The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-15
MORTIFIED
Mrs. Susan Fletcher Died Saturday
Night at Age Of Nearly 80.

Night at aye VI NSdAAJ w.
Mrs. Susan Fletcher, who has been
in poor health for some time, passed
away Saturday night at the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. Jeremiah Creaney,
On Central street. She had been in fail
inc health for some time on account
Of her advanced age, but only confined
to her bed for the past few weeks. ne
deceased was the Daughter OF Oliver
and Susan Kendall and was born IN
South Strafford, sc years ago the ZSth
OF May. She was united in marriage
to James Fletcher in Straflord ana
some years later they came TO North
field and for many years conducted the
hotel here. known az the Mortified
house, which was later destroyed by
fire. Mr. Fletcher died in lS'lo and MIS-.
Fletcher went to live with her daugh
ter. where she has since made hef
home. returning to Mortified with MI.
and Mrs. Greaney several years ago.
Mrs. Fletcher was the mother Of Two
children. a son, who died few wears
ago and the daughter, Mrs. Mae Urea
nev. who survives. Aside from the
daughter. Mrs Fletcher is survived BY
one brother, Jersey Kendall, three
half brothers, Jed Kendall, Frank ken-
dali and Fred Kendall and one hall
sister. Mrs. Adella Parker. Among the
older acquaintance of Northfield, Mrs.
Fletcher was always held in highest
esteem, and her many friends and new
lacuuaintances she has made since com
ing to Mortified highly respected her
and during her declining years they
had all become very fond OF her. The
sympathy of the many friends i ex-
| tended the daughter in the loss OF her
mother. Funeral services were held
from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grea.
lney this Monday afternoon at 3:3p
o'clock. Rev. II. g. Mann. pastor OF
| the local Universalist church, will Off
ciate. The remains will be taken TO
South Woodstock for burial beside her
husband Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Nellie Smith Of Randolph has
been spending a few days in town, q
guest at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. I.
j. MeCutcheon.
Mrs. John DOYLE, who has been
spending the winter in Boston with her
daughters. has returned and opened her
| home.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael oGrady OF st.
Adams visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Ryan on School street
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Duffany have
moved from G. 5. kimballs house on
Kimball avenue to the Duffany farm
near East Roxbury, Mr.. and Mrs De
Bona have gone to housekeeping IN the
tenement vacated by Mr. Dutfany
Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin and chill
dren OF Montpelier were guests OF Mrs
Martins mother. Mrs. Lizzie Plas-
fridge, over Sunday.
| Miss Margaret Aiken was in Burling-
! ton over Sunday, the guest OF Miss
Alice Kane.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Plumb have
moved from Mrs Homer Denny's house
on Slate avenue TO the house which
they recently bought OF the J.. T. Sever
ance estate Of the corner Of Union and
anee estate at the corner of Union and
/ into the tenement vacated by Mr. and
Mrs. Pecore, who have moved onto Wa
| ter street Frank T. Parsons has moved
into Mrs. Denny's house, as he recently
sold his house on Main street to Sor'
reIl- Maynard post, American Legion
for a home.
Ralph Gokey Of Chelsea was at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Gokey, over Sunday.
| Reginald Mumley, who has been crit
ically i'll with pneumonia, is more com
Portable.
Next Sunday viii be observed al
memorial Sunday for the Grand Army
A union service will be held in th'
Methodist church at l0:45, when th'
churches will unite in honor of the
1 Grand Army and auxiliaries.