The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-28
WAyTSFIELD
Death of Mrs. r. H. Weston Left Sew
en- Children Motherless.

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The entire community was saddened
with the news on Tuesday, Sept ~
of the death OF Mrs Sarah Il. Dodge
| Weston, wife Of Frank FL Weston
! For some months she had been out OF
health, but no alarming symptoms APP
peared until short time before her
! death, when she was taken to hos
pital in Burlington for treatment. She
left her home in good spirits and hop
ing for an early return, but sudden
change for the worse fastened the
end and she died Tuesday, Sept. 10.
She was Of a quiet disposition, ready
70 be helpful and enjoying the COM
partnership Of her friends; She will
be missed in the family circle, where
the husband and seven children, the
Oldest almost 10, and the youngest
one year. are left to mourn their loss.
Besides these she leaves father and
mother, three brothers and four sis
tiers.
The funeral was held from her late
home in South Fayston Thursday,
Sept. n, Rev J. G. Hazelton Of the
Waitsfeld Methodist church ofiiciat-
ing. The large attendance at the flu
neral and the numerous tributes spoke
eloquently Of the sympathy Of the
community for the bereaved family.
Interment was in the lrasville GEM
etery.
About $3.50 Tuesday morning the
fire alarm rang summoning help to
Albert fuckers place. where his barn
was on fire. This barn was one Of
the best in the valley, with all mod
ern equipment, lightning rods and
electric lights. II was built only a
little more than a year ago. All the
livestock was safely removed When
discovered by Mr.. Tucker, the fire
seemed 20 be near the middle OF the
barn, but soon spread to the haymow.
With plenty of help the house was
saved, although it caught fire several
times. The origin of the fire is I'M
known.
"Go-to church month, which has
been observed by the churches of this
immediate vicinity. closed with the
last Sunday in September, but the
need of church going has not ceased
You need the church and the church
needs you. 80 be in your places again
next Sunday.
Everett Wallis has gone to Prince
ton, n. j., where he Il enrolled Mt the
college
Mr.. Bugbee from Montpelier was
guest OF Henry Baird Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bettis have re-
moved hack from montpelier TO Mr.
Belts fathers, Charles Belts, farm.
Little seldcn Weston, he youngest
.hild Of Frank Weston, has come to /
i've at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Richardson in Irasville.
r. II. Downer, u II. Somerville. w.
Palmer. o. q. Eaton. Mr.. and Mrs.
4. V Higley and Mrs Moriarty were
n Montpelier to testify in the Wal
ace and Barber automobile suit
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Neil were in
montpelier Tuesday.
A free radio concert was given in
ibrary hall Tuesday night by Alton
J. Farr. About 20 persons were pres
mt.
Sunday. Oct. l, will be observed as
Iaryest Sunday at the Methodist
hurch. There viii be special ser
non by the pastor and special music
" the choir Ii is desired that as
aany as possible bring in during Sat
rday contributions OF vegetables,
rain, flowers and fruit to he used for
Sunday evening spe-
ial story and song service win be
ED. This viii be service of I'm
sual interest and profit and cordial
lvitation is extended to all our
riends to be present.