The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-12
BROOKFIELD
Obituary.

1
Use Wilson Clark, daughter of the let,
Sophia Smith Wilcox and James vii
son, born April 2S, 1872, and died June
26, 1922.
She attended school at the Barre
academy and was successful teaches
many years. She was married Nov. II
1867, to Trial Abbott Clark IT this
town and after few months they
went to reside on farm they pur,
chased, where she passed away June 60
Her husband died five years ago.
4 Mrs. Clark had been member Of
the Second Congregational church GA
years, the longest membership uf any
living member She was active in
lchurch work, in the ladies' aid society
later the woman's association, AMI mis-
sionary work No uplifting benevolent
enterprise lacked her aid and sympa
thy, and in her passing away the be-
reavement of her daughter is shared by
the people among whom she lived 30
we'll She was beloved Sunday school
teacher many years, also organist and
singer in the choir for many years.
Last summer she presented the church
a set Of hymnals
She leaves one daughter, Miss Anna
| Clark, teacher in New York City
schools, with whom late years she has
spent the winters, but in early sum
mer she would come back to her home
to spend the time remaining .o her
among her friends and in the loved sur
roundings of her pleasant home and
-her native town,
| She celebrated her s0th birthday am
niversary with her daughter IN New
York City April rs, which was very
pleasant occasion for her and 10 all
who attended Among those present
We're Mr.. and Mrs Charles D. Hazen.
Misses Anna and Louise Hazel of Hart.
ford; Mrs. Martha Conant, Miss Con-
ant and DR. Conant and Miss Downer
of Thetford, and Miss Edith Abbott Of
Randolph. Mrs. Halsey Philbsick Of
Hartford, Conn.,, presented her beau
tiflil birthday cake. She received many
eongratulatory letters and cards which,
with all, was very pleasant casion.
Mrs. Clark was member Of tine
Eastern Star and its worthy matron
one year She was instrumental in or
ganizing the Woman's Relief corps AMI
was active in its work
Besides her daughter. Miss Anna
Clark, she leaves one sister, Mrs. Hal
sey Philbrick; one niece. Mrs. Frank
Kenyonj and two nephews. Haley and
Harold Philbrick, all OF Hartford,
Conn
The funeral was held from her late
I hof al 40
Rev. J. S. Clark officiating. The bear.
ers were A. r. Rumney. ". n. Wardner.
@. H. Sprague, L. W. Morse. Interment
was by the side OF her husband in the
pleasant family lot at Brooktield Cen
ter. During the service A. G. Bigelo~
sang two selections. Abide With Me"
and Lead, Kindly Light accompsn-
red on the organ by Mrs. W. A. Savage.
The flowers were profuse and very
beautiful
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Fisk and daugh-
ter. Miriam. OF Burlington were Fourth
of July guests Of his mother. Mrs.
Adela Fisk They took ride to East
Braintree to see Mrs. Fisk's brother
and sister, Jonah and Miss Vina Loom
is.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Smith and daugh
ter Of Randolph and George G. Smith |
called on friends MIDTOWN july 4.
Rev and Mrs George O. Howe Of |
Randolph visited MIR. and Mrs. Z. l. |
Wills Friday.
DR. and Mrs Arthur Bean and two
daughters OF Brooklyn, n. H.. who |
have been spending some time With
her father. Ira Carpenter, and board
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L. Wills,
went Thursday to occupy their cot
tage al Greensboro.
Miss Anna Clark went Saturday 70
Mass. and stayed until
Wednesday with her cousin, Clark VIII
cox, and family
Mrs. Sarah Rich visited her .i,ter,
Mrs. John Verge, several days this
week
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Holden have
for company two weeks her sister and
two children of Worcester, Mass
At the auction Saturday Of the farm
and household goods of the late Ray.
mond Hall, on the west gulf road.
Charles u Ellis bought the farm and
ZONE OF the household goods.
Mr.. and Mrs George Warduer II
East Roxbury we're Sunday callers on
Mrs S. f. Follansbee and Dr. aud
Mrs. f. T. Ellis
Grange District Deputy Roy Gilman
md Mrs. Gilman visited Brookfeld
range Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fullam. Mr.
md Mrs. Herbert Fullam and two chill ,
lren. Mr. and Mrs Walter Grout and
i've children motored TO Middlesex the
Fourth of July and enjoyed "a picnic
Inner and outing.
w w Haggett is helping +. L. Wills
o his haying-
Mrs. Charles kirkpatrick and daugh-
er of Fairfax. Ala. are guests for
everal weeks of her brother, T. Blair,
nd wife.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Blair Of Brain
rec and Mr.. and Mrs. John Dumas Of
randolph were Sunday guests of Mr. :
nd Mrs. T. Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. Stillman Stevens Of
FORTIFIED were Fourth of July guests
( her aunt. Mrs Isabelle Amidon.
Mr.. and Mrs r. o. Ralph. Mr.. and 81
FRS Neil Ralph. Miss Grace HYDE. Mr..
nd Mrs. r. G Keyes and +. O. keyss
-ent to Woodstock the Fourth of july