The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-03

John Bussiere, 50, Died of Heart Dis
ease Monday.

a snort Time aIter Deatn was caused
by heart trouble, from which he had
been suffering for some time. Mr..
| Bnssicre was So years Of age, and is
survived by one son, Wilfred, Of
Mortified Falls, and five daughters.
Mrs. Rose Loiselle and Blanche BUS
siere of Montpelier, Eva Bussiere of
Chicago, and Mae and Irene. who live
at home. He was member Of the
! Modern Woodmen of America, Green
Mountain camp, of Northfeld Abra-
| ham Lincoln court of Foresters, and
the Order Of Eagles.
Miss Margaret Aiken spent Sunday
| IN Burlington, the guest Of Miss Alice
Kane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Greenwood,
who have been spending two weeks
vacation in town, returned Sunday
night to their home in st. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark. former,
residents Of Mortified, accompanied
by their son, Floyd Clark, wife and
son Of Barre, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Timothy Welch and Mrs. Harriet Pope
Sunday.
Services were resumed Sunday in
the Methodist church, after being
closed for two months, while extern
sise repairs have been made on the
church. Sunday was observed as rally
day, and there was large number
out. A message from DIR. Lowe. gen
eral superintendent Of Universalist
churches, was read BY Prof X. r. b..
Flint, chairman of the hoard Of trlls-
tees Of the church. The message was
written specially to the people Of the
local church by DR.. Lowe, who is
personal friend Of the pastor, Rev.
H. G.. Mann.
Fred Mumley has moved his family
from the house known as the Cutler
house on the Union brook road. to a
farm in Williamstown.
Mr.. and Mrs A. b. Clark, who have
been visiting in town, have returned I
TO Annisqnam, Mass. They we're ac.
eompanied by her brother and wife, (
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Edgerton. I
After spending time in Annisquam,
Mr. and Mrs. Edgerton expect to go to
81. Louis, Mo-, to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arthur Zimmerman, and
family
Ray Mccormick OF Toronto, Cana
Ia, and brother, Joseph Mccormick,
are spending their vacation visiting
and friends in town. They
are guests at the home of their aunt,
Mrs John Barry, on Elm street.
The annual district meeting Of odd
a.. rs II L n I
n Mortified Oct. 0, with Mortified I
odge, No. 10, /. O. o. r. A banquet
sill be served BY Social Rebekah
odge
he members OF the Junior class Of ,
he Mortified high school had a so
'ial Friday evening at assembly hall.
4 pleasant evening of dancing andy
music WAS enjoyed. There was good
and a good sum was net
ed for the benefit of the class.
Col. +. l.. Howe, Major Charles NJ I
barber and Lieut. John Greenwood
we're in Rutland Friday night TO at a
end the annual meeting Of the Mill !
AIRY Order Of Foreign Wars, which
vas held in that city. Lieut.. Green /,
Food is the retiring commander of the
rider.
James Brusa. who burned his hand ,
couple OF weeks ago, was able to ,
esume his work in Cross Brothers =
arage Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Mathews re-
urned Friday TO their home in Or
ANS, after spending several days the y
asst week at the home OF her parents,
#. and Mrs, Dexter Homer. v
Mr.. and Mrs. ). G. Cannon and
rother, Roy Cannon, who have been r
uests at the home of Mrs. Cannon's "
Mrs. Rogers, left sun
ay for Middletown, Conn. Mr. Can \,
on has been with her grandmother !,
" the past three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Durkee of Tiv-
ton, X. l., are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. o
/. NJ. Howe at their home on Vine y
rect.
Mrs Robert Dirty Of East Roxbury b.
ct with a painful accident Thursday al
ternoon, and is in the sanatorium at al
aDdolph suffering with an ugly
ound in the back OF her head. several
oxen ribs, and other minor injuries
be cause of the accident is not
lown, as Mrs. Dirty was found un-
nscious lying in her wagon and the !.
rise which she was driving released -
ON the wagon and dead. II looked ~
though she had been thrown from hs
e wagon TO the ground but crawled
ok TO the wagon before losing con- co
iousness, although it is not known. er
ports from the hospital are that
RS. Dirty is resting comfortably and vi
at her recovery is expected unless 20
new develops. She is sis
rin-law Of Mrs. Paul Cleveland of NJ
and niece Of Mrs. G. f.
estcott. also Of this town.
Lieut.. James Cruickshank of North !"
ID has been chosen from the Nation
Guard of Vermont as an officer to Nj
to Camp Benning, Georgia, fcrthree Il
,nths' duty. Lieut.. Cruickshank goes
: first of November. 81
The regular monthly meeting of the re-
satin club will be held in the club
ms Wednesday evening, Oct I. at fr,
Is. After the business meeting,
v. Dr. G. G. Creegan. pastor of the m
al Congregational church. win talk
the conditions as they exist in
eece. DIR. Creegsn Is very familiar ="
IA the people of Greece, as he has i.
mt some time in that country. Fol .n'
wing his talk there will be social -.
ar and refreshments served
Mss Evelyn Cannon OF Burlington a.
visiting relatives and friends I'm "A