The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-26
WATERBURY,
Large Number from Out of Town At
tended Herbert Johnson's Funeral.

The funeral Of Herbert johnson was
held from the Methodist Episcopal
church Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Wal
liam Hessel officiating and speaking
comforting words. Fayorite hymns OF
the deceased were softly played by
1Irs. Flora Boyce Gale, organist OF the
church. Floral tributes were very beau
fiful Burial was in the village GENE.
terry and was under the auspices OF
Mentor lodge, + Q. Q. ~ ritual work
by 9. G. Graves, II. G. Miller chaplain
There was large attendance OF mem
bers of the Odd Fellow lodges and En-
erald Rebekah lodge. The bearers We're
members Of the order, DR. j. r. Clare,
q. M. Norton, Joseph Ather Grant
Russell, Walter Edwards and q q.
Campbell !,
Among those present from ont Of
town were Miss Lillian Porter OF Ran
dolph, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Boyce. Seth
Boyce and Edna Boyce, Mr.. and Mrs.
Orrin Boyce, Arthur Boyce, Mrs.
Charles Folsom, Mrs. Hattie Gallagher
and Miss Agnes Seeley of Waitsfield;
Mr., and Mrs. James Pearly Boyce 81
Fayston; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. William johnson, Mrs.
Emma Babcock and Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Sterling of Moretown and Mrs.
byron Palmer Of Middlesex.
Mrs. Carrie Robinson, who has been
guest of her sister, Mrs. Myrtle Grill
fith. has returned to her home in East
Montpelier.
Street delivery Of mail is receiving
prominent place in the discussion OF
the citizens these days. Monday night
the Twenty Five club went OH record as
fayoring it and elected the following
committee, Rev. J. G. Prince, M. Il,
Moody and Walter Edwards to con
fer with probable committee from
the board of trade and push on the
matter if possible to favorable action
Monday night was the first meeting
for the season of the Twenty Five club
and the following officers were electeds
President, John H. Burleigh; vice-pres
ident. DIR. ]. G. 0Neil; secretary and
treasurer. G. b. Adams; chairman OF
membership committee, A. g. Wheeler
and of the program committee, Supt
M. H. Willis. Monday evening. w. X
Riley. engineer for the Magnesia Tale
company, gave most interesting and
helpful paper on @The Vermont Tall
Industry from an Engineers Stand
point The next meeting will be Nov
3 and will be in charge Of Burton Luce
Ralph Cotton has returned from
Brockton and entered the employ Of
the American Clothing company
s. w. Guptil was in Middlesex last
evening, attending the meeting OF th'
local New England Milk Producers as
ISOLATION. Mr.. Guptil is the county
president.
Mrs. Jesse Carpenter has returned
from Burlington, where she went be
cause Of the serious condition OF tn
little daughter of her brother, Clinton
Wissell, of Middlesex.
Plans are being made by Waterbur,
post. No. 80, American Legion, for |
worthy celebration of Armistice day.
Last Sunday and over the end Of tn
week Mr.. and Mrs. William Porte
had all their children and grandchil
dren at home. Miss Helen Porter ha
been home from Burlington for som
time. There were also Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Porter and daughter, Thessalie, o
Ticonderoga, n. Y; Lawrence Porter
who is driving one of the state trucks
and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Davis and fam
lily of Montpelier.