The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-06
WATERBURY,
Mrs. Charles Hameps Death Followed
Years Illness.

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Mrs. Charles Hamel, who has been
i'll since year ago last September,
died at her home Monday morning.
Margaret MacKeeyc Campbell was
4 born in Glasgow, Scotland 40 years
ago the fifth day ~ next March, the
daughter Of Norman and Christine
| (Chisholme) Campbell AT The age of
there Charles Malcolm Hamel Of Max
well, Ont, 2s years ago the oath of
| April. Eighteen years ago they came
to Stowe and II years ago removed to
this village. Mrs. Hamel has been
most helpful woman in fthe communi-
" always willing to aid in sickness
and helping others in every possible
way.
She is survived by her husband and
seven children--Norman of this town,
Daniel and John Hamel Of Claremont,
N. H., Miss Alexina Hamel and Miss
Hazel and Maurice Hamel of this
place. A sister, Mrs. Walter Shop
hard Of Springfield, Mass, has been
here caring for her and there is anoth-
er-sister in Scotland. She was MEM
Der of the Congregational church in
Scotland and of the Maccabees in this
place.
Funeral services were held in the
Congregational church this afternoon
at 2 o'clock, Rev. John G. Prince off,
eating.
Charles Warren, ir., has returned TO
New York, after being holiday guest
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
C Warren.
Fred Davis, one of the selectmen of
Duxbury, Who has been in poor health,
is better
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Flint OF Mont
helier were guests of Rev. and Mrs.
John G. Prince last week.
Last Friday evening members of the
500 club called on William Parks and
left with him an appetizing reminder
of the OCCASION Mr.. Parks was in the
best Of spirits and all enjoyed the eve
ming. The members of the club are
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. b. Perry, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Seabury, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Ralph Putnam, Mr.. and Mrs Ernest |
Joslyn and Mr. and Mrs. William
Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Woods had for |
Thanksgiving guests her uncle, Henry
French of Barnard; her aunt and cous
ms, Mrs. Susan Guernsey and Mr.. and
Mrs. G.tF Guernsey Of Windsor and
DIR. and Mrs. G. C. Rublec and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, of Rochester, N. H.
Rev. William Frazier Of Burlington.
state secretary Of the Congregational
churches Of Vermont, spoke Sunday
in the interest Of the work
and at the vesper service in the after
noon preached very strong sermon at
the Congregati onal church
Word has been received Of the birth
II daughter, Frances Donna, to Mr..
ind Mrs. Everett Hillman of Middle
ton, Mass. Mrs. Hillman was before
Ter marriage Miss Donna Jackman Of
his place. This makes Mr.. and Mrs.
4illman four children, two girls and
,wo boys. Mr.. and Mrs. Hillman lived
or time after marriage in one of
he Demeritt houses in Moretown.
Mrs. Philip Shonio attends this week
he Vermont Farm Bureau Federation
N Burlington as one of the delegates
rom the county farm bureau. The
uhject Of taxation will have promi-
tent place in address and discussion.
The conservation meeting OF the
Iypatia club viii be held with Mrs.
George s. Bidwell Friday afternoon.
he committee has secured as speak !
r Rev. William Hessel, who will have
Or his subject. "The Conservation Of
he American Home" Nv
Postmaster and Mrs. b. +. Atherton
PERT Thanksgiving with their daugh p
n and granddaughter in Proctor Mrs. \
.therton remained there a week Mrs.
larry J. Crossett and granddaughter, \
uretta Shonio, stayed at the Ath- i i
rton home. Il
Mrs. L.. J. Glossy Of Detroit, Mich,
a guest OF her sister, Mrs. John r.
illon.
Mrs: Perley Davis and Miss Jessie
avis of Burlington were guests last I,
eek Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kenne- :
Y at their home I'm North Duxbury.
Mrs. William Mcfarland has gone =
New York for hospital treatment.