The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-07
NORTHFIELD
Mrs. John Kingston Died Tuesday Ait
er Being Sick All Winter.

Mrs. John Kingston passed away on
Tuesday at her home on east hill, aiter
a long and painful illness which dated
back to the early winter. Funeral sefv-
ices were held Friday morning IRON
st. Johns Catholic church, Rev. y a.
Lynch officiating. Intermcnt was III Cal
vary cemetery. The deceased, whose
maiden name was Mary McDonougn'
was born in Bradford county, Pennsyl-
yania, 63 years ago, the l4th OF last
February. She married John Kingston
in Pcnnsylvania, and twenty-five years
ago they moved to Mortified and have
since lived here AIR. Kingston died
two years ago. Mrs. Kingston is sur
yived bv one son, William O. Kingston,
and three daughters, Mary NJ, Julia
G.. and Katherine Kingston, al q
whom live at home. She is also sur
yived by four sisters, Mrs. W. r. King
ston Of thisN town, Mrs. John Ross,
Mrs. Nellie Cole and Mrs. Katherine
McKernin, all Of Pennsylvania, ana
two brothers, John and Frank Me
Douough, also of Pennsylvania. Mrs.
Kingston was kind mother and VIII
he greatly missed in her home. whare
she had spent her life deyoting her
time to her family. She was held IN
| the highest esteem by all who knew
her.
NJ =. Chase was visitor in town
Thursday. Mr. Chase has been spend
| ing the winter in Hartford, Conn, with
his daughter. He went TO that CITY 2
| short time after selling his business
| in Mortified to A. +. Bryant.
William y. Hassett OF Washington,
| ID. c.. is visiting at the home Of rs
sister, Mrs. Charles Mcnamara, on
Main street.
The regular service Of worship viii
he held Sunday morning, April 3, n
the Uniyersaist church at lO;i'
o'clock. The pastor, Rev. IL. 9. Mann,
win speak on when Glory Comes.
| The regular session Of the church
school viii be held at II o'clock. !
fully equipped graded school Tor al
ages. including the cradle roll kinder
parten. primary. junior and senior de-
| partments as well as adult division. 4
special class for boys under the direc,
ton Of Col. Edwards on Problems Of
Boyhood' and another special class Tor
girls with Mrs. Spencer az teacher on
aNiyes Worth While" also specia
class for men under the leadership ol
prof. K. r. B. Flint. In union viii
our Congregational aud Methodist
brethren. this church viii observe Holy
week. uniting in union services Tues
dav evening. April II, al the Congrega
tional church. on Wednesday evening
April -, at the Methodist church, OF
Thursday evening, April ~, we vel
come our Christian brethren TO on
own church. aud on Friday afternoon
and evening We 90 TO the Congrega
tional church
Charles G. Gokey went to Montpeliei
Thursday 10 visit his daughter, Mrs
In. q. Derrick, and son, Charles Gokey
Nellie Gill, who has been spending
the past ten days in town at the hom'
OF Mrs. NJ. NJ Curtis, returned Thurs
day to Plainfeld, where she joined To
Nellie Gill Players, and they will CON
mence rehearsing preparatory to start
inc their Vermont circuit, which open
: April IL.
Miss Belle Houston went TO Bur
< lington Thursday. being called they
by the illness of her brother, Charlie
$ Houston. - :,
Mrs, Theron Strong Of Derry, \. =
: spent Thursday in town. guest
the home of Mrs II. w. Strong. frof
Il here she went to her former home
Lyndonyille.
Miss Rose Holland returned Monda
y TO Winsted, Conn, TO assume her q,
ties as teacher in the city schools. -
o srent her vacation in town with n
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Holland.
> Charles Pate, who has BEEN confine
: TO the house suffering from inlurlt
received on his leg, is able to be on
little each day.
An entertainment Of more than O
binary merit was the Fashion show
/ which was put on at the Savoy theat'
: Wednesday night under the manag
4 ment of \. NJ. johnson. The dresse
i garments, suits and shoes were fro