The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-26
WAITSFIELD
Funeral Of Mrs. Caroline Boyce Held
Saturday.

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Saturday.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Carolin,
Boyce, the widow of the late Sell
Boyce, was held at the home Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. 0. 0. Boyce Saturday afternoon
Rev j. @. HazeIton officiating Inter
ment was in her family cemetery LOT
in Waterbury. The bearers were four
nephews, Leslie Hills, Arthur Boyce
Perley Boyce and George Boyce. Mrs
Boyce was woman beloved by all
Since the death Of her husband she had
her home among her nephew and nieces
and always found warm welcome
from all. She had lived in Waterbury,
but the past two or three years she
has been il Waitsfield.
The relatives who were not able to
come so Jar for the funeral met the
procession at tc cemetery to pay their
respects to "Aunt"~Carlie, as she was
lovingl called by all her relatives
Those from away to attend the funeral
in Waitsfeld were Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Hill from Duxbury, Mr. and Mrs. j. r.
Boyce from Fayston, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
s. Boyce from South Duxbury.
/ Christmas exercises were held at the
Methodist church, at which both
churches united for the celebration.
Two trees were filed with candy bags
and popcorn balls and presents for the
children Of the community. A cantata,
"A Christmas Mystery" was presented
by the Sunday school scholars.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. W. Wallis enter
| tanned on Christmas day Mrs. Wallis
| father, G. A. H. Bragg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus Robinson and family from
| Warren, Miss Mary Northrup and her
mother and two sisters from Burling
| ton.
The regular meeting Of the Com
munity club win be held on Wednes-
day evening. 1t has been arranged to
have for speaker Col. Fred B. Thomas
of the state tax commissioners depart
inent, who will speak on state taxes.
Mrs. >. d, Davis win have charge of
half hour Of the entertainment, which
! will be devoted to current events. The
musical program has been arranged by
Mrs. J.. G. Kingsbury. Everyone win
be welcome, whether members or not
of the club.
Mrs. f. II. Coursey of Lincoln came
Saturday for few days visit among |
her old neighbors.
Miss Annie Buchanan went to her
home in Woodstock Saturday for the
school vacation.
Miss I.ayone Skinner is home from
Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Nelson from
North Fayston spent Christmas with
their daughters and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs w. A. O'Brian.
Lydia Nelson, from Fayston has been
spending the past week with her sis
ter, Mrs. 0'Brisn.
Lyle Bennett and Bermis Kaiser of II
the gypsy moth staff spent Christ
mas at their home In Stowe.
g. II. whitcomb who has been visit
ing at v. G. Pierce's, returned to Essex
Saturday.
Mrs. Ethel Pierce returned Saturday
night from few days stay in Rich
mon dand Essex.
David Mills came home Saturday
night from Troy, n. Y. II
Miss Louise Gleason j. home from NJ
Montpelier for the next two weeks.
Miss Annie Dale from Montpelier 4
spent Sunday and Monday at her home
in this village. HI
Some OF the young people who have
arrived at their homes from the differ II
emit schooland colleges in the past week
are Mary Belts, Edith Tucker and II
Louise Livingston from the teacher
training school at Randolph, Ruth jos.
lin from Mortified, Mass, Lydia and
Alice Bisbee from Boston university, II
Guy Savage from Burdette Business
school. Boston, Donald Morisrty and III
Andrew Baird, Clifford Wallis, Edmund III
Boyce from the University Of Yer H
mont, Melvin Livingston, Ormon IL
Fucker from Middlebury college. III