The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-05
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| The funeral Of Mrs. Rose Godfrey,
who passed away at about 10 O'Clock
Friday evening after an illness OF sew
eral months, was held at 10 o'clock
Monday forenoon from her late home
in the George Fales house. Interment
was at South STAFFORD in the family
Hot there beside her husband and one
daughter who are buried there, She
leaves two daughters, Miss Carrie, who
| lived with her mother, and Mrs. Well.
! inqton Titus Of Vershire and several
grandchildren besides other near rela-
tives to mourn her loss. Mrs. Godfrey
came here about four years ago to
make her home among us. She VIII be
greatly missed by large circle OF
| friends not only in this community
but in other places where she has re-.
sided. She was kind, helpful and
sympathetic friend, good neighbor, a
great worker in the church and all
connected with it, also the grange Of
which she was most faithful mem
Der, will miss her.
| Supt. p. g. Noon, who had been
spending the Christmas vacation IN
| Boston, returned home the last of the
week. His wife and daughter, Miss
Elinor, who had been spending some
time in Boston, returned with him.
The children of Mrs. Theodosia
Mason have all recovered from the
chickenpox and are able to return to
their school work.
Wesson Allen, who sold his farm on
| Broad brook recently, is moving to
the Norris Bray farm in Tunbridge,
which he has now purchased.
The funeral of the late George Leon
ard was held at the M. 4. church Fri
day afternoon.
Rev Raymond Fowles and family
arrived from Woodbury., Conn, Satur-
day afternoon and Mr. Fowles began
his work as pastor of the Congrega-
tional church here Sunday.
Elmer Doyle, who is passing the hol-
idays at his home here, was q visitor
in White River Junction Saturday.
Miss Bertha Whitman. who is spend
ing her vacation with her parents IN
White River Junction, was in town
! Saturday, having dental work done.
A Sunday school banquet, entertain
ment and watch night service was held
in the VI. 4. vestry evening.
w. N. Salter, former resident, now
OF Bethel, has been in town for a few
days.
Mrs. Wellington Titus of Vershire
was in town the last OF the week,
called here by the death Of her moth
er, Mrs. Rose Godfrey.
4 Clement Ladd Of Barre came Satur-
day to spend New Years at his home
here.
Miss Florence Mcclure of White
River junction spent New Years with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Mcclure.
Earl Hewitt and family of Massa-
ehusetts were guests OF his parents,
MFR, and Mrs. ]. II. Hewitt over Sun
day.
S. j. Holden was guest at Mat
thew McGuire's Sunday.
Miss Grace Barrows. who has been
spending short vacation at her home
here returned to her school in Pea
body, Mass, Monday.
Misses Lois Turner and Alice Bar
rows and Austin Sherman, who have
been spending their holiday vacation
atstheir respective homes returned to
their college work in Burlington Mon
day.
Miss Doris Fales has been spending
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Falcs.
Henry Houghton, who sold his farm
on Broad brook recently, has stored his
goods here and on Monday went to
Massachusetts,, accompanied by his
two children.
Mrs. Harvey, a cousin Of Mrs. G. p.
TarbeII, IL guest at the Tarbell home
for few days.
Schools in town began Monday, aft
er two weeks vacation for the holt
days.
The park is being flooded ready for
skating, as is the regular custom every
year.
Miss Mildred Campbell, OF East Bar
nard was the guest of her sister, Miss
Erma, at A. A. Abbottis Monday.
Mrs. Myron Fowler OF Sharon was
in town on business Monday.
Mr.. Carleton, representing the Z. 5.
department OF agriculture. is in town
gathering statistics relating to farm
property, etc, for use in a census
which is being taken by that depart
ment.
Archie Goodale was home from his
work at Montpelier over New Years,
returning Monday.
C. p. Tarbell left for Montpelier on
Tuesday TO attend the Vermont Bar
association meeting held in that city
Tuesday and Wednesday.