The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-08
NORTHFIELD

i Miss Frances Pervier was in Stowe
over Sunday, visiting her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mayo.
Ralph Gokey, who was called here
| by the serious illness and death of his
mother, Mrs. John b. Gokey, returned
Wednesday to Chelsea.
I Miss Margaret McDonough, who has
been spending several weeks in town
with her sister. Mrs Jerry Duggan, ~
turned Wednesday to her home in Han
over, Mass.
Rev. and Mrs. C. j. Paddock Of South
Acton, Mass, are in town for com
mencement at the Mortified high
school. Their son, Sydney Paddock, is
member Of the graduating class. Mr..
Paddock is a former pastor Of the 10.
cal Jniyersalist church.
Gerald OGrady of Essex Junction
was visitor at his home in town over
Sunday and the first of the week.
A meeting of Abraham Lincoln court
OF Foresters will be held Friday eve.
ming. This will be very important
meeting as the re adjustment commit
tee will be present. Every member
should attend.
Mrs.. Mary Wiley OF Randolph was a
visitor in town this week. Mrs. Wiley
is former resident of this town.
Prof. Arthur w. Peach was recently
in WILLIAMSBURG. where he spoke be
4 nio ,f ha
Jamestown high school.
Henry Wheeler has been appointed
substitute mail carrier from the local
postoflicc for the city delivery service.
He commences his vacation work neAt
week.
Father LsChsnce of G;raniteville and
Father Cahill Of Burlington we're in
town over Sunday and Monday, assist
ing in the 40-hour service at st. Johns
Catholic church, which closed Tuesday
morning.
MIR. and Mrs. r. J. Houston and son,
Donald, returned the first OF the week
from Swanton, where they have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. r, G.
Kimball, and family. /.
Maurice Dewar Of Hartford, Conn
is spending a two weeks vacation with
his parents. MIR and Mrs. w. NJ. De-
war, at their home on Central street.
r. b. Houston of Burlington and
Charles Houston OF st. Johnsbury
have returned TO their homes, after
visiting in town for few days, the
guests of their sister. Miss Belle Hous-
ton, and brother. f. J. Houston.
The funeral Of Mrs. John B. Gokey.
whose death occurred at her home on
SUNDAY. was held Tuesday afternoon
at ? o'clock. Rev. DIR. F. NJ. DeForest
of st. Marys church officiating In
terment wa in the family lot in Elm
wood cemetery. Edgar Akey. Charles
Gokey, George Davis and John Croney
acted as bearers. Those in town from
away were: Miss Ruth Gokey Of Bur
lington. daughter of the deceased. Roy
Gokey Of Bridgeport, Conn, and Ralph
Gokey of Chelsea, sons; Edgar Akey
of Burlington, son-in-lsw; Mrs. Abbie
Healy. a sister. Of Orleans; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gokev, Mrs Jessie Hale !
and Mrs. L. G. Derrick of Montpelier. |
Mrs. Ellen Gokey Of Antrim, \. H..
Mrs. Bushey and daughter, Katherine
Of Burlington.
Miss Caroline Strong, who attends |
school in Mortified. Mass, arrived IN
town Tuesday night for her summer
vacation at the home Of her mother
Mrs. H. W. Strong, on Cross street.
Miss Ruth Foster Of Morrissille
came Tuesday afternoon to spend
couple Of weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
John crOney-
Mrs. Anna Holton is seriously III al
her home on School street
Mrs. William p. Mills Of yakime.
Wash. accompanied by her daughter.
Miss Clsrs. and two cons. are Al the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Dole,
where she expects 20 spend the sum
mer. Mrs. Mills viii be pleasantly se-
membcred in Mortified - Miss Ruth /
Dole. She il a graduatre f the Nor.a-
field high school and has many friends
in town who VII BE- glad 20 welcome
her back 20 her native town. This y
Mrs. Mills first trip east in eleven
vcars.
President and Nrs Charles A. Plum
lev a Norwich university entertained
the members Of the senior class Non.
dsv evening in Dewey hall The 10
tvs male quartet and IN entertainer
furnished the program. uhirh AS
most delightful The aasrtet. whlch r.
considered one q the bcs1, has ap
pesred IN NorthfeH hrforr Nrs. "A.
A. Whitney Of this towr accompanied
them On the pizno. Ths uenters ..