The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-10
WILLT4MSTOWN
Miss Ellen Clark, Blind for Many
Years, Died Recently.

Miss Ellen Clark, often called Blind
| Ellen by her townspeople, died at the
home OF Mrs. Katie Hadlock on Mon
day, Jan. 2, and the funeral was held
the next day. Rev Alba NJ Markcy,
pastor Of the M. II, church, Of which
the deceased had been a member for
AZ years, oiIiciated at the service and
Mrs. Markcy sang Miss Clark had
been blind for many years but when
Younger, was able to do simple house
hold tasks to help support herself.
She had been IN poor health for several
years and was provided for by the
town.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Wilfore, who
returned TO town a few weeks ago,
after stay Of some three years in
White River Junction and Woodstock,
have gone to visit their son, Titus
Wilfore, now living on farm near
Rumney Depot, N H.
The officers Of the local grange were
installed last Wednesday night by Dep
uty Ida NJ Wbitcomb. The principal
officers arc as follows: Master. Hiram
$. Drnry; oversecr, Clarence II. Will
fore; lecturer, Mrs Charles j. Blanch
ard; steward, Don Staples; chaplain,
Ethel Williams; secretary. Martha
Wales; treasurer Mile J. Drury.
The Mizpah class will meet with |
Mrs. Jones on Wednesday evening,
Jan. IL.
Dwight Erskine, holding the rank Of /
first-class fireman in the navy, has /
lately been transferred from the tor
pedo boat destroyer, Lawrence, to the
another ship of the same
lass. He has been off Charleston. s
6, but the feet has now gone farther
south for the winter, probably to Cuba
Dr. Panama,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wales and Mrs Ida
VI Whltco,nb were in Orange last FRI
lay evening, where Mrs Whitcomb in
tailed thu officers of the grange in that
own.
Mrs. Adele Passera has gone to
NJ FL, where she win visit 4,
Ter older daughter, Dorea, now reg
stored nurse.
Mr.. erd Mrs. John A. Jameson have
gently installed a Gold Coin pipeless
urnace In their house, the same be-
ng shipped to them direct from the
at Albany, n. ", and
he work Of putting it in being done
Y Mr. Jameson.
Miss Edna Waldo returned last Sat
rday to Muretown, where she is teach
Nc in the village school
lee houses in the village are being I
lied with q very good quality OF Ice
rom Gutter pond.
Business visitors in Barre last Sats
rday included Mrs. Charles Walsh,
lrs. Musette H. Seaver and daughters,
sther and Rebecca. Mrs. c. ]. Blanch
I'd, Mrs. Ernest Andrews, Mrs. Harry
Whitney and daughter. Melba, Miss
adie Hart, Miss Gertrude Martin, Mrs.
[artin Erskine, Mrs. Archie Geake,
Irs. Blanche Rice. Mrs. WILDER, Mrs.
gorge I. Colby, Mr. and Mrs. j. g.
irie, Miss Helen Fairchild, Robert
ynoch, Miss Isobel Kynoch, John
cry and Henry Stevens.
Brooks 0'Neill. who had been IN this /
'wn and Berlin for several mnths,
ent back to Lowell about the first
the year. where his mother and sis
r have been for some time.
At the annual meeting of the Wom- ]
Is Relief corps, No. rs, which was
Id Thursday, Jan. s, the following
fcers were duly installed. all officers
ing present. The work was per-
rmed BY Mrs. Ellen NJ. Briggs, Prcsi
- AI~s Rfor.- Intfou. Sanfor xicn \
rs. Mabel Beneyides; junior. vice,
rs. Julia Johnson; secretary, Mrs. u
elyn MeAllister; treasurer, Mrs.
ny Mcsllistcr; chaplain. Mrs Sarah =
iris; conductor, Miss Nellie daley;
ard. Mrs. Florence johnson; patri-
e instructor. Jennie Drury; press
respondent, Mrs. Ellen M. Briggs
lsician. Mrs. Flora Marley; assist
[ conductor, Mrs. Josie Wilfore; as