The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-30
NORTHFIELD
Deaths Of D. D. Weller and Karl D
Sahin--Latter N. U. 1911

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Word has been received here Of thu
death az Kari d. Sabin, which occurred
in the south. where he had gone for hi
health Burial was in keene, \. IL.
where he formerly resided. Mr.. Sabir
was a graduate Of Norwich university
in the class OF 1911. and "a member o.
the Theta Chi fraternity, During his
\. college course lie made his home II
/ the family Of the late G.. $. Richmond
and had large number of friends and
acquaintances who will be sorry tc
/ hear Of his untimely death. The de-
! ceased is survived by his wife, and
| Young daughters also Two sisters he
| served during the World war in France
! and has been in poor health since his
return to the states.
4 The funeral of d. D. Weller, whose
] death occurred Thursday at his home
at Mortified Falls, was held Friday
| afternoon. Rev. r. s. Clark, pastor OF
! the Methodist church, ofiiciated. The
Masonic service was held at the home,
conducted by a delegation Of the Rich
mond Masonic lodge, Of which the de-
ceased was member, and members Of
I Dewitt Clinton lodge Of Northfield.
I The bearers we're John and William
Greenwood, John Ford and William
Clark. Saturday the remains were TAX
Ell to Hineshurg for burial in the fam
ily lot beside his wife, who died two
years ago, They were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bacon. Richard
Weller and John Mccormick, undertake
Ell from Mortified, Tlle deceased, who
was IA years of age, had been IN poor
health for some time but only confined
to his bed for the past three weeks.
He is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Bacop and one son, Richard Weller,
and one grandchild.
The first community snowslioe hike
OF the season was held Thursday eve
ming under the auspices Of the North
field Chamber OF Commerce There
were about IS mixers, which was con-
sidered good number as the night
was extremely cold. The trail was
from the common up over the hill 10
Sanborns cottage, where William II.
Hardin. Robert Plastridge and Glenn
Bingham, who preceded the mixers, had
ronsing fire, and plenty Of hot cot
fee and cocoa made. A lunch was
served and Jolly hour spent, before
the crowd started home. The com
mittee in charge was Charles Goodrich,
+. M. Holton, William II. Hardin and
Robert Plastridqe. Those elected to
take charge OF the next hike are Prof.
L. A. Shaw and Heber G. Cady.
Prof. X. r.. B. Flint OF Norwich uni
versitv Is to be one OF the speakers
at the annual meeting OF the Water
bury board Of trade. which is to be-
held Tuesday night, Jan. 81
Mrs. Frank Porter Of Jackson, Mich,
was visitor in town the past week
in the interest Of the estate Of the
late Frank Porter, formerly OF North
field.
James r. Cross and William II.
Hardin we're in Burlington Wednesday
and hear an address on "Busies Re
vival" by Senator George w. Cart
wrigh Of California. Senator Cartwright
is a vice president of the American Edu-
cational association and spoke to the
members Of the chamber of commerce
of that city and invited guests.
Rev. II. G. Mann Of New York ar
rived in town Saturday and assumed
his duties as pastor of the local Uni
vcrsalist church with Sunday morning
services.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Greenwood OF
st. Albans we're visitors in town over
Saturday and Sunday.
The annual meeting of the North |
field Public Health association win be
held Tuesday evening of this week nj |
the Brown public library. A canvass
Of the town has been made the past |
week for money for the district nurse
fund. Everybody i interested in the |
excellent work done by the district l
nurse. Miss Florence Strong, and they
should plan to attend the meeting and
also do anything possible 20 health
in this worthy cause