The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-29
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Arthur Smith, Guest Here Last Week,
Died Suddenly on Way Home.

Died Suddenly on Way Home.
The relatives and friends here 0
Arthur Smith received verv ba
shock Wednesday evening when tn
message came that he had very sud
denly passed away while in his car an
on his way to his home in Franklin
Mass. He left here early that moinin
on his return trip and was accompanied
by cousin, who came as far as Soutl
Royalton with them, Mrs. Smith hay
ing remained here at the home of Mrs
Stanton for a longer visit. They wer
rcsuming their trip after dinner am
were in Newport, n. H.. when MI
Smith complained Of not feeling vel
and stopped his ear and was gone. TIL
body was taken to the undertaker's a
Newport. Mrs. White, the cousin, pro
cured chauffeur and they drove bacl
here, the latter returning by rail tina
evening and the former with the be
reayed went the following morning
The funeral was held Saturday at Hill
n H., his former home, with burial il
the family lot beside his first wife, who
passed on few years ago. Mrs. Stan
ton, his sister. and Miss Stanton mo
tored to Hill Saturday morning to at
tend the funeral
Mrs. Stimson went Saturday to Brat
tleboro to visit her son, Harold Slim.
son, and wife and infant grandson.
Mrs. Jennie Hammett of South Barre
is visiting j G. and Hattie Smith and
calling on other friends for few days
Mrs. Brett was down from Barre Fri
day. His wife returned with him for a
few days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Reyes and
daughter. Beulah, of Woodsville, n. H.,
Mrs. NJ. j. Ayers and Miss Ella Ayers
of West Berlin were callers in town on
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bagley and
sons, Clifford and Gerald, went Sat
urday to North Montpelier to visit at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Tier
ney, their parents, returning Sunday
They made the trip by auto.
Mrs. Goodenough has returned from
visit to her daughter in Hanover and
during the past week visited at the
home of her son, Russell Goodenough,
in Mortified.
v. G. Flint Of Braintree and son.
Newton Flint, and two daughters and
son-in-law Of Merose, Mass. called on
their sister, law and aunt, Mrs. Abbie
Nichols, Friday.
Mrs. B. w. Boyd has gone to Brad
ford and Rutland to visit relatives for
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. p Blanchard went
by auto to Swanton Saturday to visit
at the home Of his mother for over
Sunday Mrs. OGrady accompanied
them as far as ST. Adams, where she
was to visit friends during the formers
stay in Swanton.
Mrs. Abbie Nichols went to Randolph
Saturday to attend the Seventh Day
Adventist meeting, which closed Sun
day evening, going from there to West
Brookfeld to visit sister and brother.
The field day exercises at Camp Teela
Waukett Saturday were unusually good
and were largely attended II was the
tenth field day at the camp The Ran
dolph band furnished music.
Among those from here noted in Ran
dolph Saturday at the dollar day" and |
other attractions were Mrs N. D. Rice, |
George Kidder, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Spaulding and son, Dudley, Mrs. r. c. |
Rich and son, Fred and daughter, Lot |
tie, Mr.. and Mrs Glen Rattee, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Ed. Kirkpatrick. Many Others
from here were also in Randolph the |
two dollar days. besides those men
TONED above.
NJ. Fl. Richardson, Fl. c. Richardson
and Mrs, Ethel Kerr motored to Clare
mont to visit relatives recently.
Miss Jessie Stanton, with three class
mates from Mortified, was in Ran
'lolph Center Wednesday in the Stan
ton car to attend the alumni gathering
81 the f. s. n. s. Mrs. OGrady, Mrs.
Nichols and George Kidder were there
the same day.
Mrs. Stanton, Miss Stanton and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Smith, the formers
brother and wife from Franklin, Mass.
who were visiting them, visited rela-
lives in Mortified last week Tuesday.
Nelson Bell Of East Granville visited
his daughter here the first of last week
md Mrs. Bell called at the same place
he last of the week.
Mr.. Brooks and his mother went to
he Heaton hospital last week Tuesday
md were accompanied back home BY
he formers wife, who was able to be
discharged from that institution and
s convalescing at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. G. X Webb and chill
lren Of East Granville, Mrs Mary
Webb Hollins and daughter of Boston
md Mrs. Vinton of Melrose, Mass,
we're visitors in this place last week. 4