The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-27
RANDOLPH
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Eaton Were Mar
ried IS Years Ago.

ried IS Years Ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Eaton quietl,
passed their fifty-fifth marriage ami
versary at their home on the High
lands on Wednesday. While there wa
no general observance OF this event
many congratulations were received by
the couple, who had for so many year:
| travelled the journey OF life together
and all alike wished for them many
more happy years. March p, 1867. Al
| fred Eaton and Miss Sarah Wilmington
| were united in marriage at the home
! of the bride in Rochester at o'clock
in the morning by Rev Mr.. Pratt, aud
from that time Mr. and Mrs. Eaton
! resided in Rochester until thirty two
years ago, when they came here and
| have since made this their home. They
; own a comfortable and pleasant home
on the hill and here enjoy happy life.
Two children have been the result OF
this union, Harry Eaton of Boston, a
prosperous business man of that city.
and Miss Carrie Eaton, successful
teacher in the graded school here, who
makes her home with her parents. Mr..
Eaton is a Civil war veteran and lives
quietly, although interested in all that
pertains to the good OF the commu-
nifty. Mrs. Eaton has served accept
ably as president Of the Woman's Re-
lief corps and the Bethany guild for
a long term, and is now also glad to
assist eithef or both OF these organ
izations, and many others as much as
her strength permits. To-day both
Mr. and Mrs Eaton are able to enjoy
the pleasures of life and have com
parativcly good health A. large circle
OF friends extend congratulations and
wish for them continued prosperity
and happiness.
The selectmen have engaged II. D..
Lane to have charge of the patrol
work on the improved highway for
the coming year in this vicinity. and
G. X. Smith on the other side of the
town.
Mrs. John Williams and daughter
OF Holyoke, Mass, have como TO pass
a few days here with the formers ia
tier, A. II. Flint.
The body of Mrs. Carl Thrcshcr ar
rived here on Saturday afternoon, ac'
companicd by her husband and friends
and was taken at once TO the Bethany
and funeral service was held, |
after which the burial took place in
the family lot at East Braintrec. Leon |
ard Hutchinson, a brother OF the de- |
ceased from Barre, with Mrs. Hutch
inson, met the party here and attend.
cd the service.
G.. Fl. Slack. who has been at the /
sanatnrinm for several weeks for a |
surgical operation, is now able to leave
the institution and has gone TO the |
home of his sister Mrs. w. 2. Flint, /
for an indefinite stay
DIR. A. c. Bailey has been confined |
to the house and his bed for several /
days with severe cold, closely resem
bling the grip.
Leonard Slack has come from Bos
ton. where he is engaged in study. and
win pass his vacation here with his !.
parents, Mr. and Mrs X. H. Slack. this
week. after which he win return to his
College.
Mrs. Nettie Rlx went to Northheld
IN Sunday TO pass tho week with her
laughter, Mrs. Robert Mayo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hutchinson.
rlle we're here Saturday for the flu
neral Of Mrs. Thresher, returned 10
heir home In Barre Sunday morning.
Miss Harriet Reed, who is employed
n the store of y. L. Chadwick, went
o Montpelier Sunday to visit der
riends at home.
Melvin d. Roberts of Norwood,
lass, and Miss Eltar Melvins Hall
we're united in marriage Saturday
light at the Methodist parsonage hy
rev. 4. II. Moore. Mr., and Mrs. Rob
rts will reside in Norwood Mass.
rhere the groom has resided up to Tbs
ime.