The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-10
NORTHFIELD
Death Of Mrs. Eugene Duquett Fol-
lowing Operation.

| Mrs. Eugene Duquett died Sunday
forenoon at Fanny Allen hospital
Burlington She was taken seriously
i'll Friday and taken 10 the hospital
where she underwent a serious surgi
cal operation John Holland went te
Burlington and brought the remains
i to John McCormick's undertaking par
lors, and later they were taken to the
home of the deceased on Pleasant
street. Funeral services will be held
! "Wednesday morning at . o'clock from
St Johns church, with burial in Cal
vary cemetery. Rev. J. A. Lynch will
pfficate.
| Mrs. Duquette was born in New
| York state 80 years ago, her maiden
name being Lucia. She was united in
! marriage with Eugene Duquette II
J years ago Aside from her husband,
the deceased Is survived by four chill
dren, Clarcy, Leaward, Lillian and
Herbert. also one brother, Villa Lucia,
and three sisters, Emma, Minnie and
Eva.
The sympathy Of the community is
extended to the family in their sud
den bereavement, especially to the
young children in the loss of a mother.
Miss Della J. Gowdy, who has been
spending the past month in East Rox.
bury, at the home of her cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. George Wardner, returned
to the home Of Mrs M. M Curtis on
Monday.
John Thompson Of Chicago, H., ar
rived in town Monday morning to
spend week at the home Of his Inn
Gle, James Aiken, on School street.
John M. Flynn. who has been spend
ing week in town with his sister,
Mrs, George Philip, returned Saturday
to Albany, N. Y.
Henry Wheeler has completed his
duties for his father, n A. Wheeler,
in the Mortified pharmacy, and with
his wife, left Sunday night for Bakers
field where they will spend couple
weeks. They win join a party and go
from Bakersfield by automobile to
Florida, where they will spend the
winter.
Mrs. I. A. Foster, son, Ernest, and
daughter, Helen, Of Stowe were guests
at MIS- John Croney's Saturday. Mrs.
Mary Foster. who has been spending
some weeks in Stowe, returned with
them and will spend the winter in
Mortified, with her daughter, Mrs.
Croney.
Mr.. and Mrs +. S. Dyke have re-
turned from Boston, where they have
been spending the past week
States Attorney Charles B. Adams,
wife and two children and parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Adams, were Sun
day visitors at the home Of Mrs. N. |
N. Curtis, on Cross street.
Charles MacAdsms was in Barre
over sunday, visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Grearson.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott y. WEIGH Of
were in town over Sunday, |
visiting at the home Of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs Timothy Welch.
Mrs. Mary Rice Of Milwaukee. Wis. /
i guest of Miss Minnie Hurley at
The home Of Miss Ann Riley on School
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Field and Mr..
md Mrs. Gleason of, Shrewsbury,
Mass, have been visiting in town the
past week, guests at the home az
Mr. and Mrs I. L. Field. Mr.. Field is
he son Of the late Moses Field, and
| former resident Of Mortified.
1
The young ladies Of the Mortified
Ugh school. assisted by the teachers,
erved harvest supper in guild hall
saturday evening, which was attended
" large cro~d. After delicious
upper was served dancing was en-
Dyed until midnight. Music was fur
lished by three piece orchestra from
Norwich university Around $50 was
letted for the benefit of the girls
team of the high school.
The funeral Of John Bussiere was
eld Friday morning from his home
/ Mortified Falls. and the services
rom St Johns Catholic church, Rev
I. A. Lynch officiating. lnterment was
n Calvary cemetery. The bearers !
we're Joseph Willett. Roy Williams.
'arroll Holland, Frank Provost. Oman
'ouchard and Elmer Stevens. The
members Of Abraham Lincoln. Charolic