The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-10
GROTON
Mrs. B. F. Andrews, Former Groton
Woman, Died at No. Woodstock, N. H.

! News was received Friday mornine
by relatives here of the death of Mrs
Is. r. Andrews at North Woodstock
N. H., which occurred suddenly Thurs
day afternoon The funeral arrange
ncnts are not known at present but II
! Is expected the body will be brought
odist church to-day. Mrs. Andrews was
Eliza, the youngest daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodwin If
Groton She would have been thirty
one years of age had she lived until
| the 25th Of this month. She leaves
her husband, and son by former
marriage and a number Of brothers
and sisters and other relatives in this
vicinity
Ralph WEIGH has gone to the home Of
his parents in Massachusetts for an in
definite visit. Mrs. WEIGH and small
son viii stay with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard. during his absence.
Mrs. Carrie Brown was at Montpel-
Ter Thursday to attend the graduation
exercises at Montpelier seminary
Mrs. Elvira Norwood, who is past
90 years of age. is in a feeble condi
ton. She is being cared for at the
home Of her son, Ora Thurston.
Horace Page II slowly recovering
from long and severe illness from
pneumonia. The nurse, Miss Edith
Hood. who has been in charge of the
case for six weeks, finished her duties
there last week.
A large number from this place at
tended the photoplay. Way Down
East at WoodSyile, n H., Wed1cs-
day and Thursday.
Mrs Mary Donald left Thursday for
an indefinite stay with her son, Fred
Donald, at Baltimore, Md.
AT business meeting of the wom-
ans home missionary society held on
Tuesday afternoon the following ofli-
GERS were elected. President, Mrs. Jack.
con Jones; first vice president, Mrs. r.
A. Davidson; second Sicc-president.
Mrs. L. s. Blanchard; secretary, Mrs
Stead Thornton; treasurer. Mrs.
Charles Robinson; mite box secretary,
Mrs. p. A. Smith, The meetings have
been suspended through July and Aug
ust.
Mrs. William Paradis and infant son
left the frst Of the week for Bridge
port, Conn, to visit her parents.
Rev and Mrs George B. Thomas re-
turned to Providence, r. J.. Thursday, |
after passing short vsca ton at their |
summer home on Mt. Medad.
Married at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. |
Haxen Heath at Wcstville "Wednesday |
evening, Oswald Heath and Miss Elsie
Harvey of Hardwick, Rev. Stead |
Thornton performed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. whitehill and
Kermit we're in Lakeport. n. H.. he
first Of the week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. I
Raymond Scott.
Mrs. Lizzie Fellows has returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital, where
The has been for treatment.
Next Sunday will be children's day
1t the Methodist church when the
whole service will be in the hands If
he young people, Make a special ef-
'ort TO be present for the program is
specially fine with touching Rotations
rom the tiny tots" and splendid
,horus of the older scholars Of high
'chool age. We have body OF young
,eoplc with voices that would do credit
% any church. We had record at-
endance last Sunday, let chiIdren's
lay be a record also. we shall require
almost 300 people 20 make it 20. Par /,
'nts, honor your children By be;nr
present. There viii be service cf
Baptism.