The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-21
WATERBURY,
All Cambridge Turned Out for Funeral
of DR.. Newton.

of DR.. Newton.
In the town where he had for 80
many years labored asst Saturday
cambridge came al a unit to the flu.
neral Of DR.. George II. Newton. which
was held in the Congregational church
in that place. Never had such an at
tendance been known there. Before the
funeral party reached the village, the
church was filled with many, many
more were waiting outside. DIR. Newton
had practiced there Is years and was
most beloved by all
The funeral services were conducted
by former pastor Of the church, Rev.
| G. $. Quimby, now Of Grand Isle, az
sisted by Rev. r. f.. Greene. The bur
\ ial was in the nearby cemetery, the
bearers being Drs. Sabin and Shea Of
Burlington, DR. Goddard Of Morrisville.
DR.. Morgan of Stowe and DR.. l.. Z. Me-
kinlay of this town.
Beside the immediate family. those
who went to Cambridge from. here were
&. ID. Swasey and family, Mrs. Della
LeBaron. Mrs. CIarissa Smith Minard,
Ernest Brisbrin, William Carroll. Hea
ley A. Randall. j. Burleigh Lyford. H.
H. Whitney, Loren Eldredge, d. G..
Jones, A. w. Norton. George Rogers
and DR.. u T.. Mckinlay.
In the morning at $3.50 a prayer
service was held at the home here. Rev.
John G. Prince. minister OF the Con.
gregational church, officiating Those
from out of town to attend this serv-
ice were Mr. and Mrs n s. Newton
and Mif Catherine Newton Of Lynn,
Mass. AIR and Mrs. Smith Sisco and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cello of Brad
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Ellsworth Of
Morrisville. Mr.. and Mrs Buel Brew
ster of Cambridge. Miss Ruth Morgan
of Burlington, G. Z. Badger Of Hyde
Park, Mrs Elsie Gates of Montpelier
and Leslie Newton of Boston.
Tuesday evening the ladies union of
the Congregational church gave one Of
their appetizing suppers. This was their
annual harvest supper and was well
patronized The decorations and the
menu were in keeping with the season.
Waterbury has the honor of being
the birthplace of Charles r. Mckenna,
who has received the nomination for
Montpelier postmaster He was born
on Woodland hill a. years ago. the son
of Bernard and Catherine Mckenna
Congratulations are extended 20 Post
master Mckenna.
Alton Swasey. who was reported on
Tuesday might TO be quite III with diph-
iberia az the Vermont state hospital.
where he is employed, was more com
Portable yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stevens and
daughter. Jean. joined Mrs A. q. Stew
ems in Northampton, Mass. in which
city yesterday they attended the wed
ding of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stevens
som, Fayette Willis Stevens,
to Kathryn Tressa Mckenna, daughter
Of Mrs Mary McKenna Of IA Linden
street, that city. They were married
at st. Mary's church, Rev DIR. Cum
mings performing the ceremony. A
best lady soloiss. The bride was beau
tifully gowned in white canton crepe
with lace trimmings and wore an en-
broidered veil. She was attended by
her sister. Mics Dorothy Mckenna. who
wore light green canton crepe and had
4 black picture hat, The groom's best
man was his friend, y. J. Foley. An
elaborate wedding breakfast was served
II Boyden's banquet hall 10 50 guests.
The church and banquet hall were beau
tifully decorated. This banquet was
by a reception at the home
II the brides mother. The bride is one
If the city's popular Young ladies. She
nas been for some time in the office
It Smith college. Mr.. Stevens is with
he Standard Oil company and has
made good. They were remembered
with many beautiful gifts, including
ut glass. silver. furniture and money.
They expect TO be in town for few
lays. following wedding trip 20 other
,oints.
Mr.. and Mrs August keenc. through
4. J. Parcher. have sold their farm
N Crosseft hin in D,Ixbury to Ephraim
'clkey Of Webstcnilie. AR and Mrs.
'elkey have taken possession and Mr.
md Mrs. Kecne are moving TO the
leefe tenement a; Colbyville. Mr.. and
irs. keene have been industrious cit
1ens and viii be missed. bat q cordial
gelcome awaits Mr. and Mrs. Pelkey.
,Irs. Pelkey Is sister ~ Mrs. A C.
lark. who already lives IN that town. =
Mrs. John Barber j. visiting in
vaitsfeld. .
Miss Marion Dams. who IA. been with :
isr sister. Mrs. Harrington. on High 4
treet has gone 20 New York. where 4
hoagain takes " her work II psyche J
naiysis. Miss Dana has been the en- n
ienf head 81 tie Waitsfeid schools. ,
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