The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-17
CRANITErJLLE


| Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine
Howard, who died last Thursday, wer'
held at St. Sylvcster's church on Sat
urday morning. The bearers were An
drew Miles, John Finnegan, 0wney
McCne, John Reason, Peter Duquettt
and John Boyce. Interment was made
| in st. Monica's cemetery in Barre
Those from out of town for the flncr
al were Mr.. and Mrs Philip Murphy
Edward Hynes, Mrs. William Whelar
and Mrs. John Whelan, all Of Boston
The following il list Of those who
gave spiritual bouquets, Mrs. John
Whelans Mrs. William Whelan, Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas Hoffman and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Murphy, Pc
ter Murphy, Margaret Murphy, Vim
cent Murphy, Agnes Mary McCue, Mr.
and Mrs. P. j. Finnigan, Mr.. and Mrs
Ed. Fitzpatrick, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.
Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Donahue,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Letourneau and family
Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah Murphy and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Miles,
Mr.. and Mrs. Owney McCue, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Kehoe and family, Mrs. Carrie
Sheridan and family, Il. Al, @. @. "A 4,
John Sheridan, Michael Miles, Bridget
Alice Miller, Mrs. Anna Carey, Helen
and Agnes Carey, Mrs. W. M. Alexan-
der, Mrs. Roswell Miles, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Pierce and family, Thomas Flynn
and Patrick Sheehan.
The annual picnic of the Presbyter-
ian Sunday school was held in Shep-
ards grove, Graniteville, Wednesday,
July IL. There were nearly 200 present
and all appeared to be having q good
time. At about 5 o'clock everyone
sat down to basket supper. Icec ream
was served to all. The outcome Of the
races was as follows; Girls five to
seven Irene Nutbrown, first, Isabel
Macleod, second, Vera Macleod, third.
Boys five to seven Robert Sultor,
first, Donald MaeAskill, second, Angus
Murray, third. Girls seven to nine
Lois Morrison, first, Ethel Farqmhar-
son. second. Jessie Stott, third. Boys
seven to nine Russell Murray
first. Richard Dalgleish, second,
Glendon Mckee, third. Girls nine to
Margaret Campbell, fist
Marjorie Guy, second, Catherine Mac
Leod, third. Boys nine to twelve
Howard Macleod. first, " Thygesen,
Harold Thygesen. third. Boys
II to l4-Gordon MacKinnon, first,
Newell McKeag, second, Haword Mae
Leod. third Girls IA to III Margaret
first, Effie Murray, second,
Freda Belville, third. Old maids race
Z Bessie Morrison. first. Margaret,
Murray, second. Mildred Mackenzie
third. Thnte legged William
and Y. Thygesen, first; How
ard Macleod and II. Fl. Thygesen, sec
md; Gordon MacKinnop and Newell
McKeag, third. Married women's race
Mrs. Albert Suitor, first, Mrs. John
-oxon, second. Mrs. Norman Murray.
bird. The picnic was very success
ul affairs, thanks to the efforts of the
committee in charge
Mrs. Andrew Miles returned from
Hartford, Conn, on Friday, where she
las been visiting her daughter, Miss
ilice Miles.
MISS ShhfEhift -hui pH} iVft ~ hut !
ington this morning to enroll al
tudent at Z. Y. NJ. summer school
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Murphy, Ed
yard Hynes, Mrs. John Whelan and /
frs. William Whelan returned to their
ZONES Sunday, having been called here
" the death Of Mrs. Catherine How
I'D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Suitor of st.
visited friends in town the
after part Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelley Of n
springfield spent the week end with
elatives.
Murdo MacIver returned from Hart
ord, Conn, Saturday, having visited
elatives there for several days. His
on, Leslie MacIver, who is employed
, that city, accompanied Mr.. Mac
yer and will spend two weeks at his
ONE here.
Mrs. Charlotte Premier, who is at
ending u. V. NJ. summer school, spent
ne week end here with her son, Wen
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