The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-27
Number from Out of Town Here to
Attend John Fiynn's Funeral.

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i Attend John Hymns Funeral.
| The funeral of John Flynn, who die,
so suddenly at his home here las
week, was held from st. Andrew
Ichurch last Friday morning, TIL
requiem mass being celebrated by Rev
Robert Dewey. Music was by tn
regular choir. Burial was in Hol,
Cross cemetery, the bearers being Pau
Flynn, Maurice Harris, Eugene Mag
mus, Robert Esgan and George How
land of this place and Arthur Broder
lex of Barre. Among those present
from out of town were Mrs. Johl
Broderick, Arthur Broderick, Mrs. w
IF Rowland and Bernard Starr o.
Barre, Mrs. Esther Gault OF Plainfield
Mrs. A. M. O'Keefe Of Bethel and VIII
liam Donovan of Burlington.
The Gleason family were with
| Grandma" Gleason at the home Of
Mr., and Mrs. O. L, Ayers Monday, N
usual, four generations being present
Among those present from out OF town
were Mrs. Bertel n. Perry of Science
tady, N. ", Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.
Hatch and Mrs. Nellie Bates Of Bur.
lington and Miss Ella Pollard Of
Mortified. Chauncey Lyman was al
so at his home with the Ayers family.
Henry French Of Barnard was a
Christmas guest of his niece, Mrs.
William Woods, and viii remain at the
Woods home for the season. Mr..
French is an authority on antiques and
does large summer business in them
in Barnard, that town being one of
the many in the state that "a coming
back into its own for summer travel
There was large family party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. B.
Perry on Sunday and Christmas day,
there being special dinner on both
of those days Present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bertel A. Perry and Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan s. Perry Of Schenectady, NJ r.,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Perry Of
Barre, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Perry. Mrs.
q. f. Moody. and Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett
Perry, sr.. OF this town For the tree
and Christmas festivities which fol-
lowed the dinner were Mrs. Harriet
Moody and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perry
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Perry
have returned to Schenectady. Mrs.
Bertel Perry will remain with her par
ents in Burlington for few days long
er.
Eugene c. Harvey, who has been
road commissioner of Duxbury this
past year, has rented his farm to
Ernest Farnham and moved his family
to the Demeritt tenement in Water
bury. where NJ. G. Washburn formerly
lived. Mrs. Harvey has been much in
Montpelier this past week since her
son, Howard Harvey, was injured. Mr..
Harvey was working with Mark Jur
ras in his stone shed when in some
way a particularly heavy stone fell.
breaking Mr.. HaFvey's leg and IN
juring his foot. He was taken TO the
Heaton hospital and is reported to be
doing very well there.
George Rumney Of MiddIesex was
business visitor in town last week
Curtis Haskins of the S. c. Huycke
company of Albany, N. ", is spending
the holidays with his parents on Union
street, as is also Coin Haskins. who is
agent for the Maxwell car.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Stevens Joined
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stevens and
Jean and spent the end of
the week and Christmas day in Essex
Junction with relatives, having Christ |
mas dinner with Mrs. Walter Stevens
mother.
Reports are that "Uncle" George
Freeman is doing very well at the Hea-
ton hospital. where he was taken aft
sr the fall which was the sause of his
breaking his hip.
Miss Ida Robinson. who is teaching
N Morrisville, is spending her vacation /
u the home of her uncle, c. ID. Swasey.
Mrs. J. r. Dillon has returned from
he Fanny Allen hospital and has been
feeling quite poorly since her return
Guests for Christmas dinner at the
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter /. Irish
rcrc Mrs. Daniel Irish. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Irish, Miss Winnifred and Mas
Ier Robert Irish.
Miss welthea Booker has been con
ined 20 the house with hard cold.
Mrs. J. =. Claire has been feeling
quite poorly for the past week.
George Donovan who went TO
florida with the family Of Ernest
3risbrin. has returned home after
cry delightful trip.
Cyril Shelvey of Middlehury college
nd Lawrence Shelvey Of Montpelier
eminary are spending the holiday
ecess With the mother, Mrs A W. |
White.
Miss Evelyn Bsckus Of Montpelier
eminary Is with her parents, Mr.. and
FRS. Fred Backus, for the Christmas
acation.
Miss Dorothy Towne Of South Hero
nd Miss Helen Towne q Fairfax are
18th their mother for the holidays. ,
9th have proven themselves very pro.
cent In their chosen work Of teach
g.
Lucius Basseit e Midlieinfy -oIlere {
- joined his brother. Leander nss-
81. At the home Of their parents, Nr
"a Mrs. George Baseett. where they
III spend the boliazys.
Postmaster and Mrs b. '. Ather
- entrrtainsi - assr = M.sndae
lis Laura Ysttsr, Mrs. Mary Tiiten.