The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-19
NORTHFIELD

4 Mis-. margaret rtsAti<thf ithN'fNN' ~
! Tuesday afternoon from Cambridge,
Mass, where she has been spending
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Katherine johnson.
The board of directors of the Dog
River Valley Fish and Game club are
to be guests of the Mortified Falls
Community club on Friday evening OF
this week. The various members Of
the board are to give informal talks,
telling Of the purpose Of the Fish and
Game club State Fish and Game Com
missioner sheldon has been invited TO
attend the meeting.
| Miss Evelyn Plumley returned Mon
day To .Middlebury to resume her dn-
/ ties at Middlebury college. She spent
! the Easter vacation with her parents,
President and Mrs, Charles A. Plum
| ley.
Mrs. Nellie Denny has commenced
work in the Cash bakery for Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Jenkins.
Mrs. Lizzie Plastridge was in Mont t
| pelier Sunday TO attend the wedding
; OF Miss Beatrice Holton and Mortimer
| c. Pierce of that city. Mrs. Plastridge
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
George Martin, over Sunday.
Edwin Wilder was in Burlington on
Sunday TO attend the funeral Of his
cousin, George H. Wilder.
Miss Alice Sargent, who has been
spending her Easter vacation at the
| home Of her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
James b. Sargent, has returned 70
Middlebnry to resume her duties at
Middlebury college.
e. Il. Thompson returned Monday
afternoon from Springfield, Mass,
where le and his wife have been spend
| ing the winter with their daughter,
Mrs. George W. schwengcr, and fam
f, lily. Mrs. Thompson will remain in
| Springfield for another week before
returning TO her home in town.
| Mrs. Nellie Smith of Randolph has
been spending few days in town
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas McCutcheon.
Mrs, Nora Poissant was called to
Barre Saturday by the death Of her
son-in law, Joseph Bussiere. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Provost and Adlord Pro-
vost we're also in Barre. called there
BY the death of their uncle.
The remains OF Joseph Bnssiere,
| whose death occurred in Barre, were
brought here Monday for burial IN
Calvary cemetery, Rev. J. A. Lynch
officiating. Mr.. Bussiere had been III
for some time suffering with tuber-
culosis, only returning from sana
forum in Denver. Col. few months
ago. He is survived by his wife, who
was Corinne Possiant, formerly OF this
town. and FIVE children: also three
sisters. Mrs. Stanley Provost. Mrs.
Peter Provost and Delyina Bussiere of
Mortified. and three brothers, John,
George and neander Bussiere. Mr..
Bussiere was associated in the gran
tie business with the late Stanley
Provost at Mortified Falls, and later
in Montpelier with the firm OF Herbert
| & Bussiere.
| Miss Evelyn Hedges, who has been
| spending her Easter vacation with
| with her sister, Miss Aileen Hedges.
has returned to Gorhanl, Me-. TO re-
sumo her duties at the Gorham State
| Normal school.
Miss Beatrice NJ. Holton, only
daughter OF Mrs. Clara Holton OF this
! town, and Mortimer c. Pierce, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence G.. Pierce of
! Montpelier. were united in marriage
Sunday morning at Bethany church,
Rev. c. n. st. John performing the
ceremony. The wedding march was
PLAYED by Mrs. George Martin, for
merlv OF Mortified and a schoolmate
OF the bride. She was given in mar
riage BY cousin, Ira Houston, OF
Barre Miss Marjorie Sears acted as
! bridesmaid and Robert r, Pierce, a
brother Of the groom, as best man.
Mrs. Pierce is a graduate OF the North
! field high school, also OF Albany Bust
ness college. and has been employed IN
| MONTPELIER for some time. fer the last
/ two years in the Office of the Vermont
| Mutual Fire Insurance company. Mr..
Pierce is employed in the secretary ;
office of the Vermont Fire Insurance
company. Mrs. Pierce's many friends
and aeauaintanees in Mortified extend
l CONGRATULATIONS 70 tit ftdhS NptPit.
After a wedding trip they are to re-
side on Baldwin street in Montpelier.
Mrs. Clara Holton. mother of the bride.
I who teaches IN North Branford, Conn,
was in Montpelier for the wedding.
Ray Grant of New Haven. Conn.
has been spending few days in town,
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. y. Fiske on Union street
Floyd Seymore, who recently fin
ished work for L. Messier at the Cen
ter Village. has commenced work in
the Fernandez market. Edward Pro
yost. who has been working in the
market for some time, is to become
associated with his brothers in the
Provost Brothers granite business at
Riverton.
The field located near the home of
the late Stanley Provost at North
field Falls has been secured for baseball
practice for the Mortified high school
team. The use OF the field Is given
free TO the local team.
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