The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-08
WA!TSFfELD
Funeral Of Herbert Joslin Largely At
tended Thursday.


The funeral services for Herbert j
Joslin who was killed when thrown
from an automobile against a bridge
were held at his late home in Waits.
\ field village Thursday afternoon al
4 $3.50. Rev, w. A. Remele oiiiciated
4 The bearers were Howard i. Joslin
/ Walter G. ,loslin, Clement d. Joslin
Karl S. Joslin, Burt l.. Joslin and
/ Clarence A. Reed. The interment serv-
ice was held in the village cemetery,
The flowers were many and beautiful
coming from numerous friends and
relatives OF Mr.. Joslin.
Herbert J. Joslin was born in Waits
field, Nov 20, 1860, the second son
born to Wilbor w. and Alice Water
mani Ioslin. He was never married
and always lived with his parents
except for short time he was in Med
ford, Mass. He was painter and
paper hanger by trade. Mr. Joslin
was we'll posted on outside affairs. He
loved reading and was fond Of all out N
door life. The boys were his especial
friends and they always found ready
ally in all their plans in Mr.. Joslin.
He was quiet man, but had keen
sense of humor
In all fishing expeditions, Herb
WAS one Of thr first to be asked to
join, and if possible lie readily did so.
as no one loved those free outdoor ex-
periences better than he
He will be missed b vthe whole town,
but more than anywhere else in his
home, where he has left his aged
father and aunt, Mrs. Elnora Rowell
He also leaves one brother, James r.
Joslin Of Peoria, H.. and one uncle
Charles w. Waterman of Denver, Col.
other surviving relatives being cousins.
The funeral was largely attended.
Among those present from away were
his brother. James. and cousin. Mrs.
Maud Joslin Foster, from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller and
three children from Burlington called
on relatives here the Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Avery from
Mortified were~guests at G, d. Joslin's
this week.
A. j. Boyce and SON. Earl were in |
july 4 to see Mrs Bovce /
at Heaton hospital The dav was
Mrs, Boyce's birthday. She received a
large number OF cards and number OF
bouquets of flowers from her friends,
who extend their love and sympathy
TO her for her long enforced stay at
The hospital
G. w, Long, r. y Moriarty and A.
Dessereau were in Montpelier Wednes.
lay.
Harlow Pickett of Moretown has
,een visiting his brother, Ralph, at
Mrs. j. A. Smiths.
Mrs. Bessie Spaulding and her sis :
er, Mabel Long, went to Mrs. Spauld-
ng's home in Freeport, n. ", Thurs.
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Elliott Bliss from
Mass, are guests shis week
4 Mrs. Dale's.
Florence Berno, who has been visit
ne friends in Mortified, has returned
ONE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul c. Scammon from
AGO. Me, has been visiting at John
onnors and on their return home !
irs. Common and two younger chill
rem returned with them for visit at
err old home.
Rev. and Mrs. Remele and Miss Har- /
let Smith were in Montpelier Wednes. !
ay.
Sunday Ut the Methodist church will :
e observed as communion Sunday !
he pastor will speak briefly upon the 9
heme "The Unveiled Vision" 1t is j
luch desired that all members and 5
lends Of the church shall be present
, participate in this the first com
union service of this conference year