The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-25
NORTHFIELD

John Slattery of San Diego, Cal. TIL,
child, who is the grandson OF Mrs
Mary Dole Of this town, has beer
named Paul Clurey Slattery. Mrs
Slattery will be remembered as Name
Doyle and Captain Slattcry Is grad
uate OF Norwich university.
The regular service Of worship vii
be held in the universalist church
Sunday morning at l0;45 The pastor
Rev. II. G.. Mann, will deliver an al,
dress on the subject, SIS Jesus Christ
NECESSARY to the Modern ChurchY' The
| Sunday school session will be held
at y o'clock, with classes for all ages
The ladies' aid society OF the chnrcf
will hold its reg,ilaT monthly meeting
at the home of MrA. X. r. b. Flint
Crescent avenue, on Wednesday after
noon Mt 2:30 o'clock. All the ladies o.
the church are going to make spccia
effort to attend this meeting, and i
il anticipated that 1t will be one o.
the largest gatherings Of the ladies
of the church that has taken place toi
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Hans and daugh'
ter. Mildred, of Sheriden, Wyom., came
Friday afternoon to visit in town fol
time, guests OF Mrs. Hans sister
Miss Mildred Denny. She will Dc
pleasantly remembered here as Evelyn
Denny.
The funeral Of George Parsons was
held Wednesday at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. james Blodgett ON NORTH
street. where he has been making his
home for some time. Rev. II. 5. Clark
pastor Of the Methodist church, OH
eiated. The body was placed IN the
tomb at Elmwood cemetery, to await
burial. which will take place in the
spring in Rockport, Mass. Mr.. Par,
sons was born in Gloucester, Mass, "a
wear ago. He learned the upholsterer's
trade at Hayward Brothers & Wake
field OF Gardner, Mass, and followed II
for 4 time, coming to Vermont about
so wears ago and Tearing the granite
cutters trade, which he followed UNI
til his health failed him. He was a
member OF the Granite Cutters union
His wife died four years ago, and
he is survived by seven daughters,
Lottie, Ethel, Mabel and Mrs. Ezra
Wiley Of Mortified, Bertha of Hard
wick, Nellie Of Bethel and Winifred
OF johnson; also two sons, Fred Of
Montpelier and Jonas of Brandon. All
of the children were present at the fu-
neral except two. The bearers at the
funeral were John Plunkett, Jesse
Blodgett, Clinton Berry, William Neil
son, Row Greed and William Morris,
members of the Granite Cutters I'M
ion Of Northiield.
Miss Rogers, who was called to her
home in Braintree by the illness and
death of her father, returned and re-
sumed her duties as teacher n the
commercial department of the North
field high school
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hartwell spent
Wednesday in Barre, with friends and
relatives.
The schools and all places OF business
were closed "Wednesday in Observance
OF the holiday, Washington's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. u. L. Field were in
Burlington to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. II. ID. Chamberlin, which was held
Tuesday afternoon, the Right Rev.
George Y. Bliss officiating. Inter
ment was i'm Lake View cemetery.
Mrs. Chamberlin was born in North
field. in 1869. Her maiden name was
Alice McClearn. daughter of the late
DIR. McClearn of this town. Mrs Cham
berlin was very well known in North
field, and her many friends will be
sorry to hear Of her untimely death.
She i survived by her husband, one
sister. Mrs. +. L. Field. of Mortified,
one brother. DIR. C. w. McClearn Of
Maiden, Mass.
Among those in Boston to attend the
Norwich university alumni banquet,
which was held Tuesday night at Ho-
tel Bellevue, we're President ard Mrs.
Charles A. Plumley, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
w. orser. Professor Il. A. Shaw and
Harl Millers.
The snowshoe mixers were delight
fully entertained Tuesday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brown at their
home in the west part of the town.
This is the fifth community snowshoe
hike this season and was a most en-
iovable one. Those in charge of the
hike were Robert Sanborn, George
Murray and James Brush. The com
mittee for the next hike is composed Of
the following: Raymond Gifiin,
Wayne Howe and Leland Batchelder.
Miss Mary Welch returned Wednes-
day night from st. Adams, where she
had been spending several days, the
guest of Mrs. Mary Hurley.
Mrs. John McCutcheon and daugh-
ter of Springfield are visiting in town,
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
I. J. McCutcheon on Central street
Miss Katherine Hartley, who has
been confined to her home by illness
for several DAYS. resumed her work in
Bovles & Holton's store Thursday.
Mrs. William Atkinson has gone TO
Burlington. where she entered Mary
Fletcher hospital and will later under
90 an operation.