver with his parents.
After selling their home near Yer
hire Heights. they purchased the L
Robinson farm Just below the viii
age, where they have since lived.
Mrs fuller was a woman Of cheerful
Opposition. which won for her many
friends. As long as her health would
permit she was a very active men,
YER Of Success Grange. The funeral
e-vices were at the Congregational
Jhurch Saturday, Nov. 26. at Up. m.
With Rev. p c Hewitt Of Chelsea
peaking words Of comfort 10 the
orrowing ones. Interment was in
he village cemetery. She leaves TO
MOURN her loss, besides her husband,
wo sons. two sisters and other rela-
ives. besides host Of friends. The
vmpathv Of the entire community
ces out TO the bereaved ones.
Mr. Ethan A Blanchard, a we'll
ncwn and esteemed resident. passed
way at his home in Wilder, VT. the
emains being brought here last Sun
ay. The services were at the Cong
erational Church with Rev. A c
lodge officiating. Mr. Blanchard spent
lost Of his life in Vershire. moving
D Wilder three years ago. and during
he past year has been a great suf-