The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-12
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Mrs, Lydia Hatch of Sharon, a CUES
at Miss Mae Savage's since Memoria
day, has returned home.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Elker and thei
, daughter, Anna, are at Il. N. Davis
here on their way from their forme
home at Cambridge Junction to thei
future home in Newark, N. j.
The funeral of lyman L. Bailey wa
held at the home of his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred C. LaRock, las
saturday at o'clock, Rev. j. Wesley
Miller officiating. There were many
beautiful flowers The bears were Nj
cola Altamonte, Irwin Bennett, Evalt
Haikars, Richard Marsh, Gerald Whit
taker and Vernon Whitaker some Of
his more intimate playmates. Mrs. G.
r. Dearing of East Randolph, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Strickland of South Ran.
dolph we're among those who attended
Interment was at Cherry Hill cemetery
in the LaRock family lot. Besides his
mother, Mrs. Mary Bailey, he is sur
yived by a brother, Simoneau Bailey.
Clarence Savage and Miss Ella Saw
age of Claremont, N. H., are guests at
Pearl M. Savage's.
Clarence Fairehild and Miss Jeannia
Brown were married Yesterday by Rev.
Will G. Harvey at his home. They
went on brief journey by automobile.
The bride was graduated from Whit
comb high school last Friday and is
an esteemed young lady. The bride
groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. n T..
Fairchild of Maple Grove farm in Roy
alton and has many friends here.
Children's day at the Methodist
church, which was to have been cele-
brated yesterday morning, was post
poned two weeks because Of the death
Of lyman r. Bailey, who was in his
class Sunday and was learning a part
in the exercises.
Ivan H. Carr, who drives a motor
truck for the David Buttrick company
on their cream route, drives 80 miles
daily seven days in the week, his route
bsing to East Barnard and return,
South Randolph and return, Gaysville,
Lympus and return, Randolph branch
road and return. Mr.. Carr has only
been out of a hospital for series
OF operations few months and appre-
ciates very much the kindness of the
patrons in loading the cream, as they
know HIS strength is not yet normal.
Bascom Boyle is working at the tea
store.
Yesterday was Mrs. G. Fl. wight's
9th birthday anniversary and her call
ers included two sisters, Mrs. Polly Gift
ford of South Randolph and Mrs Belle
Rowell of South Royalton, niece, Mrs.
Emma Abbott, and three grand -nieces.
Mr. and Mrs. f. p. Perkins were in
Woodstock last week to attend the On.
nual meeting of the Northern Bankers
association. of whose executive com
mittee Mr.. Perkins is a member.
4. A. Davis of Boston, Gilbert Z. |
Woods, A. b. Noyes, w. S. Davis and |
r. G. Landry of St. Johnsbury were
here Friday on their way TO Chelsea
after attending the, Northern Bank |
ers' association meeting.
Fifteen members of the local troop |
Of boy scouts. went yesterday afternoon
10 camp on the Green mountain trail /
for few days They will assist in
cleaning up the trail for this seasons
travel Scoutmaster Paul f. Wilson
WAS in charge of the expedition and
will stay with the boys until relieved |
Besides Mr.. Wilson, c. J. Grafton, +. !
Z. Shepard and A. j. Batcheller drove
heir care 10 carry scouts and supplies.
F. +. Mccullough accompanied the
party TO assist in choosing a STE for
he camp, which is between Pico and
killington peaks in the town of Sher-
1urne. The boys in the party were Her
BERT Allen, Theodore Clifford, John Gay,
James Grafton, Elmo Haikara. James
Harlow, Vernon Havey, Lawrence Lii
ey, Richard Marsh, George Maynard,
lanes Mccullough. Raymond Merrill.
Iohn Miller, Manuel Miller and John
Morse
Miss Bertha Croissant is in charge Of
Austin Havey's store while he is on the
-Oad
A county convention Of Methodists Is
allied at Woodstock for Wednesday OF
his week, forenoon and afternoon.
Tisdale Harlow has moved his fam
" into F. r. Mccullough's upper ten
ment.
Mrs. A. Lee Csdy and Mrs Rober,
Sohle were in Burlington last week To
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